Moving to fixed stop (FIXED_STOP)
For more information please refer to the functional description "Moving to fixed stop” [FCT-M8]
Syntax: |
<axis_name> [ FIXED_STOP [ ON | OFF ] [ TORQUE_LIMIT=..] [POS_LAG_LIMIT=..] [CYCLES=..] [WINDOW=..] [START=..] [END=..] [ERR_NOT_DETECTED=..] { \ } ] |
<axis_name> | Name of the axis to be used with the “Move to fixed stop” function. |
FIXED_STOP | Identifier for position lag during “Move to fixed stop“. Must always be programmed as the first keyword. |
ON | Activate the “Move to fixed stop” function for this axis. |
OFF | Deactivate the “Move to fixed stop” function. |
TORQUE_LIMIT=.. | Specifying the torque limit with “Move to fixed stop”. Scaling is determined by parameterising the “Move to fixed stop” function from the axis parameters (see P-AXIS-00724). Normally this is given as a percentage [%] of the drive nominal torque. |
POS_LAG_LIMIT=.. | Limit for position lag in [mm, inch, °]. |
CYCLES=.. | Number of position controller cycles in which the position lag must be above the specified POS_LAG_LIMIT limit before the controller reverts to the “Fixed stop reached” state. |
WINDOW=.. | Tolerance window for fixed stop position in [mm, inch, °]. |
START=.. | This parameter can delay the monitoring function for when the fixed stop is reached by one percent [%] referred to the path distance in order to prevent the incorrect detection of a fixed stop due to friction etc. when the axis starts off. |
END=.. | This parameter can prematurely end the monitoring function for when the fixed stop is reached by one percent [%] referred to the path distance in order to prevent the incorrect detection of a fixed stop when the axis is decelerated on approaching the target point. |
ERR_NOT_DETECTED=.. | This parameter suppresses the output of error message ID 50886 if the fixed stop is not detected in the approach motion. This permits the execution of simple measurement processes, e.g. with “Move to fixed stop”. 0: Do not output error message ID 50886. 1: Output error message ID 50886. |
\ | Separator ("backslash") for clear programming of the command over multiple lines. |