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5. Commands and Functions - Sanyo Denki America, Inc.

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4. Input / Output Signal <strong>Functions</strong><br />

Selected<br />

Function<br />

Zero-return<br />

start<br />

H. Limit<br />

(+/-)<br />

Function<br />

This is a unique execution signal for zero return comm<strong>and</strong>s stored by<br />

comm<strong>and</strong> 53h.<br />

The Ack signal responds to this signal.<br />

* If the zero-sensor (SDN) type zero-return start function is used, pin<br />

9 will be the zero-sensor input. Follow the instructions below to<br />

allocate the zero-sensor signal function using comm<strong>and</strong> 16h. Set<br />

comm<strong>and</strong> 14h, DAT4, Bit7 (SDN) = 0.<br />

a) If H. Limit <strong>and</strong> zero-sensor are shared, set the H. Limit function of the<br />

desired direction.<br />

b) If only the zero-sensor function is used, set the generic input port<br />

function.<br />

c) To use the zero-sensor (SDN) type zero-return function, set the<br />

desired function.<br />

It will be the hard limit signal input for each direction.<br />

After the limit input, the system performs a deceleration stop <strong>and</strong> the stop<br />

position becomes the target position. During the limit period, comm<strong>and</strong>s<br />

for the limit direction are disabled, but comm<strong>and</strong>s for the opposite limit<br />

direction are accepted.<br />

* The limit input is disabled during zero-return movement.<br />

* The limit direction is defined by the positive direction setting of<br />

comm<strong>and</strong> 12h.<br />

* Only NPN output-type limit sensors are supported.<br />

CN1<br />

1<br />

4.7kΩ<br />

Logic (Initial<br />

setting)<br />

A conn.<br />

Selectable<br />

(A conn.<br />

:ON Active)<br />

During drive:<br />

Limit<br />

In-Position<br />

Velocity (operation)<br />

4-4

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