Panasonic FP2 Positioning Unit RTEX, Technical Manual

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Setting and Operation of Pulser Operation
Types of pulse operation
The pulser operation is a function to output pulses in the manual operation using the pulser connected to
the positioning unit.
The following operation methods can be used.
Operation method Operation
Standard operation Obtains the number of pulses of the pulser in increment of 1 ms, and operates.
The content of the input from the pulser are reflected in the actual operation as
it is.
Speed limit
(keep pulse) Operates keeping the maximum speed, once the speed of the pulser input
exceeds the specified maximum speed.
The number of pulses that has been input with the pulser is kept. As the pulse
that could not be output is kept, the pulse may be output even without input
from the pulser.
Speed unit is "Set unit X1000/s".
Speed limit (cutoff) Operates keeping the maximum speed, once the speed of the pulser input
exceeds the specified maximum speed The pulse that could not be output is
cut off, and the pulse output is processed simultaneously with the operation of
the pulser.
Speed unit is "Set unit x1000/s".
The example below is a case when using the FP
Σ with the positioning unit RTEX installed in the slot 0.
The unit is set to pulse. When using the FP2, change the contact and flag numbers appropriately.