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P6<br />

P40 P41 P46 P47 P48 P49 P42 P43 P44 P45 P62 P63<br />

8.2.2 Indexed Stop Position<br />

The indexed stop position can be chosen by programming using a value in deg/10000.<br />

Address C must be declared in P9 and P1 (modulo).<br />

If no value is programmed, the value zero is taken as default.<br />

A value for the indexed stop position is programmed:<br />

- with the C address for a lathe group,<br />

- with the EC address for a milling machine group.<br />

Spindles<br />

The spindle origin offset is defined by <strong>parameter</strong> P42. This <strong>parameter</strong> contains an angular offset (expressed in the<br />

internal measurement units).<br />

It is taken into account in an indexing.<br />

P42 = Offset (in degrees) x 4096/360<br />

Stopping in position is achieved by a symmetric servo-loop allowing the use of reversible servo-drives.<br />

Example of Indexed Stop<br />

For a lathe M19C (stop on spindle zero pulse)<br />

M19C45 (stop at 45 degrees)<br />

For a milling machine M19EC (stop on spindle zero pulse).<br />

8.2.3 Indexed Stopping Condition<br />

The stop is declared complete when:<br />

- the absolute value of the position error is less than the in-position window defined by <strong>parameter</strong> P44,<br />

- the spindle speed is considered sufficiently low (less than 3/4096 rev/sample).<br />

The in-position window is defined by <strong>parameter</strong> P44 (expressed in internal measurement units).<br />

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