Panasonic LP-GS Series, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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8.
Click “Set” on the lower right corner of the screen.
9.
When using I/O, click the “inputs/outputs” tab and configure the following items:
• Assignment of counter end outputs:
Assign the counter No. to COUNT END A OUT to COUNT
END D OUT (I/O pin No. 30 to 33).
As the default setting, counter No. 0 to 3 are assigned to
COUNT END A OUT to COUNT END D OUT respectively.
• Warning detection at invalid trigger
input:
Configure if you will output (ON) or
will not output (OFF) the warning for
the invalid trigger. With enabling this
setting, the warning is output when the
marking trigger that cannot be accepted
was input. (Initial setting: Enabled)
• Terminal assignment X11:
Select the behavior of the input signal
X11 on I/O terminal from LASER STOP
1 IN or LASER STOP 2 IN. (Initial
setting: LASER STOP 2 IN)
For the operation details of LASER
STOP, refer to “Laser marker operation
when functions for safety measures are
input” (P.77)
• One-shot pulse duration:
Configure the output time of the signal being output as
one-shot, such as PROCESSING END OUT (Y11).
Setting range: 2 to 510ms (initial value is 40ms)
10.
Click the “Set” button on the lower right corner of the screen.
11.
When using communication commands, click the “Communication” tab to set communication
details of Ethernet or RS-232C.
Configure the communication settings
according to the network settings.
For Ethernet:
Configure the communication settings
of the laser marker corresponding to the
external control device.
Set “Communication commands”
to the RS-232C usage.
For RS-232C:
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• When using RS-232C, specify the “Flow control” to “None” at the communication port settings of the external control
device.
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