Omron SYSMAC C500-NC222-E, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Designates the limit in pulses for positive (+ area) positioning actions. A posi-
tioning action is positive or negative depending on the setting of the sign bit
in the Attribute 1 field. To prevent overrunning of the motor, an error occurs
when execution of positioning actions beyond the set value is attempted.
This parameter occupies two words for a maximum 8-digit entry.
1 Word 1 Word 1 Word
Range: 0 to 99,999,999 pulses
(Default: 999,999)
Stroke limit (+)
Address
2
Caution With both stroke limits at 0 (default settings), the stroke limits are not effective;
i.e., motor overrun cannot be prevented with such settings. Furthermore, the
stroke limit remains unchecked for JOG and pulse operations and for points
passed during circular arc interpolation.
Designates the limit in pulses for negative (– area) positioning actions. A po-
sitioning action is positive or negative depending on the setting of the sign bit
in the Attribute 1 field. To prevent overrunning of the motor, an error occurs
when execution of positioning actions beyond the set value is attempted.
This parameter occupies 2 words for a maximum 8-digit entry.
Caution With both stroke limits at 0 (default settings), the stroke limits are not effective;
therefore, motor overrun cannot be prevented with such settings. Furthermore,
the stroke limit remains unchecked for JOG and pulse operations and for points
passed during circular arc interpolation.
1 Word 1 Word 1 Word
Range: 0 to 99,999,999 pulses
(Default: 999,999)
Stroke limit (–)
Address
2
Sets the acceleration zone and deceleration zone pulse counts. You can use
these zones to check the amount of movement during acceleration and de-
celeration.
1 Word 1 Word 1 Word
Range: 0 to 9,999 pulses
(Default: 100)
Range: 0 to 9,999 pulses
(Default: 100)
Acceleration
zone
Deceleration
zone
Address
2
Stroke Limit (+) (X axis:
407, Y axis: 807)
Stroke Limit (–) (X axis: 408,
Y axis: 808)
Zone Setting (X axis: 409, Y
axis: 809)
Setting Parameters
Section 3-3