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Additional Modes
Advantages over a conventional stepper motor:
■
The step count per revolution is programmable
and has very high resolution
■
The step width is programmable
■
No torque losses due to cogging
■
The full dynamic capabilities of a brushless
motor
■
The motor is very quiet
■
The motor monitors actual position so that
no steps are “lost”
■
No current flows through the motor after it
has reached the predefined position
■
Very efficient
Input:
Maximum input frequency: 150 kHz
Level: low 0 ... 0.5 V / high 4 ... 30 V
This mode makes true-position speed control
possible and allows the user to set the ratio of
input frequency to rpm with the step width and
step number commands.
The reduction ratio can be calculated with the
help of the following formula:
Revolutions = Pulses · ____
STW
STN
Revolutions
... output revolutions
Pulses
... number of pulses at the
frequency input
(= number of steps)
STW
... step width (Step width factor
... number of steps per pulse at
the frequency input)
STN
... step number (number of steps
per revolution)
STN and STW range: 0 to 65535
Command Function
Description
Example
STEPMOD*) Stepper
Switches to
STEPMOD
Motor Stepper
Motor
Mode
Mode
STW *)
Load Step
Sends the step
STW1
Width
width to the motor
STN *)
Load Step
Loads the number STN1000
Number
of steps per
revolution
GSTW
Get Step
Calls up the
GSTW
Width
current step width
➔
1
GSTN
Get Step
Calls up current
GSTN
Number
step number
➔
1000
Default settings: STN1000 and STW1
Once the motor is configured in Stepper Motor
Mode, the RS-232 is no longer required.
In the event that the direction of rotation input
is not yet programmed, it can be programmed
with the ADR (rotate right) and ADL (rotate left)
commands.
To change the direction of rotation externally,
the Fault Pin can be programmed as the direc-
tion of rotation input with the DIRIN command.
In stepper motor mode the
AC
- and
SP
-values
(see Position Control) are also applicable making
soft acceleration and braking possible.
The command
APL1
applies position limits
(LL-Command) to the sequence. With the
command
APL0
the position limits will be
ignored (Default setting).
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