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P ZBS : Start Point of Zone B
This parameter sets the starting point of the zone B at where he output ZONEB (Zone B) closes.
◊ Refer to “8.3.1. In-zone Output: ZONEA, ZONEB, ZONEC” for details.
◊ The zone B starts from the setting of the parameter ZBS (Start point of zone B) in the
counting up direction (plus direction) of scale data and ends at the setting of the
parameter ZBE (End point of zone B).
Category Parameter
Format 1
ZBS data
Format 2
ZBS /ST
: Sets the current position to the start point of the zone B.
Data range 0 to 2 621 439 [pulse]
Shipping set 0
Conditions to
be met
<In case of teaching by the ZBS/ST>
• Alarm A0 (Position sensor error) is not occurring.
• Alarm A1 (Absolute position error) is not occurring.
• Alarm A4 (Over speed) is not occurring.
P ZBE : End Point of Zone B
This parameter sets the end point of the zone B at where the output ZONEB (Zone B) opens.
◊ Refer to “8.3.1. In-zone Output: ZONEA, ZONEB, ZONEC” for details.
◊ The zone B starts from the setting of the parameter ZBS (Start point of zone B) in the
counting up direction (plus direction) of scale data and ends at the setting of the
parameter ZBE (End point of zone B).
Category Parameter
Format 1
ZBE data
Format 2
ZBE /ST
: Sets the current position to the end point of the zone B.
Data range 0 to 2 621 439 [pulse]
Shipping set 0
Conditions to
be met
<In case of teaching by the ZBE/ST>
• Alarm A0 (Position sensor error) is not occurring.
• Alarm A1 (Absolute position error) is not occurring.
• Alarm A4 (Over speed) is not occurring.
P ZBW: Zone B Width
This parameter sets the minimum outputting time of the output ZONEB (Zone B).
◊ Refer to “8.3.1. In-zone Output: ZONEA, ZONEB, ZONEC” for details.
◊ When the Motor passes a narrow zone in high speed, the time for outputting the
ZONEB signal gets shorter. The parameter ZBW is used for reliable detection of the
output signal.
Category Parameter
Format
ZBW data
Data range 0.0 to 10 000.0 [ms]
Shipping set 0.0
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