Panasonic LP-RF Series, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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When using I/O, click the “Inputs/outputs” tab and configure the following items:
• 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)
• Warning at invalid trigger signal:
Configure if you will output (Enabled) or will not output (Disabled) 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)
• TARGET DETECTION IN (X7):
Select whether or not to use TARGET DETECTION IN on I/O terminal.
(Initial setting: Disabled)
When enabling this terminal, connect a sensor which detect the work piece is in position for lasing.
• 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.
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• These settings are also applied to the communication by the optional network (EtherNet/IP or PROFINET).
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Select “Apply to laser marking system” on the left side of the ribbon.
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When using communication commands, select the “Communication” tab to set communication details of the interfaces
you will use.
• For Ethernet:
Configure the communication settings according to
the network settings.
• For RS-232C:
Configure the communication settings of the laser
marker corresponding to the external control device.
“Apply to laser marking
system” tool
Set “Communication commands” to the
RS-232C usage.
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