Word N+16 Bit 05: Positioning Completed Flag (X-Axis); Word N+16 Bit 06: Error Counter Alarm Flag (X-Axis) - Omron C200H-MC221 Operation Manual

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Interface Bit Specifics
Timing Chart
Speed command
Axis Operating Flag
(n+16 bit 04)

6-5-59 Word n+16 Bit 05: Positioning Completed Flag (X-axis)

Signal
Timing Chart

6-5-60 Word n+16 Bit 06: Error Counter Alarm Flag (X-axis)

The following example shows a trapezoidal speed output to the motor.
Speed command to the motor
This flag is turned ON when the axis reaches its target position in a positioning
operation and the axis is within the in position range specified in the system
parameters. Use this flag as a condition to check when the target position has
been reached and the next function can be executed.
Once the axis enters the in position range of the target position and the Position-
ing Completed Flag is turned ON, the flag will remain ON until the next position-
ing operation is performed, even if the axis leaves the in position range.
The Positioning Completed Flag will be turned ON if the positioning operation is
interrupted before the target position is reached but the axis is within the in posi-
tion range.
In position checks are performed regularly during MPG operation and this flag
will be turned ON when the axis is within the in position range.
When a positioning operation is started, the Positioning Completed Flag will be
turned OFF at the same time that the Axis Operating Flag is turned ON.
The Positioning Completed Flags for the Y axes (bit 05 in words n+19) operate in
the same way.
The Positioning Completed Flag settings have the following meanings.
Signal
1
ON when the axis is within the in position range.
0
OFF when the axis isn't within the in position range.
Axis Operating Flag
(n+16 bit 04)
Positioning Completed Flag
(n+16 bit 05)
This flag is turned ON when the count in the error counter exceed the "error warn
count" specified in the Servo Parameters. This flag will be turned ON as a warn-
ing, but the positioning operation will continue as normal.
The Error Counter Alarm Flags for the Y axes (bit 06 in words n+19) operate in
the same way.
Section 6-5
Meaning
Time required to enter
the in position.
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