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num parameter manual - Documentation CN

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5.9 Measurement Sensor Graduation and Number P36<br />

of Graduations<br />

Description<br />

5 - 22 en-938818/6<br />

Category Measurements<br />

Type 5 Unsigned decimal<br />

No. of words 64<br />

Used to adapt the measurement sensor to the <strong>CN</strong>C axis cards.<br />

Principle<br />

Two words are assigned to each axis: N0 and N32 to axis 0; and N1 and N33 to axis 1; N2 and N34 to axis 2, etc.<br />

The meaning of words 00-31 and 32-63 depends on the sensor type.<br />

Default values initialised:<br />

N00-N31: 1<br />

N32-N63: 1<br />

5.9.1 Incremental Rules with Encoded Reference Marks<br />

Words 00-31: graduation in measurement increments p taking multi/divi into account.<br />

Words 32-63: Number of graduations N between two marks (manufacturer data).<br />

Calculation of a Word 0 to 31<br />

Let:<br />

- P be the manufacturer’s graduation<br />

- Exe be the EXE multiplier<br />

- N be the <strong>num</strong>ber of graduations between two marks<br />

- P11 be the MULTI/DIVI coefficient applied to the axis considering a multiplier k depending on the machine<br />

kinematics and the internal resolution used.<br />

We have:<br />

- P11 = k ⋅ P<br />

4 ⋅Exe<br />

We calculate the graduation p in measurement increments as follows:<br />

4 ⋅Exe<br />

P36, word 0 - 31 : (p) =<br />

k<br />

= P<br />

P11

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