Commissioning | Configuring the axes
7.6.4
Configuring the axes for encoders with a 1 V
PP
or 11 µA
PP
interface
The configuration procedure is the same for each axis. The procedure
will now be explained using one axis as an example.
Tap
Settings
in the main menu
Tap
Axes
Tap the axis name or
Not defined
, if applicable
If applicable, select the axis name for the axis in the
Axis
name
drop-down list
Tap
Encoder
Select the connection for the corresponding encoder from
the
Encoder input
drop-down list:
X1
X2
X3
Select the type of incremental signal from the
Incremental
signal
drop-down list:
1 Vpp
: Sinusoidal voltage signal
11 µApp
: Sinusoidal current signal
Select the encoder model from the
Encoder model
drop-
down list:
Linear encoder
: Linear axis
Angle encoder
: Rotary axis
Angle encoder as linear encoder
: A rotary axis is
displayed as a linear axis
Depending on the selection, enter further parameters:
For
Linear encoder
, enter the
Signal period
(see " Linear encoders", Page 85)
For
Angle encoder
, enter the
Line count
encoders", Page 87), or determine it using a teach
sequence (see "Ascertaining the line count per revolution",
Page 91)
For an
Angle encoder as linear encoder
, enter the
Line
count
and the
Mechanical ratio
Confirm each input with
RET
For
Angle encoder
, select the
Display mode
, if applicable
Tap
Reference marks
Select the reference mark from the
Reference mark
drop-
down list:
None
: There is no reference mark
One
: The encoder has one reference mark
Coded
: The encoder has distance-coded reference marks
If the linear encoder has coded reference marks, enter the
Maximum traverse path
(see " Linear encoders", Page 85)
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