January 2012 6.20 Commissioning 1129
Select the lowest frequency of all rotary axes for the default setting of the
CLP filter (defaultCutterLoc).
2. Set the jerk
While the path jerk (MP_axPathJerk) is determined via the following error
(servo lag) at the transition from acceleration to constant feed rate, you set the
transition jerk (MP_axTransJerk) at the reversal point of the axis.
Step 1: Set the axis-specific path jerk (MP_axPathJerk)
Basic settings:
Set a very high value for the maximum path jerk (so that there is no
limitation):
CfgLaPath: MP_maxPathJerk and MP_maxPathJerkHi
(Hi values apply to rapid traverse in general)
Use the advanced HSC or triangle filter:
MP_shape = AdvancedHSC or
MP_shape = Triangle
Enter the machine frequency in MP_frequency
Deactivate feed-rate smoothing:
MP_filterFeedTime = 0 (software option 2)
Set a very low transition jerk value for the measurement because the path
jerk and transition jerk overlap:
MP_axTransJerk = 1
Range for determining the
machine frequency