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M800V/M80V Series PLC Programming Manual (2/2)
14 PLC Help Function
14.34 PLC Axis Indexing
Setting the output width of signals related to the set position
Set the following signals: Set position reached (JST) which indicates the machine has completed positioning, detection width
of Automatic set position reached (JSTA), and detection width of Near set position (NEAR) which indicates that the machine is
near to any stations.
Parame-
Abbreviation
Parameter name
ter No.
Operation parameter
group 1
12816
aux_just1
Set position output
width
Operation parameter
group 2
12826
aux_just2
Set position output
width
Operation parameter
group 3
12836
aux_just3
Set position output
width
Operation parameter
group 4
12846
aux_just4
Set position output
width
Operation parameter
group 1
12817
aux_near1
Near set position out-
put width
Operation parameter
group 2
12827
aux_near2
Near set position out-
put width
Operation parameter
group 3
12837
aux_near3
Near set position out-
put width
Operation parameter
group 4
12847
aux_near4
Near set position out-
put width
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Explanations
Set position reached (JST) indicates that the machine posi-
tion stays at any one of the stations. During automatic opera-
tion, Automatic set position reached (JSTA) is detected under
the same conditions.
Set the tolerable values at which these signals are output
when each operation parameter group is selected. These sig-
nals turn OFF when the machine position is away from the
station by more than this value.
The signal indicating that the machine position stays near to
one of the stations is the near set position (NEAR) signal. Set
the tolerable values at which this signal is output when each
operation parameter group is selected. Generally set the tol-
erable value larger than set position output width.
Operations are related to special commands when Station se-
lection is set to "0".
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Setting range
(unit)
0.000 to
99999.999°(mm)
0.000 to
99999.999°(mm)

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