Chapter, Understanding imc-s/23x setups – Rockwell Automation 999 IMC S Class Compact Motion Controller (Cat. No. 4100-999-122) User Manual
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Publication 999-122 - January 1997
Chapter
5
Understanding 
IMC-S/23x Setups
This chapter shows you how to program your IMC-S/23x using the 
view mode window of the on-line manager in GML. If you are using 
the GML Definitions menu and function blocks to program your 
IMC-S/23x, refer to this chapter for additional information on 
programming features.
The Setup Menus
A user-friendly setup and diagnostic menu is built into the IMC-S/23x. 
This menu–which is itself subdivided into four separate submenus–
greatly simplifies setting up the IMC-S/23x for a specific application 
or a specific machine. The four submenus are as follows:
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Application Setup Menu
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Machine Setup Menu
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Hookup Diagnostic Menu
•
Servo Setup Menu
The setup menus cannot be accessed unless the controller’s memory is 
unlocked via the front panel keyswitch. Make sure that the Memory 
keyswitch in is the (unlocked) position before proceeding with system 
setup. All parameter values entered in the setup menus are stored in 
this lockable memory. 
Application Setup Menu
The Application Setup Menu contains parameters that define the 
configuration of the IMC-S/23x. 
Machine Setup Menu
The Machine Setup Menu contains parameters which configure the 
IMC-S/23x for the specific machine being controlled. 
Hookup Diagnostics Menu
The Hookup Diagnostics Menu is used to check and verify connections 
to external devices. Tests are included for checking encoders, drives 
and motors, and discrete and dedicated I/O. This menu also provides 
tests to automatically determine correct feedback polarity for proper 
closed-loop servo operation.