Servo Adjustment Manual 640m
Servo Adjustment Manual 640m
AC SERVO
MDS-C1-V1/V2
BNP–A2993–87–A(ENG)
Outline
This manual describes how to adjust MDS–C1–V1/V2 (High gain mode) and MDS–CH–V1/V2 on M640.
Refer to MDS–C1 Series SPECIFICATIONS MANUAL BNP–C3000*(ENG) or MDS–CH Series
SPECIFICATIONS MANUAL BNP–C3016A(ENG) for details.
USA-E00081-040-*
Servo Adjustment Flow Chart
1) Set the auxiliary axis
When using MDS–B–V1/V2, MDS–B–SP/SPH/SPM and MDS–C1–SP/SPH/SPM in the same system,
set the servo specifications and spindle synchronized tapping specifications to the synchronous mode.
–> Refer to [1. Auxiliary axis setting].
3) Set the speed loop gain Set the machine resonance filter
Set 70% of the limit value. - Measure the resonance frequency and set.
Set by aiming at 1.4 times to twice as high as - 3 machine resonance filters and adaptive filter
that of standard drive unit. (to raise the sensitivity) can be used.
Confirm the full stroke by handle feed at the
maximum scale. –> Refer to [3. <How to measure the resonance
–> Refer to [3. Speed loop gain setting]. frequency>].
5) Set the position loop gain (SHG) In case that the position loop gain limit is low.
Set 80% of the limit value. When linear acceleration/deceleration is
Set by aiming at 1.4 times to 2.5 as high as commanded, position loop gain occasionally cannot
that of standard drive unit. be set high enough due to the machine limit. (This
–> Refer to [5. Position loop gain setting]. does not mean the limit of servo.)
–> Refer to [5. Position loop gain setting].
6) To the vertical axis, set the deceleration to a stop and torque offset.
–> Refer to [6. Vertical axis setting].
To perform interpolation (including synchronized tapping) with MDS–C1–V1/V2 (High gain mode) in case the
other models of drive unit are used in the same system, parameters of the axis to perform the interpolation
with has to be changed.
Especially, when performing synchronized tapping with the spindle drive unit (MDS–B–SP/SPH/SPM/SPJ2,
C1–SP), make sure to set as follows.
(1) Models of drive unit that can perform the interpolation with MDS–C1–V1/V2 (High gain mode)
-Servo drive unit
C1–V1/V2 C1–V1/V2
B–V1/V2 B–V14/V24 B–SVJ2
(Standard mode) (High gain mode)
* O * O X
* * O *
O: No problem with standard settings
* : Available only when the parameters are set as follows
X: Not available (Possible to drive individually, however, synchronous accuracy is not guaranteed.)
[Note] Only when the communication cycle with NC is 3.5ms, B–SPJ2 is applicable.
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spwv
The applicable software versions are; MDS–B–V1/V2 –> Ver.AD and later versions
MDS–C1–V1/V2 (Standard mode) –> Ver.A1 and later versions
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phos
Set the speed loop gain by taking account of the individual differences of each machine as follows.
Confirm that no resonance sound is occurring when performing the following operations.
-Handle feed (full stroke)
-Rapid traverse feed 25, 50, 100%
-Cutting feed 10 to 100%
The set
409 450 500 562
frequency
Speed
gain limit
550 650 600 550
Confirm by lowering and raising the
resonance filter frequency
Determine Confirm the
the lowest range about the
speed loop point at which
gain limit the speed loop
[Note1] The resonance frequency cannot be judged correctly with the waveform of D/A output, as its
sampling cycle is too long.
[Note2] Set the speed loop gain (SV005) to about 50 to 100, and measure without the resonance filter.
( SV033 bit0 to 7 –> xx00
SV038, SV046 –> 0
SV027 –> 4xxx)
20ms
Current feedback: 9 wave cycles
Machine resonance
[Note3] Measure the phase current while stopping. During the axis movement, the AC element of the phase
current exists.
(1) In case that the machine resonance occurs at more than 3 points and any of resonance is caused at
more than 800Hz;
Set the 3rd machine resonance filter (SV033, bit4). By setting the 3rd machine resonance filter, the resonance
filter is set at 1125Hz and the machine resonance at more than 800Hz can be suppressed. Eliminate the rest
of machine resonance with the 1st and 2nd machine resonance filters.
In the same way, in case that the machine resonance at more than 800Hz is too large to eliminate with the 1st
and 2nd machine filters even by setting 1st and 2nd machine filters to the resonance frequency, setting the 3rd
machine resonance filter may work.
(Example) In case that the machine resonance at around 1100Hz is too strong to suppress even by setting the
1st machine resonance filter the most deeply, the machine resonance can be eliminated by setting the 1st
machine resonance filter to 1125Hz and to the depth of about 6dB in combination with 3 machine resonance
filter.
(2) In case that the machine resonance occurs at more than 3 points (Case1)
Eliminate the machine resonance at the highest frequency with an adaptive filter. Even in case that the
machine resonance cannot be suppressed, the sensitivity is raised, therefore, set the adaptive filter by following
the instruction. Eliminate the rest of the machine resonance with 1st and 2nd machine resonance filters.
