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

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Servo Parameters

Chapter 7

7-100

Function

The parameters in this section appear only if you have configured the servo

as a spindle. A 9/260 system or a 9/440 system can have up to two

spindles, and a 9/290 system can have up to three spindles. Refer to

chapter 3 for information on the parameter Specifying Axis Types.

Using a 1326 Motor/1394 Drive Combination as a Spindle

Important: This feature is only compatible with 9/440 CNC or 9/260 and

9/290 CNC platforms using the 8520--SM4 servo module connected to a

1394 digital servo drive.

You can configure a 9/Series to use the 1394 drive as a spindle drive.

Since the 1326 is a brushless servo motor, motor commutation and the

velocity loop must be closed by the 9/Series. The hardware limitation

defining the number of spindles supported on your platform still applies

even if using this type of spindle configuration (i.e,. max 2 spindles on

9/440 systems, max 2 spindles on 9/260 systems -- one per servo card, max

3 spindles on 9/290 systems -- one per servo card).

There are two feedback configuration options for 1394 spindles.

Single--device feedback -- This configuration uses the 1326

motor--mounted feedback for motor commutation, and velocity loop

closure. Since the 1326 resolver--based motors have multiple poles per

revolution, it is not possible for the CNC to identify any given point as a

zero for rotational positioning. Because of this limitation, this

configuration can not be used for accurate spindle positioning -- i.e.,

closed--loop spindle operations including solid--tapping, spindle

synchronization, virtual C, are not permitted. Spindle orient and threading

modes are permitted but operate in the same fashion as an analog spindle

with no feedback (simulated feedback is used for threading and “shot--pin”

type open--loop orients must be used). The 1326 high--resolution motor is

operational with a single feedback device, since there is a 1:1 poles per

revolution ratio. This configuration only applies to a 1:1 spindle--to--motor

gear ratio.

Two--device feedback -- This configuration uses the 1326 motor--mounted

feedback for motor commutation and velocity loop closure. A second

feedback device (single marker encoder) must be installed on the spindle

shaft (one to one ratio with the spindle, see the parameter “No of Teeth on

Spindle Shaft”) for position loop closure. This configuration allows

closed--loop spindle operations for a 1326 motor with resolver velocity

feedback.

7.5

Spindle Parameters

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