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Chapter 5. Custom Profiling
147
T
T
S-Curve
(A
avg
> 1/2 A
max
)
V
A
A
max
A
avg
AD
max
AD
avg
T
T
Pure S-Curve
(A
avg
= 1/2 A
max
)
V
A
A
max
A
avg
AD
max
AD
avg
AD AD
Once you enter an A
avg
value that is zero and satisfies 1/2 A
max
A
avg
< A
max
, S-curve
profiling is enabled, but only in the operation that uses that particular A
avg
command.
For example, entering a HOMAA command enables S-curve acceleration profiling only for
homing moves, not for other functions such as jogging (which would require the JOGAA
command). To return to the default trapezoidal profiling mode, enter an A
avg
value of
zero, or set A
avg
= A
max
.
If A
avg
= A
max
, a trapezoidal profile results, but can be changed to an S-curve by
specifying a new A
avg
value less than A
max
, or set A
max
greater than A
avg
.
If A
avg
< 1/2 A
max
, or A
avg
> A
max
, when you try to initiate motion, the move will not
be executed and an error message, *INVALID CONDITIONS FOR S_CURVE
ACCELERATION—FIELD
n
, will be displayed.
If A
avg
= zero or if you never enter an A
avg
command, the controller defaults to
trapezoidal profiling and the A
avg
command value will always match the A
max
command
value. However, if you enter an A
avg
deceleration of zero, you will receive the error
message *INVALID DATA—FIELD n, where n is the number of the data field.
If you never enter the maximum (A
max
) or average (A
avg
) decel command values (AD or
ADA, HOMAD or HOMADA, etc.), the average decel value will always match, or track, the
average accel value (AA, HOMAA, etc.). However, once you change the maximum decel,
the average decel will no longer track the average accel.
If you increase the A
avg
value above the
pure S-curve level (A
avg
> 1/2 A
max
),
the time required to reach the target
velocity and the target distance decreases;
however, increasing A
avg
also increases
jerk. After increasing A
avg
, you can
reduce the jerk by increasing A
max
(see
illustration); however, increasing A
max
requires a greater torque to achieve the
commanded velocity at the mid-point of
the acceleration profile.
T
V
Original Profile
After increasing A
avg
After increasing A
max
You can calculate the profile's accel/decel time with the following equations (calculation
method is identical for S-curve and trapezoidal):
Time of accel or decel =
Velocity
A
avg
or Time of accel or decel =

2 Distance
A
avg
Accel/decel scaling (SCLA or PSCLA) affects A
avg
the same as it does for A
max
, regardless
of if the profile is trapezoidal or S-curve (see Scaling section in Chapter 3).
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