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Omron Sysmac NY-series User Manual

Omron Sysmac NY-series
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Instructions for Which Multi-execu-
tion Is Supported
Whether multi-execution of motion control instructions is supported depends on the current axis sta-
tus, the current axes group status, and the instruction to execute. This section describes the relation-
ships between these.
For details on multi-execution of instructions, refer to the NY-series Industrial Panel PC / Industrial Box
PC Motion Control User’s Manual (Cat. No. W559).
Precautions for Correct Use
Only one instruction is buffered for each single axis. If you attempt to perform multi-execution
for two or more instructions, an instruction error will occur.
Up to seven instructions can be buffered at the same time for a single axes group. If you at-
tempt to perform multi-execution for eight or more instructions, an instruction error will occur.
Multi-execution of instructions cannot be used to execute an axes group command instruction
for an axis that is operating for an axis command instruction. Multi-execution of instructions
cannot be used to execute an axis command instruction for an axis that is operating for an
axes group command instruction. An instruction error will occur if these rules are broken.
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Axis and Axes Group Status
Whether multi-execution of motion control instructions is supported depends on the current axis status
and the current axes group status. You can use the Axis variable and the Axes Group variable of the
relevant axis to find the axis status and the axes group status.
For details on axis status, axes status, Axis variables, and Axes Group variables, refer to the NY-
series Industrial Panel PC / Industrial Box PC Motion Control User’s Manual (Cat. No. W559).
Variables in an Axis Variable That Give the Axis Status
The following nine variables in an Axis variable give the status of the axis. These variables are mutual-
ly exclusive. Only one of them can be TRUE at any one time.
Name Data type Meaning Function
_MC_AX[0-63] _sAXIS_REF Axis Variable
Status _sAXIS_REF_STA Axis Status
Disabled BOOL Axis Disa-
bled
TRUE while the Servo is OFF for the axis.
Standstill BOOL Standstill TRUE while the Servo is ON for the axis.
Descrete BOOL Discrete Mo-
tion
TRUE while position control is executed toward the
target position.
This includes when the velocity is 0 because the
override factor was set to 0 during a discrete mo-
tion.
Appendices
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NY-series Motion Control Instructions Reference Manual (W561)

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Omron Sysmac NY-series Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryControl Unit
Operating Temperature0 to 55 °C
Power Supply Voltage24 VDC
Power Supply24 VDC
Product SeriesNY-series
CPUIntel Atom or Intel Core i7
Programming LanguagesIEC 61131-3 (LD, FBD, ST, SFC)
Memory (Program)Up to 64 MB
Ethernet Ports2
EtherNet/IP Ports2 ports (built-in)
EtherCAT Master Ports1
EtherCATYes
Motion ControlSupported
SafetyYes
Built-in I/ONo
Relative Humidity10 to 90% (non-condensing)
Vibration Resistance5 to 8.4 Hz: 3.5 mm; 8.4 to 150 Hz: 9.8 m/s²
Shock Resistance147 m/s²
Power ConsumptionVaries by model
CertificationsCE, cULus, RCM, KC, EAC

Summary

Introduction to Motion Control Instructions

Variables and Instructions

Axis Command Instructions

MC_Power

Explains the MC_Power instruction for making a Servo Drive ready to operate.

MC_MoveJog

Explains the MC_MoveJog instruction for jogging an axis according to the specified target velocity.

MC_Home

Explains the MC_Home instruction for operating the motor to determine home.

MC_HomeWithParameter

Explains the MC_HomeWithParameter instruction for setting homing parameters and operating the motor to determine home.

MC_Move

Explains the MC_Move instruction for performing absolute positioning or relative positioning.

MC_MoveAbsolute

Explains the MC_MoveAbsolute instruction for moving the axis to a specified absolute target position.

MC_MoveRelative

Explains the MC_MoveRelative instruction for moving the axis the specified travel distance.

MC_MoveVelocity

Explains the MC_MoveVelocity instruction for performing velocity control.

MC_MoveZeroPosition

Explains the MC_MoveZeroPosition instruction for positioning to an absolute position of 0.

MC_Stop

Explains the MC_Stop instruction for decelerating an axis to a stop.

MC_ImmediateStop

Explains the MC_ImmediateStop instruction for stopping an axis immediately according to the specified stopping mode.

MC_CamIn

Explains the MC_CamIn instruction to start cam operation using a specified cam table.

MC_GearIn

Explains the MC_GearIn instruction to specify the gear ratio and start gear operation.

MC_GearInPos

Explains the MC_GearInPos instruction to perform electronic gear operation with specified gear ratio.

MC_MoveLink

Explains the MC_MoveLink instruction for positioning in sync with the specified master axis.

MC_TorqueControl

Explains the MC_TorqueControl instruction to control torque using the Torque Control Mode.

MC_SetTorqueLimit

Explains the MC_SetTorqueLimit instruction to limit torque output from the Servo Drive.

MC_TouchProbe

Explains the MC_TouchProbe instruction to record axis position when a trigger signal occurs.

MC_SyncMoveVelocity

Explains the MC_SyncMoveVelocity instruction for outputting target velocity in CSV Mode.

MC_SyncMoveAbsolute

Explains the MC_SyncMoveAbsolute instruction to cyclically output target positions.

MC_Reset

Explains the MC_Reset instruction to clear axis errors.

MC_DigitalCamSwitch

Explains the MC_DigitalCamSwitch instruction to turn a digital output ON or OFF based on axis position.

Axes Group Instructions

Common Command Instructions

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