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6.23.5 Home position return by the count type 2. Mitsubishi MOTION CONTROLLERS Q172DCPU
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6 POSITIONING CONTROL
6.23.5 Home position return by the count type 2
(1) Count type 2
After the proximity dog ON, the position which traveled the specified distance
(travel value after proximity dog ON) is home position in this method.
It is not related for zero point pass or not pass. (If the proximity dog signal of servo amplifier is used, the count type 2 home position return cannot be executed.)
A count type 2 is effective method when a zero point signal cannot be taken.
(However, dispersions will occur to the stop position at the home position return compared with the count type 1.)
The travel value after proximity dog ON is set in the home position return data
(Refer to Section 6.23.1).
(2) Home position return by the count type 2
Operation of home position return by count type 2 is shown below.
V
Home position return direction
Home position return speed
Creep speed
(Note): After the proximity dog ON, a position
which traveled the distance "travel
value after proximity dog ON" of the
home position return data is home
position.
t
Home position return start
Proximity dog
The travel value in this range is stored in the monitor register "travel value after proximity dog
ON".
(Note): "Home position return re-travel value" = 0
Fig. 6.36 Home position return operation by the count type 2
(3) Home position return execution
Home position return by the count type 2 is executed using the servo program in
Section 6.23.16.
(4) Cautions
(a) Home position return and continuously start of home position return are also possible in the proximity dog ON in the count type 2.
When the home position return and continuously start of home position return are executed in the proximity dog ON, the home position return is executed after return the axis once to position of the proximity dog OFF.
(b) When the "travel value after proximity dog ON" is less than the deceleration distance from "home position return speed" to "creep speed", a minor error
"an overrun occurred because the setting travel value is less than the deceleration distance at the proximity dog signal input during home position return of count type." (error code: 209) will occur and deceleration stop is made.
(c) Command position is the home position.
(d) If in-position signal (M2402+20n) does not turn ON, home position return is not ended.
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Table of contents
- 2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- 12 REVISIONS
- 13 CONTENTS
- 16 About Manuals
- 18 1. OVERVIEW
- 18 1.1 Overview
- 20 1.2 Features
- 20 1.2.1 Performance Specifications
- 22 2. POSITIONING CONTROL BY THE MOTION CPU
- 22 2.1 Positioning Control by the Motion CPU
- 36 3. POSITIONING DEDICATED SIGNALS
- 38 3.1 Internal Relays
- 45 3.1.1 Axis statuses
- 55 3.1.2 Axis command signals
- 62 3.1.3 Common devices
- 75 3.2 Data Registers
- 79 3.2.1 Axis monitor devices
- 85 3.2.2 Control change registers
- 86 3.2.3 Common devices
- 89 3.3 Motion Registers (#)
- 91 3.4 Special Relays (SM)
- 94 3.5 Special Registers (SD)
- 100 4. PARAMETERS FOR POSITIONING CONTROL
- 100 4.1 System Settings
- 101 4.2 Fixed Parameters
- 102 4.2.1 Number of pulses/travel value per rotation
- 104 4.2.2 Backlash compensation amount
- 104 4.2.3 Upper/lower stroke limit value
- 106 4.2.4 Command in-position range
- 107 4.2.5 Speed control 10 multiplier setting for degree axis
- 110 4.3 Parameter Block
- 112 4.3.1 Relationships between the speed limit value, acceleration time, deceleration time and rapid stop deceleration time
- 112 4.3.2 S-curve ratio
- 113 4.3.3 Allowable error range for circular interpolation
- 114 5. SERVO PROGRAMS FOR POSITIONING CONTROL
- 114 5.1 Servo Program Composition Area
- 114 5.1.1 Servo program composition
- 115 5.1.2 Servo program area
- 116 5.2 Servo Instructions
- 129 5.3 Positioning Data
