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Library manual XBTGC PTO/PTWM | 3 MB - BERGER - POSITEC

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Pulse Train Output (<strong>PTO</strong>)<br />

The following table describes the output parameters:<br />

Parameter Type Comment<br />

<strong>PTO</strong>_REF_OUT <strong>PTO</strong>_REF<br />

(see page 72)<br />

Reference to the <strong>PTO</strong> axis.<br />

To be connected with the <strong>PTO</strong>_REF_IN input pin<br />

of the Administrative and Motion function blocks.<br />

Done BOOL TRUE = indicates that the command is finished.<br />

Function block execution is finished.<br />

Busy BOOL TRUE = indicates that the command is in<br />

progress.<br />

Active BOOL This output is set at the moment the function<br />

block takes control of the motion of the according<br />

axis.<br />

CommandAborted BOOL TRUE = indicates that the comand was aborted<br />

de to another move command.<br />

Function block execution is finished.<br />

Error BOOL TRUE = indicates that an error was detected.<br />

Function block execution is finished.<br />

ErrID <strong>PTO</strong>PWM_ERR_TYPE When Error is TRUE: type of the detected error<br />

(see page 73)<br />

Invalid Parameters<br />

When Accel_Decel_Time is different than 0, before the execution of the function<br />

block, the controller checks if the total number of pulses defined at the distance input<br />

pin (Pd ) is lower than the cumulative number of pulses in the acceleration and<br />

deceleration (Paa ).<br />

If Pd>Paa, then the function block will go to error state.<br />

The number of pulses Paa is calculated with the following equation:<br />

Where:<br />

n is the step number<br />

Velocityn is the velocity at step n.<br />

NOTE: Velocityn = n x (Velocity - Initial Velocity) / 10<br />

Accel_Decel_Time is both the acceleration or deceleration time in seconds.<br />

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