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P AR : Absolute Positioning, Resolver
Executes a positioning to the target position.
◊ Refer to “6.3.1. Position Command” for details.
Category Command
Format 1
AR data
: Positioning in the shorter direction.
Format 2
AR data /PL
: Positioning in the plus direction
Format 3
AR data /MI
: Positioning in the minus direction.
Data range 0 to 2 621 439 [pulse]
: Positioning in units of pulse.
Conditions to
be met
• The Motor servo is on.
• Not in the middle of operation caused by an internal command (positioning command,
jogging and Home Return).
• The Motor is not stopping because of alarm or warning
• The input STP (Stop) is not activated.
The Motor moves in the shorter way positioning.
◊ The Motor moves in the shorter direction to the target position.
◊ The moving direction is zero when the current position and the target position is the
same.
◊ When an off-limits area is specified by the parameters OTP and OTM (Software over
travel limit), the Motor rotes in the direction not to gets in the area, regardless of
moving distance.
The monitor TP (Tell position, unit pulse) reads out the position data in units of pulse.
Setting of the option “/ST” to a program enables to set the current position as the target position.
AT: Auto Tuning
Automatic estimation of load inertia enables to set the servo parameters.
◊ Refer to “5.2. Tuning Level 1: Automatic Tuning” for details.
Category Command
Format
AT
Conditions to
be met
• The Motor is not stopping because of alarm or warning
• The input STP (Stop) is not activated.
When the Motor servo is off, it will be automatically on during the automatic tuning.
The parameters that are set by the automatic tuning are LO, SG (PG and VG) FP and FS.
◊ The automatic setting of the parameter SG sets the parameters PG and VG indirectly.