Using the step history, Chapter 8 debugging your ddmc32 system, Step history for a transfer line station – Rockwell Automation D64046.5.1 U MNL WIN DDMC User Manual

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Chapter 8

Debugging Your DDMC32 System

8-7

Using the Step History

The step history shows the steps in your SDS instruction as they occur and
the time it takes each step to occur. You can use the step history to
determine if steps are taking too long or occurring at the wrong time.

To access the step history, press

[F4] – Step History

on the I/O Monitor

screen.

The following screen shows a step history for a transfer line station.

Step History for a Transfer Line Station

Step History for STATION 7R

accumulated time duration step # stepname

00:00:00.36 00:00:00.36 1 READY TO START

00:00:02.36 00:00:02.00 2 PART IN PLACE

00:00:04.35 00:00:01.99 3 CLAMPING

00:00:07.36 00:00:03.01 4 STARTING SPINDLES

00:00:07.86 00:00:00.50 5 CYCLING IMC AXIS

00:00:36.86 00:00:29.00 6 ADVANCING SLIDE

00:00:39.87 00:00:03.01 7 SLIDE FULL DEPTH

00:01:06.83 00:00:26.96 8 SLIDE RETURNING

00:01:07.83 00:00:01.00 9 SLIDE RETURNED

00:01:10.28 00:00:02.45 1 READY TO START

Press a key for desired histogram function.

RUN Hist:Started Mode:Paged Disk Recording Off Current Step:1

Start Stop Contin Paged Step Write

History History Mode Mode Trigger To Disk

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F8

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