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TR-Electronic MP Series - Definition of the Reference Point Coordinate; Real Travel Range Z = Max. Travel Range X; Real Travel Range < Max. Travel Range;2; Figure 15: Software Limit Switch Positions; Reference Point Coordinate

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Printed in the Federal Republic of Germany TR-Electronic GmbH 2008, All Rights Reserved
06/06/2019 TR - EMO - BA - DGB - 0019 - 08 Page 185 of 252
6.5.2 Definition of the reference point coordinate
In principle, three cases can be distinguished at the parameter setting of the reference
point coordinate.
6.5.2.1 Real Travel Range Z = Max. Travel Range X
If the max. Software Limit Switch Positions shall be kept, a displacement of the
Reference Point Coordinate is not possible.
The adjusted Reference Point must be considered as difference to both Software
Limit Switch Positions in order to avoid an exceeding of the Travel Range.
Real Travel Range Z = Max. Travel Range X
Y
Reference Point Coordinate
-X/2
+
/- Y
Min.
Software Limit
Switch Position
X/2
+
/- Y
Max.
Software Limit
Switch Position
Figure 15: Software limit switch positions / Reference point coordinate
6.5.2.2 Real Travel Range < Max. Travel Range/2
Is the defined Travel Range smaller than ½ * Max. Travel Range a freely definable
Reference Point Coordinate can be transferred.
- S1
Software Limit
Switch Position
Max. Travel Range
X
Y
Reference Point Coordinate
Real Travel Range
Z { Z < X/2}
S2
Software Limit
Switch Position
(X-Z)/2
-X/2 + Y
(X-Z)/2
X/2 + Y
Y
min
= W - (X-Z)/2
Y
max
= W + (X-Z)/2
W = (S1 + S2) / 2
Figure 16: Max. Reference point coordinate, Z < X/2

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