5.1. Positioner independent operation setting
5.1. Positioner independent operation setting
This function uses several positioners to compose the system. This function supports the positioner to execute the jog operation by external input signal while one positioner works with the robot. Therefore, the setting including external input signal number is required.
(1) Select 『[F2]: System』 → 『4: Application parameter』 → 『6: Positioner independent operation』.
(2) This sets each positioner (Station).
(3) Meaning of signal setting is as shown in the following table
I/O signal | Content | Remarks |
Permit independent operation | Prohibit(0)/Permit(1) independent operation | Independent operation possible after permitted pressure |
Select high speed | Select speed level (0=Low 1=High) | Select speed at level at by operating speed Select operating speed: Set at % of maximum speed |
1st axis forward rotation | Forward direction (+) rotation of 1st axis of positioner | Both axis 1 and 2 can be operated simultaneously |
1st axis reverse rotation | Reverse direction (-) rotation of 1st axis of positioner | Both axis 1 and 2 can be operated simultaneously |
2nd forward rotation | Forward direction (+) rotation of 2nd axis of positioner | Both axis 1 and 2 can be operated simultaneously |
2nd reverse rotation | Reverse direction (-) rotation of 2nd axis of positioner | Both axis 1 and 2 can be operated simultaneously |
Setting location movement | Move the setting location to target point | Move full target point of 1st and 2nd axes, but they cannot be used as the axis operation signal |
Aligned output signal | When both 1st and 2nd axes within the setting location range are reached, output confirmation signal | Allocated signal output [DO# signal] |
◆【Caution】◆
① Signal allocated to the I/O signal cannot be duplicated for allocation.
② The positioner group must be set first for position independent operation function.
③ When using both the additional axis MOVE independent execution function (AXISCTRL) and positioner independent operation function (SELSTN) simultaneously, it can generate an abnormal error. Therefore never mix the two