Stop-on-Stall CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 57 You can enable the Stop-on-Stall function with the FSDI command. The move will terminate. without any d
66 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Stand-alone Operation Power-up Sequence Execution Using Remote Sequence Inputs This section explains and provides examples of
Sample Applications and Commands STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 67 When in the XP9 mode, it is possible to cause the AX
68 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 Host Computer Operation Immediate Sequence Execution Cycle Power or enter the Z command. The AX will go
1 ' 2' 3' Single-Axis Control Single-Axis Interface Program Example AX. BAS PROGRAM CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 69 The AX system is
70 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE 1000 MOVE1$ = "1A1 1V2 1025,600 1G 1LF" 1005 CLS 1007 LOCATE 12,15: PRINT" DOING MOVE 1 " 1010 PRINT #1,MOV
Multi-Axis Control CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 71 Device-specific commands require that a device address precede them. The AX will not execute a dev
72 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Sample Application and Commands Multi-Axis Interface Program Example Example: Three indexers are on an RS-232C daisy chain. Sen
CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 73 900 ' ********************* ••••• ******** •••••••••••••••••••••••• 901 902 903 ' .. 904 905 ' .. 906
74 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE PLe Operation PLC Connections Scanning for Sequence Execution You can use a PLC to execute 7 different sequences that are store
Sample Applications and Commands STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 75 This section provides step-by-step procedures to run sequence
58 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Determining Backlash You can measure the actual backlash with the following procedure. The idea is to move in one direction, s
76 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE STEP 4 STEP 4 ModeJ 72 (ThumbwheeJ) Operation Tuning Procedure Cycle Power or enter the Z command. The AX will go through t
Controlling motor velocity CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 77 The recommended system frictional load for a step motor is approximately 5% of the motor&a
78 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Gauging Motor Resonance TACHOMETER METHOD SOUNDING BOARD METHOD STETHOSCOPE METHOD TOUCH METHOD Locate the natural frequency
CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 79 Tuning Pot "lusting .crewe AX Series Drive Figure 4-5. AX DIP Switch and Tuning Pot Locations STEP 3 STEP 4 S
80 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 Selecting a new Wave Shape WAVE SHAPING FOR THE AX DRIVE STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 ST
Output-On-Stall Multi-Axis Stop CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 59 You can select the Output-on-Stall function with the Turn on Output # 1 on Stall Dete
60 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Output on Position Loss The Turn on Output #2 When Within Dead Band (FSG) command allows the AX to signal other system compone
Program Control Triggers Delays CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 61 You can use the Wait for Trigger (TR) conunand to specify a configuration of trigge
62 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE LoopS Single Loops Nested Loops This section discusses methods of establishing loops in the programs you write for you applica
POSs (Programmable Output Bits) Move Completion Signal Example #1 Example #2 CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 63 You can turn the programmable output b
64 AX DRIVE USER GUIDE Example '3 Example #4 Sequences Sequence Programming Command PS MN A2 V2 D384"" G 01X C Qescription Pauses execu
Sequence Selection CHAPTER 4. APPLICATION DESIGN 65 It Is a good practise to erase the sequence with the XE command before defining the sequence with
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