Positioning (Relative Or Absolute) - Lenze L-force HighLine C 8400 Series Reference Manual

3.9.5

Positioning (relative or absolute)

Positioning means that a workpiece/tool or material is moved from a starting position to
a defined destination.
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You can find detailed information on the "Positioning" mode in the chapter
entitled "Basic drive functions" in the subchapter "Positioning".
The change to the "Positioning" operating mode and the simultaneous selection of the
positioning mode (relative or absolute) is made by selecting the corresponding option on
the Positioning tab:
 The profile parameters saved in the parameter set for the basic "Positioning" function
are used:
Parameter
Position
(C01301/1...15)
Speed
(C01302/1...15)
Acceleration
(C01303/1...15)
Deceleration
(C01304/1...15)
S-ramp time
(C01306/1...15)
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Note!
In order that no complex travel motions occur, no forwarding to following profile
set in the profile data takes place with PC manual control!
You can find detailed information on entering profiles in the chapter entitled
"Basic drive functions", subchapter
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Lenze setting Info
Value Unit
360.0000 units Target position or distance to be traversed.
• When "Relative positioning" has been selected:
Distance to starting position (current position).
• When "Absolute positioning" has been selected:
Distance to defined zero position.
360.0000 units/s Maximum speed at which the target is to be
approached.
2
720.0000 units/s Stipulation of the change in speed at which maximum
acceleration is to take place.
2
720.0000 units/s Stipulation of the change in speed at which maximum
deceleration to a standstill is to take place.
0.000 s By defining an S-ramp time, a profile is travelled with S-
shaped ramps.
"Profile entry".
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Commissioning
PC manual control
( 519)
( 523)
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