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Chapter 5. Custom Profiling
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Greater in-depth discussions on each SD command function are provided in the 6000 Series
Software Reference.
CAUTION
Minimized Error Checking: In both streaming modes, the SD commands are executed
in the motion trajectory update. Because of processing time constraints, error checking is
minimal. For instance, a 2 in a field designated for a 1 or 0 may turn on unexpected outputs.
Entering data greater than the maximum distance or frequency will cause unexpected motor
positioning. If incorrect data or no data is detected, the data is ignored and the last velocity
value is output.
Do not exceed update period: When in the distance or velocity streaming mode, the
last SD data point output will continue to be output on each succeeding update, unless a new
SD data point is received. If you have all of your SD data points in a program that is contained
in the controller, this will pose no problem; however, if you are sending each individual SD
data point from an external program
on the fly
, be sure to not exceed the update period you
specified with the STD command.
Executing a pause (P command or pause input): The occurrence of a pause
command or a pause input will stop motion and disable the streaming mode.
Keep the pulse width settings equal: All axes involved in the streaming mode
(STREAM) must have the same PULSE setting (1 µs minimum).
Time-Distance Streaming Example
The example below illustrates a grinding application. The application involves two axes in an
X-Y orientation. One axis controls the position of the grinding wheel relative to the part
being ground (Y-axis). The other axis moves the grinding wheel parallel to the part being
ground (X-axis). The motion on the Y-axis is accomplished with the standard motion
commands (A, V, D, and GO). However, the motion on the X-axis is more complex, requiring
time-distance streaming.
There are two parts that can be ground (see illustration below). The three faces labeled A, B,
and C are to be ground at a speed of 2 rps, while traversing between each grind at 10 rps. The
motion profiles for the X-axis of each part are shown.
100000
Distance
Velocity
0 150000 200000 250000 300000 350000
350250
50000 100000 150000 200000 2500000
Part 1
Grinding Surface
100000
Distance
Velocity
0 200000 250000 350000 400000 500000
500250
100000 150000 250000 300000 4000000
Grinding Surface
Part 2
Grinding Surface Grinding Surface
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