Zero point return method, Dec1 + phase-c pulse – Yaskawa MP940 User Manual

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Motion Control

11.4.4 Zero Point Return (ZRET)

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Zero Point Return Method

The following methods are available with the zero point return (ZRET) motion command.

• With a limit switch (deceleration limit switch) and a zero point return limit signal, a user program

must be created to connect the other external DI signal to the next motion setting parameters.

Whether a DI signal or OBC001F is used as the limit switch signal is set

in the bit 2 in motion fixed parameter No. 14 (Additional Function Selec-
tions).

• A limit switch (deceleration limit switch) signal's polarity can be reversed using the setting of bit 10

(Deceleration Limit Switch Inversion Selection) in motion fixed parameter No. 17 (Motion Con-
troller Function Selection Flags). The default is 0 (do not reverse).

• Refer to 11.2.5 Zero Point Return Mode for details.
• The zero point return method is set in b0 to b7 of fixed parameter No. 31 (Zero Point Return

Method).

Details on each method are given next.

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DEC1 + Phase-C Pulse

This method is used to perform zero point return using a limit switch (deceleration limit
switch) and a zero point signal (Phase-C pulse) by rapid traverse using linear acceleration/
deceleration (with a dog width).

The limit switch is used with a mechanical configuration such as the one shown in the fol-
lowing illustration.

Zero Point Return Method

Fixed Parameter 31 Setting

DEC1 + Phase-C pulse

0

DEC2 + Phase-C pulse

6

DEC1 + LMT + Phase-C pulse

7

Phase-C pulse

3

DEC1 + ZERO signal

2

DEC2 + ZERO signal

4

DEC1 + LMT + ZERO signal

5

Zero signal

1

INFO

• Limit Switch Signal*:

OBC001F

• Reverse Limit Signal for Zero Point Return:

OBC021C

• Forward Limit Signal for Zero Point Return:

OBC021D

Deceleration

limit switch
Deceleration

limit switch

1:Reverse

0:Do not reverse

NC contact

NO contact

High

Low

Deceleration

limit switch

Machine total operating area

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