Delta ASDA-A3 Series User Manual page 467

Parameters
Settings:
8
UZ
X
Y
 X: pulse masking function of master axis / pulse input method of master axis
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Y X
Pulse masking function of master axis / pulse
input method of master axis
Masking pulse adjusting lead
Actual
master axis
X Function
pulse
Receive
Function actual
0
disabled master axis
pulse
Master axis
1 pulse
masked
Continuous
2 forward
running
Continuous Masked
3 reverse
running
Forward
4
JOG
Reverse
5
JOG
- -
Master axis
pulse
9
masked
Continuous
A forward
running
Receive
actual
Continuous
master axis
B reverse
pulse
running
Forward
C
JOG
Reverse
D
JOG
Pulse data when master axis performs
UZ continuous forward / reverse running
or JOG function
- -
Virtual
master axis
pulse
Slave axis is driven by the actual master axis
pulse.
Disabled
Slave axis stops operating, but the masked
master pulse continues to be stored in the
internal variable.
Command source is the virtual pulse frequency
(unit: Kpps) set by P2.077.UZ. This function
continues to operate. To stop the virtual pulse,
set X to 1.
Enable
Command source is the virtual pulse number
(unit: pulse) set by P2.077.UZ. This function
only refers to the pulse number set by
P2.077.UZ.
- -
Slave axis is driven by the actual master axis
pulse and the master axis pulse continues to
Disabled
be stored in the internal variable.
Command source is the frequency transmitted
by the actual master axis (P5.088.Y) plus the
virtual pulse frequency (unit: Kpps) set by
P2.077.UZ. This function continues to operate.
To stop the virtual pulse, set X to 9.
Enable
Command source is the pulse transmitted by
the actual master axis (P5.088.Y) plus the
virtual pulse number (unit: pulse) set by
P2.077.UZ. This function is often used for
dynamic adjustment.
Description
ASDA-A3