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6000 Series Programmer's Guide
GO Command
If a slave axis is in Following mode (FOLEN1), moves will ramp to a ratio (set with FOLRN
and FOLRD). If it is not in Following mode, moves will ramp to a velocity (V). Switching
in and out of Following mode does not change the value for final ratio or final velocity goals,
but simply changes which parameter is used as the goal.
Registration
Moves
(see page 182)
Registration inputs may be enabled with the INFNCi-H command while an axis is a slave,
and registration moves may interrupt either a Following mode move or a time-based move.
The registration move itself, however, is always a time based move, and implements the
registration velocity with respect to a stationary reference. Any trigger input may be
used as a registration input or for any Following feature which uses
triggers, even at the same time.
Enter/Exit
Following Mode
While Moving
The FOLENØ command may be executed while a slave is moving at constant ratio. In this
case, the current velocity becomes the constant velocity, and the slave may accelerate or
decelerate to other velocities. The FOLEN1 command may not be executed while the slave is
moving in the non-Following mode. Attempting to do so will result in the error response
MOTION IN PROGRESS”.
Pause and
Continue
A program may be paused and continued, even if one or more axes is configured as a slave.
Those axes do not lose track of the master input, even though motion is stopped. As usual, if
a program finishes normally, or if COMEXS is set to zero (COMEXSØ), the program may not
be continued. If a program is resumed, partially completed Following moves will be
completed; however, the remainder of the move is completed over the entire original master
distance (FOLMD value).
TVEL and TVELA
Commands
The TVEL and VEL commands have always reported an unsigned value (i.e. magnitude),
consistent with the fact that the V command is always positive, even if the move direction is
negative. When Following is enabled (FOLEN1), TVEL and VEL report the net magnitude of
commanded velocity due to following and/or shifting. For example, if the slave is following
in the positive direction at 1 rps, TVEL reports 1.000. If a shift in the negative direction of
1.5 rps is then commanded, TVEL will report 0.5 – still positive, even though the net
direction is negative.
By contrast, TVELA and VELA have always been signed. In the above example, TVELA will
report -0.5.
TASF, TAS & AS
Axis Status Bits
Axis Status (TASF, TAS and AS) bits 1-4 represent the motion status of an axis. Bits 1 and 2
represent the moving and direction status of the net motion of an axis, including the
combination of following and shifting.
Bits 3 and 4 represent acceleration and velocity, respectively. With Following disabled
(FOLENØ), the accel and velocity can only be due to a commanded time-based profile. With
Following enabled (FOLEN1), the net commanded velocity and accel could be due to following
the master and/or a simultaneous shift (time-based profile). Bits 3 and 4 only reflect the
acceleration and velocity status of the time-based profile, not the combined command.
For example, if the slave is following in the positive direction at 1 rps, TAS reports 1ØØØ. If
a continuous shift (FSHFC2) of 0.8 rps in the negative direction is then commanded, TAS will
report 1Ø1Ø, while the shaft is decelerating to 0.2 rps. When the continuous shift velocity is
reached, TAS will report 1ØØ1.
Changing
Feedback Sources
(Servos only)
Changing feedback sources (SFB) may result in a slave following its own feedback. For this
reason, changing feedback sources is not allowed while a master is specified (FOLMAS).
Following and
Other Motion
Following motion is initiated with the GO command, just like normal motion. Other motion,
which does not depend on the motion of an external master, may not be used while a slave is in
Following mode (FOLEN1). These motion types include jog mode, joystick mode,
contouring, homing, streaming mode, and linear interpolation (GOL). To use these motion
types, Following must be disabled (FOLENØ) — see Enter/Exit Following Mode While
Moving above for precautions.
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