Rockwell Automation 8520-ARM2 9/Series CNC AMP Reference Manual Documentation Set - Manual (Page 358)

Spindle 2 Parameters
Chapter 13
13-12
Function
If spindle DAC output ramping is off:
This parameter specifies the spindle acceleration / deceleration time to be
used by the control only for simulated feedback. Simulated feedback is
explained with the parameter Spindle Deviation Tolerance.
Since the value entered here is used in simulating any change in speed
(regardless of whether it’s from 0 to 20 rpm, from 10 to 2000 rpm, or from
500 to 2000 rpm), it is recommended that an average time be entered.
For example, if it takes 20 msec for a small change in spindle speed (such
as from 0 to 5 rpm) and 160 msec for the maximum change in spindle
speed (such as from 0 to 4000 rpm), a good value to enter here would be
the average transition time, 90 msec.
Refer to the discussion for the parameter Spindle Deviation Tolerance.
If spindle DAC output ramping is on:
This parameter specifies:
the spindle acceleration /declaration time to be used by the control for
simulated feedback. Simulated feedback is explained with the parameter
Spindle Deviation Tolerance. If you have the solid tapping feature option,
enter a value for this parameter that closely matches the spindle acc/dec curve
established by the solid tapping parameters (see page 12-4).
if your system does not have the solid tapping feature this parameter specifies
the duration of the spindle ramp (see page 12-4). This is also the same value
the control uses for simulated feedback.
Spindle Parameter Number
2 [875]
Range
20 to 400 msec
Notes
Simulated feedback allows the control to perform “feed per revolution”
moves on machines that do not have position feedback from the spindle.
If the spindle has position feedback and the software option for spindle
speed deviation detection has been installed, simulated feedback is also
used for spindle speed deviation detection.
This parameter must be set for each spindle axis.
This feature is not available on the 9/230 control.
13.7
Dev. Detection Filter Time