Parameter Manual
Operating Instructions, 08/2013, 6FC5397-8EP40-0BA0
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Detailed descriptions of interface signals
4.7 Channel-specific signals
DB3200
DBX1001.0 to .6
DBX1005.0 to .6
DBX1009.0 to .6
Machine function 1 INC, 10 INC, 100 INC, 1000 INC, 10000 INC, var. INC,
continuous
for axis 1 in the Work
for axis 2 in the Work
for axis 3 in the Work
Signal(s) to channel (PLC → NCK)
Edge evaluation: No Signal(s) updated: Cyclic
Signal state 1 or edge
change 0 → 1
This input range is only used if IS "INC inputs active in the mode area"
(DB2600 DBX1.0) is not set.
Interface signals INC... is used to define how many increments the
geometry axis traverses when the traversing key is pressed or the
handwheel is turned one detent position. In this case, the JOG mode must
be active.
For "var. INC", generally the value in SD41010 JOG_VAR_INCR_SIZE
applies.
For "continuous", the associated geometry axis can be traversed with the
plus or minus traversing key by keeping the traversing key pressed.
As soon as the selected machine function becomes active, this is signaled
to the PLC interface (IS "Active machine function 1 INC; ..." ).
If several machine function signals (1 INC, INC... or "Continuous
traversing") are selected at the interface simultaneously, then no machine
function is activated by the control.
Note:
The input IS "INC..." or "continuous" to change an active machine function
must be present for at least one PLC cycle. A steady-state signal is not
required.
Signal state 0 or edge
change 1 → 0
The machine function in question is not selected. No request is made to
change an active machine function.
If an axis is currently traversing an increment, this movement is also aborted
if this machine function is deselected or switched over.
corresponding to ... IS "Active machine function 1 INC, ..."
for axis 1 in the Work (DB3300 DBX1001.0 ... .6)
for axis 2 in the Work (DB3300 DBX1005.0 ... .6)
for axis 3 in the Work (DB3300 DBX1009.0 ... .6)
IS "INC inputs active in the mode group area" (DB2600 DBX1.0)
Note for the reader Function Manual Basic Functions H1
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