- 135 5.4 Setting Method for Positioning Data
- 135 5.4.1 Setting method by specifying numerical values
- 136 5.4.2 Indirect setting method by devices
- 140 6. POSITIONING CONTROL
- 140 6.1 Basics of Positioning Control
- 140 6.1.1 Positioning speed
- 141 6.1.2 Positioning speed at the interpolation control
- 146 6.1.3 Control units for 1 axis positioning control
- 146 6.1.4 Control units for interpolation control
- 148 6.1.5 Control in the control unit "degree"
- 150 6.1.6 Stop processing and restarting after stop
- 156 6.1.7 Acceleration/deceleration processing
- 158 6.2 1 Axis Linear Positioning Control
- 161 6.3 2 Axes Linear Interpolation Control
- 166 6.4 3 Axes Linear Interpolation Control
- 172 6.5 4 Axes Linear Interpolation Control
- 177 6.6 Auxiliary Point-Specified Circular Interpolation Control
- 182 6.7 Radius-Specified Circular Interpolation Control
- 188 6.8 Central Point-Specified Circular Interpolation Control
- 194 6.9 Helical Interpolation Control
- 195 6.9.1 Circular interpolation specified method by helical interpolation
- 216 6.10 1 Axis Fixed-Pitch Feed Control
- 220 6.11 Fixed-Pitch Feed Control Using 2 Axes Linear Interpolation
- 224 6.12 Fixed-Pitch Feed Control Using 3 Axes Linear Interpolation
- 228 6.13 Speed Control ( I )
- 232 6.14 Speed Control ( II )
- 235 6.15 Speed/Position Switching Control
- 235 6.15.1 Speed/position switching control start
- 242 6.15.2 Re-starting after stop during control
- 247 6.16 Speed-Switching Control
- 247 6.16.1 Speed-switching control start, speed-switching points and end specification
- 253 6.16.2 Specification of speed-switching points using repetition instructions
- 259 6.17 Constant-Speed Control
- 263 6.17.1 Specification of pass points by repetition instructions
- 268 6.17.2 Speed-switching by instruction execution
- 273 6.17.3 1 axis constant-speed control
- 277 6.17.4 2 to 4 axes constant-speed control
- 284 6.17.5 Constant speed control for helical interpolation
- 287 6.17.6 Pass point skip function
- 289 6.17.7 FIN signal wait function
- 299 6.18 Position Follow-Up Control
- 306 6.19 Speed control with fixed position stop
- 311 6.20 Simultaneous Start
- 314 6.21 JOG Operation
- 314 6.21.1 JOG operation data
- 315 6.21.2 Individual start
- 320 6.21.3 Simultaneous start
- 323 6.22 Manual Pulse Generator Operation
- 330 6.23 Home Position Return
- 331 6.23.1 Home position return data
- 339 6.23.2 Home position return by the proximity dog type 1
- 342 6.23.3 Home position return by the proximity dog type 2
- 344 6.23.4 Home position return by the count type 1
- 346 6.23.5 Home position return by the count type 2
- 347 6.23.6 Home position return by the count type 3
- 349 6.23.7 Home position return by the data set type 1
- 350 6.23.8 Home position return by the data set type 2
- 351 6.23.9 Home position return by the dog cradle type
- 356 6.23.10 Home position return by the stopper type 1
- 358 6.23.11 Home position return by the stopper type 2
- 360 6.23.12 Home position return by the limit switch combined type
- 362 6.23.13 Home position return retry function
- 366 6.23.14 Home position shift function
- 370 6.23.15 Condition selection of home position set
- 371 6.23.16 Servo program for home position return
- 373 6.24 High-Speed Oscillation
- 376 7. AUXILIARY AND APPLIED FUNCTIONS
- 376 7.1 M-code Output Function
- 379 7.2 Backlash Compensation Function
- 381 7.3 Torque Limit Function
- 383 7.4 Skip Function in which Disregards Stop Command
- 385 7.5 Cancel of the Servo Program
- 386 7.5.1 Cancel/start
- 388 APPENDICES
- 388 APPENDIX 1 Error Codes Stored Using The Motion CPU
- 390 APPENDIX 1.1 Servo program setting errors (Stored in SD517)
- 395 APPENDIX 1.2 Minor errors
- 405 APPENDIX 1.3 Major errors
- 409 APPENDIX 1.4 Servo errors
- 428 APPENDIX 2 Example Programs
- 428 APPENDIX 2.1 Reading M-code
- 429 APPENDIX 2.2 Reading error code
- 431 APPENDIX 3 Setting Range for Indirect Setting Devices
- 433 APPENDIX 4 Processing Times of the Motion CPU
- 434 APPENDIX 5 Device List
- 445 WARRANTY