8. More Advanced Function
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The figure below illustrates signal timing for use of three different gain settings.
Fig 8-21: Signal timing for use of three different gain settings
1) Before execution of channel program, the default setting (global parameter) is effective.
2) When program execution of channel 0 starts, the parameter for the mounted load A becomes
effective.
At this moment, the parameter for the mounted load A remains effective after the program
execution because the parameter PK (Parameter keep) is set to PK1.
3) When program execution of channel 1 starts, the parameter changes to that of the mounted load
B.
4) The parameter RE (Return) is set to the program of channel 2.
Execution of channel 2 program resets to the default parameter cancelling the parameter for the
mounted load B that has been effective.
Approximately 0.1 ms is required for setting one parameter to a program channel.
Chang of parameter setting which entails indirect changes of other parameters, such as between
the parameter SG (servo gain) and parameters PG and VG, require the time for changing all
settings. Thus, it takes approximately 0.3 [ms] for changing the setting of the parameter SG.