When  the 
instruction  ends 
and  the  motor 
speed  is  under  the 
rotation  detection 
speed  (P5-03)  and 
the  absolute 
deviation  is  less 
than  P5-00,  the 
COIN  signal  is 
output. 
|U0-08|
Pulse offset
P5-00
ON
/S-ON
Signal status
/COIN
Signal status
ONON
OFF
|ΔU0-12|
Pulse command
|U0-00|
Actual speed
P5-03
At  the  end  of 
instruction,  the 
absolute  deviation 
value under P5-00, 
it  outputs  COIN 
signal.  If  COIN 
maintains  P5-02 
time, COIN-HOLD 
signal is output. 
|U0-08|
Pulse offset
P5-00
ON
/S-ON
Signal status
/COIN
Signal status
ONON
OFF
|ΔU0-12|
Pulse command
/COIN-HOLD
Signal status
ON
OFF
P5-02
P5-02
2. Description of positioning completion width 
(1) The  positioning completion width P5-00 changes proportionally due to the change of electronic 
gear ratio, and the factory default is 11 command units. 
The following table is an example: 
Number of 
command pulses 
required for one 
revolution of motor 
positioning completion 
width P5-00 
 The  positioning  completion  width  P5-00 
changes proportionally with the number of command 
pulses required for one revolution of the motor. 
The output of the positioning completion signal 
depends  on  the  positioning  completion  width.  The 
smaller  the  width  is,  the  later  the  positioning 
completion  signal  output  is,  but  the  signal  output 
does  not  affect  the  actual  operation  state  of  the 
motor. 
 
(2) The  positioning completion width can  also  be set separately,  and its change will not  affect the 
number of command pulses required for one revolution of the motor. 
 
 
 
5.3.1.3 Positioning near signal (/NEAR) 
The servo motor is located near the positioning completion signal, so that the equipment can prepare 
the next action in advance. 
  Related parameters