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b)
Ramp-down stop
 When M10 is ON, the DDRVI instruction is executed and starts to output pulses, and SM460, the Busy flag
is ON.
 When the instruction is disabled (M10 is OFF) or the stop flag SM463 is ON, the state of the immediately
stop flag SM476 is confirmed.
 If the immediately stop flag SM476 is OFF, the output ramps down to stop and then the Busy flag SM460
is OFF.
 If M10 is not OFF and the stop flag SM463 is not ON after the instruction is executed, Y0.0 stops the output
after 20,000 pulses.
c)
Immediately stop
 When M10 is ON, the DDRVI instruction is executed and starts to output pulses, and SM460, the Busy flag
is ON.
 If the instruction is disabled (M10 is OFF) or the stop flag SM463 is ON, the state of the immediately stop
flag SM476 is confirmed.
 If the immediately stop flag SM476 is ON, the output stops immediately and the Busy flag SM460 is OFF.
5.
Hardware limit function
a)
The following graphic shows the output curve diagram of axis 1 (Y0.0/Y0.1).
Positive limit function
b)
Operation of the positive limit
 Positive limit input point X0.6 is set in HWCONFIG and downloaded to the PLC. When SM464 is set to
ON, the positive limit function starts.
Cha p ter 6 App l ied Ins truc tio ns
Negative limit function
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