Yaskawa i80M Connecting Manual User Manual

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R A P I D T R A V E R S E R A T E O V E R R I D E

(

R O V

1,

R O V

2)

I N P U T

These inputs are for determining the rapid traverserates, (i.e., the positioning speed when ex-
ecuting programs in the automatic operation modes,) and the motion speed in the manual jog

mode when the RT input contact is closed.

Table 20.4 Input Signal and Rapid Traverserate

Input Signal

0

0

1

0

0

pm 2801

Setting

pm 2801

Setting speed

x

2

pm 2801
Setting speed

2nd-Axis

pm 2802

Setting speed

pm 2802

Setting speed

pm 2802

Setting speed

1

Rapid Traverserate

3rd-Axis

pm 2803

Setting speed

pm 2803

Setting speed

pm 2803

Setting speed

4th-Axis

pm 2447 Setting speed

pm 2804

Setting speed

pm 2804

Setting

x

2

pm 2804

Setting speed

5th-Axis

pm 2805

Setting speed

pm 2805

Setting speed

2

pm 2805

Setting speed

: 1: Closed 0: open

20.2.6 MACHINE-READY (MRD # 30040) INPUT

This input informs that the external heavy-current circuit is ready. The MRD input is closed

when the NC side is ready and the lubricating oil and coolant pressures of the machine side
are properly adjusted.

When the MRD input is closed after the servo power

and brake release

are

turned ON by the control upon power ON, the control is completely ready and the CRT screen

reads RDY.

When the MRD input is opened after the control is completely ready, the control is placed in

an alarm condition (alarm 2190

machine not ready) so that operations come to a stop (refer to

the power ON sequence time

in Par, 10.3. I .).

20. 2.7 SERVO ON MONITOR

# 35030) OUT-

PUT

This output signal is closed when the SVMX (servo power

ON) output from the power ON circuit goes ON.

It can be used when servo power ON is to be read by

the sequencer..

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20.2.8 BRAKE ON MONITOR ( BK #35031) OUTPUT

This output is opened when the vertical axis brake re-

lease output BK goes ON in the power ON sequence.

It can be used when the brake release information is to

be read by the sequencer.

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