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Limit of movement time in hours
1)
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Operating time limit in hours
1)
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Limit of the number of changes in the direction of rotation
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Limit of the number of clockwise starts
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Limit of the number of counterclockwise starts
1) The movement time and the operating time are always calculated from the first commis‐
sioning of the encoder. When configuring the limit, note that the encoder may already
have some movement time and operating time.
6.2.8 Reset
On this page, various class services of the position sensor object can be executed (see
table 21, page 28).
Saving parameters to non-volatile memory
b
Click –S– .
The function uses the Save class service (service code 16h) of the position sensor
object.
The parameters are saved to the non-volatile memory, the encoder is restarted.
Resetting to factory settings
DANGER
Before using the Reset function, check whether there is any danger from the machine
or system in which the encoder is integrated!
The Reset function leads to a reset of the parameters of the position sensor object
to the factory settings, which can lead to an immediate change of the position value
output by the encoder. This could cause an unexpected movement that could endanger
people or damage the system or other objects.
NOTE
The Reset function should only be used when the encoder is at a standstill.
b
Click –D– .
The function uses the Reset class service (service code 05h) of the position sensor
object (Data = 01h).
The parameters are reset to the factory settings and the encoder is restarted.
Restarting
•
Click –R– .
The encoder is restarted.
NOTE
After the restart, the language is reset to English and the user is logged out.
6.3 Diagnostics
The diagnostic pages display detailed information on possible alarms, warnings and
errors.
6.3.1 Status
The page shows a description of the error when a warning or alarm occurred.
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