Siemens SINUMERIK 840C User Manual

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10 Axis and Spindle Installation

09.95

10.4.1 Drive optimization

Example (for analog):

”V

max

” = 300 mm/min

MD 256* = 3000 or 6000 with SW 3

”U

max

” = 9000 mV

MD 260* = 90000 or 18000 with SW 3

Example of a linear axis

for digital

for analog

Input/display resolution

IS

=

10

-4

inch

Position control resolution

MS

=

0.5 · 10

-3

mm

Rated motor speed
or FDD MD 1400

n

=

3000

rev

/

min

Spindle pitch

s

=

10

mm

/

rev

Gear (spindle motor)

r

=

1 : 2 = 0.5

Required max. setpoint

U

=

9.5 V

Max. velocity

V

max

[mm] = n · S · r

V

max

[mm] = 3000

rev

/

min

· 10

mm

/

rev

· 0,5

V

max

[mm] = 15000

mm

/

min

V

max

[inch] = 15000

mm

/

min

: 25.4

mm

/

inch

= 590.55

inch

/

min

590

inch

/

min

MD 256*, Scaling factor
maximum velocity

15 000 [

mm

/

min

]

15 000 [

mm

/

min

]

MD 260*, Scaling factor
maximum speed setpoint

9 500 [mV] or [0.01 %]

10 000 [mV] or [0.01 %]

MD 280*, Maximum velocity
(progr. rapid traverse G00)

5 900 [1000 · 10-4

inch/min]

5 900 [1000 · 10

-4

inch

/

min

]

FDD MD 1147 speed
limitation

––

3 300

as for analog

as for analog

A speed setpoint of 7730 VELOS or 9500 [0.01 %] results in rapid traverse. The converted
value of 9436 or 9500 is entered in MD 260* (for analog only).

Maximum speed setpoint

The maximum value to be output as the speed setpoint is defined with MD 268*, maximum
speed setpoint. If the limit is exceeded, alarm 104*, ”DAC monitor has responded” is triggered.

The internal speed setpoint is also monitored. If the speed setpoint set is too high, alarm 156*,
”Speed setpoint alarm limit activated”, is triggered.

The alarms appear when the tacho compensation (for analog only) has not been carried out
correctly or there is a measuring circuit or drive error.

For axes whose maximum velocity is reached at approx. 9 V, for analog, or 100%, for digital,
the standard values can be used for the machine data.

Matching is necessary when the maximum velocity is reached at a low speed setpoint voltage.
This applies to axes for which the theoretical maximum velocity has to be limited for
mechanical reasons, e.g. pulse encoder.

The tacho compensation must be set to the desired maximum speed setpoint. This speed
setpoint must be entered in MD 268* taking account of the control margin of 5 - 10%. For
MD 264*, a value that is 20% higher than that for MD 268* is selected.

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