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To resolve parameter setting range errors, set the correct value in the parameter for which the error occurred, and then turn ON the PLC READY signal [Y1D].
General| Brand | Mitsubishi |
|---|---|
| Model | A1SD75P3-S3 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details the features, purpose, and applications of positioning control with the AD75 module.
Details the primary functions of the AD75, such as zero point return, main positioning, advanced positioning, and manual control.
Lists and details the input/output signals for communication between the AD75 and the PLC CPU.
Provides essential handling precautions to prevent module malfunctioning, damage, or personal injury.
Details safety precautions and specific mounting considerations when installing the AD75 module.
Outlines critical wiring precautions to prevent noise, short circuits, and other electrical issues.
Details the data types required for AD75 control, including parameters, positioning data, start block data, and condition data.
Explains the general configuration and details of the positioning control operation program.
Explains the AD75's memory configuration, including buffer memory, flash ROM, and OS memory areas.
Details six different methods for machine zero point return, including near-point dog and stopper stop methods.
Introduces main positioning controls like position, speed, and speed/position changeover control.
Outlines the necessary data, including start block data and condition data, for advanced positioning control.
Covers the outline, execution procedure, parameter settings, and examples of JOG operation.
Explains how to reset AD75 parameters to factory defaults, useful for resolving parameter errors.
Explains error types, parameter setting errors, and errors occurring during operation, including their causes and remedies.
Provides a comprehensive list of AD75 error codes, their names, descriptions, and actions at occurrence.
