8. AUXILIARY AND APPLIED FUNCTIONS
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8.5
Electronic Gear Function
The electronic gear function changes the travel value per pulse.
The electronic gear is set by setting the travel value per pulse (see Section 4.2.1).
Using the electronic gear function allows positioning control without the need to
select the encoder to match the mechanical system.
[Example]
n
m
10[mm]
Motor
Positioning speed
Servomotor
n: m = electronic
gear
Pulses per motor revolution .................10000 [PLS]
Travel value per motor revolution ........10 mm [mm]
(1) Electronic gear 1:1 (electronic gear setting = 1)
Travel value per motor revolution
10
[
mm
]
Travel value per pulse =
Pulses per motor revolution
=
10000 [PLS]
= 0.001 [mm
/
PLS]
Positioning control is executed at the commanded speed.
(2) Electronic gear 2:1 (electronic gear setting = 0.5)
Travel value per motor revolution
5
[
mm
]
Travel value per pulse =
Pulses per motor revolution
=
10000 [PLS]
= 0.0005 [mm
/
PLS]
Positioning control is executed faster than the commanded speed.
(3) Electronic gear 1:2 (electronic gear setting = 2)
Travel value per motor revolution
20
[
mm
]
Travel value per pulse =
Pulses per motor revolution
=
10000 [PLS]
= 0.002 [mm
/
PLS]
Positioning control is executed slower than the commanded speed.
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