YASKAWA MOTIONPACK-110 Descriptive Information page 154

7.4 DISPLAYING AND WRITING OFFSET DATA U (Cont'd)
3. By depressing _ or _-_ key, the next or previous offset number can
be
esignated. If the_operation *'_°_'ls made beyond the offset number shown on the screen, 10
new sets of offset numbers and offset data will be displayed automatically.
4. By depressing _J or _ key, the next or previous screen can be displayed.
In this case, the cursor will show the first number of the displayed offset numbers.
5. Offset data are displayed in units of 0.001 ram, and the maximum value is
99999.999 mm.
" OFFSET
H(D)10 0. 000
H(D) 11 21. 000
HCD)12 32,'7. 000
H(D) 13 120. 000
H(D)14 0. 150
H(D)15 0. 000
H(D)16 0. 000
H(D)17 0. 000
H(D)IB 0. 000
H(D)19 0. 000
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Fig. 7.21
(2) Writing Offset Data
To write offset data in the internal memory, use increment values. That is,
arithmetically add the increments to the offset data already stored in the memory.
1. Use cursor to designate the offset number to be written.
2. Enter the increment to be added to the offset data.(For subtract, add sign (_)
precides the increment.)
3. Depress _] key.
Then, the increment of offset data just entered is written.
NOTE
1. Offset data are stored in the internal memory and held even if the power
is turned off.
2. Offset data changed during automatic operation become effective when
the system starts to read commands for a new block. Previous offset
data remain effective for the current block as well as the blocks whose
data are already read into the buffer for advance reading.
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