24.2 Input Time Constant Setting Function
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24.2 Input Time Constant Setting Function
24.2.1 Outline of Function
Actions when setting the input time constant processing
It is easy to set the time constant of the control unit input after changing the values of the
system registers 430 - 431 with the programming tool.
If this setting is carried out, it will run in accordance with the following equivalent circuit. Once
set, you can remove the input interference and vibration.
CXn
Xn
S
CXn
Xn
R
Timer processing Set value =
system register set value
Timer processing Set value =
system register set value
CXn=Xn contact input signal
Xn=input Xn image memory
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Receiving an input signal of the X contact can be performed by the common
I/O refresh time.
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For the input in the time constant processing, such as executing part of the
refresh instructions, the time constant processing is invalid, and the input
status at this time is read out for setting.
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If use the F182 (FILTR) instruction, the time constant processing can be set
even for the input outside the control unit (expansion unit).
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Using the time processing in the equivalent circuit requires no time
instruction.
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For the setting to interrupt the high-speed counter or pulse catch, the time
constant processing is ineffective.
Input time constant setting function and applicable models
System register
number
Control unit
controller I/O number
Applicable models
430
X0 - X3
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431
X4 - X7
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Summary of Contents for FP-XH M8N16PD
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Page 23: ...1 System Structure ...
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Page 49: ...3 I O Allocation ...
Page 77: ...4 Installation ...
Page 89: ...5 Wiring of Power Supply and General purpose I O Parts ...
Page 104: ...Wiring of Power Supply and General purpose I O Parts 5 16 ...
Page 105: ...6 Wiring of Motion I O Parts ...
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Page 117: ...7 Power On Off and Check Items ...
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Page 125: ...8 Steps Before Running ...
Page 142: ...Steps Before Running 8 18 ...
Page 143: ...9 Setting of Position Control Parameters ...
Page 159: ...10 Transfer to Unit and Commissioning ...
Page 181: ...11 Automatic Operation Position Control ...
Page 193: ...11 2 Interpolation Control 11 13 ...
Page 209: ...12 Automatic Operation Synchronous Control ...
Page 251: ...13 Manual Operation JOG Operation ...
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Page 257: ...14 Manual Operation Home Return ...
Page 264: ...Manual Operation Home Return 14 8 ...
Page 265: ...15 Pulse Input Function ...
Page 278: ...Pulse Input Function 15 14 ...
Page 279: ...16 Stop Function ...
Page 285: ...17 Auxiliary Function ...
Page 329: ...18 Instruction Reference ...
Page 357: ...19 Error Warning Annunciation Function ...
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Page 387: ...20 Troubleshooting ...
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Page 403: ...21 Memory Master Memory Cassette ...
Page 418: ...Memory Master Memory Cassette 21 16 ...
Page 419: ...22 Security Functions ...
Page 430: ...Security Functions 22 12 ...
Page 431: ...23 General purpose Input High speed counter Function ...
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Page 453: ...25 Maintenance and Inspection ...
Page 457: ...26 Specifications ...
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