Rockwell Automation 8520-ARM2 9/Series CNC AMP Reference Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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Servo Parameters

Chapter 7

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Function

Position Feedback Counts/Cycle specifies the number of counts that are

produced by the encoder for each electrical cycle. For encoders with one

marker, an electrical cycle is one revolution. For encoders with two

markers, an electrical cycle is one half revolution.

Important: For single and no marker linear scales, enter the number of

counts expected per lead screw revolution (pitch) to establish the proper

number of counts per unit of travel. Use the parameters Position

Feedback Counts/Cycle and Lead Screw Thread Pitch to enter the

number of counts returned by the device per revolution of the lead screw.

The ratio between Teeth on Gear for Position FB and the parameter

Teeth on Lead Screw for Position Feedback should be one to one. For

example if the linear device has 5000 lines per .5 inch enter 5000 as the

Position Feedback Counts/Cycle and .5 inch as the Lead Screw Thread

Pitch. Both Teeth on Gear for Position Feedback and Teeth on Lead

Screw for Position Feedback can then be set to one.

Important: Encoders on spindles must have one marker per revolution

and must rotate on a 1:1 ratio with the face of the spindle.

Encoders are generally labeled with the number of lines they have per

electrical cycle. Since encoders used with the control must have 2

feedback channels (A and B) positioned in quadrature, the number of

counts produced is actually 4 times the number of lines.

Position Feedback Counts/Cycle = 4 x lines/elec. cycle

Important: If configuring an adaptive depth probe see page 32-7.

Important: If your position loop is closed through the resolver of a 1326

motor connected through a 1394 drive or you are configuring a 9/440

resolver based system, you must set this parameter to either 32,768 or 8192

counts. Refer to your Integration and Maintenance Manual for details.

7.2.13

Position Feedback

Counts/Cycle

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