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num parameter manual - Documentation CN

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5.5 Handwheel Measurement Conversion Coefficient P13<br />

Description<br />

5 - 12 en-938818/7<br />

Category Measurements<br />

Type 5 Unsigned decimal<br />

No. of words 18<br />

Moves the handwheel by an increment equivalent to the internal measurement unit (in <strong>manual</strong> mode).<br />

Principle<br />

Words N0 to N7<br />

The first four pairs of words (N0 to N7) correspond to the values assigned to the handwheels. The first word of the<br />

pair indicates the multiplier coefficient (MULTI) and the second the divider coefficient (DIVI).<br />

The conversion formula is as follows:<br />

Movement (internal measurement unit) = Encoder measurement (No. of lines) x Multi/Divi<br />

Where Encoder measurement = Number of lines output by the encoder x 4.<br />

Multi/Divi = Movement (internal measurement unit)/Number of encoder lines x 4<br />

The internal measurement is expressed in mm/10, mm/100, μm, μm/10 or μm/100 for linear axes (see 4.8).<br />

Words N8 and N9<br />

These words define the measurement increment for the handwheel in automatic mode so that the increments related<br />

to rotation of the handwheel are added to the increments computed by the <strong>CN</strong>C when preparatory function G12 is<br />

enabled.<br />

N8 contains MULTI.<br />

N9 contains DIVI.<br />

Words N10 to N17 (used with <strong>CN</strong>C software at index J)<br />

When using rotary axes (modulo 360 and/or with limited excursion) driven by a handwheel, a second MULTI/DIVI pair<br />

can be defined for each handwheel. This pair is automatically taken into account whenever the handwheel is used<br />

to drive a rotary axis.<br />

If these words are set to 0, the MULTI/DIVI values from words N0 to N7 are used regardless of whether the driven axis<br />

is linear or rotary. N10 to N17 are initialised with default values of 0.<br />

The conversion formula and other definitions remain the same.

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