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Over Travel6.2.3.To release OVERTRAVELMAC mini iH Series Parameter・Expansion<strong>Manual</strong>The safety avoidance direction when Err.031 OVER TRAVELoccurs isusual “side” and the releasing method to the safety avoidance direction is asfollows.However, the table does not shift in direction even if aINSa pushed. Push [RESET] button to reset Err.031. Set the mode to MANUAL. Shift the table in “direction” with aDELa of JOG key.When JOG operation is performed, pushing aHIa, the table rotates atrapid traverse.The safety avoidance direction when Err.032 OVER TRAVELoccurs isusual “side” and the releasing method to the safety avoidance direction is asfollows.However, the table does not shift in direction even if aDELa pushed. Push aRESETa button to reset Err.032.6.2.4.Forcedly shiftingmethod Set the mode to MANUAL. Shift the table in “direction” with aINSa of JOG key.When JOG operation is performed, pushing aHIa, the table rotates at rapidtraverse.When Err.031 OVER TRAVELoccurs, the forced shift in directionis as follows: Push aRESETa to reset Err.031. Set the mode to MANUAL. When pushing aINSa with OVR pushed, the table shifts in “direction” of danger direction.The forced shift of Err.032 OVER TRAVEL is as follows: Push RESET to reset Err.032. Set the mode to MANUAL. When pushing aDELa with aOVR pushed, the table shifts in “direction” of danger direction.The feedrate when the forced shift is performed is fixed at 0.5min -1 .Precautions 1. Do not use this forced shift mode usually.Because this forced shift is performed in a danger direction, whenperforming the operation unavoidably, check that the table does notinterfere or collide with any obstruction.P6-4 KITAGAWA
MAC mini iH Series Parameter・Expansion<strong>Manual</strong>Data Communication7. Data Communication7.1. Data communicationController handles program data, parameter data, and WZERO position data.To enable the management of these data, the controller is equipped to communicate with externalequipment.There are following two types of data communication.! Data communication by controller functionThe communication function of the controller enables “Program”, and “Parameter” tocommunicate with external equipment.This function however communicates programs by channel, and do not handle WZEROposition data communication.! Data communication by private communication software: “UPDOWNLOAD”This private communication software enables to communicate “Programs”, “Parameters”,and “WZERO position” to external equipment.The functions of this software are as follows:• Batch communication of programs• Communication every channel in programs• Parameter communication• WZERO position communication• Batch communication of all data (programs, parameters, and WZEROposition)This private communication software enables to communicate data without variousoperations on the controllers.For an exclusive communication software, refer to Explanation for ExclusiveCommunication Software .# KITAGAWA can offer the exclusive communication software optionally.KITAGAWA P7-1
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