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10-6 Changing the Override During Operation
Speed
800 pps
CHANGE OVERRIDE
Settings
Parameter Editing Screen
Initial position: #10
Initial speed: #01
Command
10-7 Resetting the Present Position
Setting
Command
Speed #02
Target speed: 2,000 pps
Acceleration
Positioning
action #10
Override
There are two ways to use the override.
• Apply the override to all operations from start to finish by turning ON the over-
ride enable/disable (bit 07 of command word m+1) and executing START.
• Apply the override to operations following execution of the CHANGE OVER-
RIDE command. Set the override in advance and then make the change by
turning ON the CHANGE OVERRIDE bit (bit 12 of command word m+2). This
second method, changing the override during positioning, is the way that is il-
lustrated in this example.
Speed Editing Screen
Set the OVERRIDE bit (bit 00 to 07 of word m+4) to "16" (BCD). Turn the
CHANGE OVERRIDE bit (bit 12 of word m+2) from OFF to ON.
When CHANGE PRESENT POSITION (bit 08 of word m+1) is turned ON (i.e., at
the leading edge), the position where operation is currently stopped becomes
the parameter's present position change setting (example: 0 pulse).
Present position change setting: 0
Turn the CHANGE PRESENT POSITION command bit (bit 08 of word m+1)
from OFF to ON.
Override: 16 (unit: x0.1)
2,000 x 16 x 0.1 =
3,200 pps
Deceleration
16 x 0.1
Positioning Action Editing Screen
Acceleration/
Position
Speed
deceleration
No. 10:
02
No. 01: 800
N0. 02: 2,000
Section
When override is left at 1.0
Time
Completion
code
10-7
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