(3) In case that the machine resonance occurs at more than 3 points (Case2)
The machine resonance filter of MDS–C1–V1/V2(High gain mode) can also be set to the frequency increased
by odd-number times of the setting frequency. Thus, in case that one machine resonance is close to the
frequency increased by the odd-number times of the other machine resonance, machine resonance at 2 points
can be eliminated by setting the resonance filter frequency to the lower frequency and adjusting by 10 to 20Hz.
(Example) Incase that the machine resonance occurs at 260Hz and 750Hz, the machine resonance at both
frequency can be eliminated by setting the filter to 250Hz.
(4) In case that the machine resonance does not improved even after setting the machine resonance
filter
The machine resonance filter frequency of MDS–C1–V1/V2 (high gain mode) cannot be set to the other
frequency but to the frequency calculated by following expression only. Therefore, in case of no frequency to
set to, machine resonance can be eliminated by setting to the frequency calculated by dividing by odd-number.
(For example, one third.)
The settable machine resonance filter frequency (Hz) = 9000/N (N=4 to 128)
(Example) To set to 1400Hz, set to 470Hz so that the same effect can be obtained.
(6) Perform rapid traverse feed and lower the VGN2 (SV006) until
the machine resonance is suppressed. (Down to one fifth, Min.0)
Vibration
(7) Confirm the droop fluctuation during rapid traverse feed at the max. exceeds
revolution speed. the Suppress the vibration to be within
[Note] The tolerance of the droop fluctuation depends on the machine’s tolerance the tolerance.
dimensions. (1) Lower VGN1 (SV006)
If the machine’s dimensions are small, about 20 to 30 µm is OK. (2) Lower VCS (SV029)
–> Ask and confirm the vibration to a machine builder.
bit Explanation
Set the filter depth of the 1st machine resonance suppression filter.
1 The control is stabilized by setting the filter shallowly enough to eliminate
the vibration.
to nfd1 Deeper <– –> Shallower
3 Setting value 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111
Depth (dB) –∞ –18 –12 –9 –6 –4 –3 –1
Enable the 3rd machine resonance suppression filter.
4 nfd3
(Center frequency 1125Hz)
Set the filter depth of the 2nd machine resonance suppression filter.
The control is stabilized by setting the filter shallowly enough to eliminate
5
the vibration.
to nfd2 Deeper <– –> Shallower
7 Setting value 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111
Depth (dB) –∞ –18 –12 –9 –6 –4 –3 –1
SV017 SPEC Servo specification Set speed feedback filter with following parameter.
The feedback filter is efficient for the resonance which is more than 2250Hz.
(The following parameter is added to MDS–C1–V1/V2 Ver.A1 and later versions)
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Vfb
bit Explanation
Speed feedback filter is enabled.
3 Vfb This is as effective as the machine resonance filter whose center frequency
is more than 2250Hz.
600
500 1,000,000-pulse
encoder
400
Speed
gain
VGN1 300
100,000-pulse
200 encoder
100
0
1 2 3 4 5
Load inertia scale
(Total load inertia / motor inertia)
600 600
1,000,000-
500 pulse 500
encoder
400 400 1,000,000-
Speed Speed pulse
gain gain
VGN1 300 VGN1 300
600 600
1,000,000- 1,000,000-
500 500
pulse encoder pulse encoder
400 400
Speed Speed
gain gain
VGN1 300 VGN1 300
100,000-pulse 100,000-pulse
200 200 encoder
encoder
100 100
0 0
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
Load inertia scale Load inertia scale
(Total load inertia / motor inertia) (Total load inertia / motor inertia)
600 600
500 500
-When geometry compensation is enabled (G61.1) …Applied to M640MT Ver.D0 and later version of INTEGREX
machine.
To adjust during geometry compensation cutting feed, adjust the constant inclination feedrate (B233) and
constant inclination acceleration/deceleration time constant (B146).
Set B233/B146 to the inclination value based on the axis whose acceleration of G0 rapid traverse feed is the
smallest of all interpolation axes allowing cutting load margin. However, set A1/(BS03 x 1.2) in X-axis and
Y-axis though the rest of G0 rapid traverse feed acceleration/deceleration is set to A1/BS03 (*Note 1). Refer to
the conventional settings of each machine when setting cutting load margin. Additionally, set the filter pre–
interpolation (56.8ms).
[Note] The maximum feedrate during geometry compensation is B147.
(*Note )The reason why the constant inclination acceleration/deceleration
of INTEGREX machine is increased by 1/1.2 times
Carefully adjust the parameter of INTEGREX machine following the precautions below as it has compound axis
(inclined Y-axis).
Normally, when adjusting Y-axis (compound axis), the adjusted parameter of Yt-axis (actual axis) is set as
Y-axis parameter.
In this case, the acceleration (inclination) of pre–interpolation acceleration/deceleration in geometry
compensation occasionally exceeds the setting value of the parameter (=B233/B146)
In short, when moving in Y-axis direction within the tolerance acceleration time as shown in Fig.A, the
movement component distributed to the actual axes (X-axis and Y-axis) shows that acceleration is increased by
1/sinθ times in Yt-direction. In Fig.B, when moving to vertical direction against Yt-axis within the tolerance
acceleration, the acceleration increased by 1/θ times occurs toward X-axis direction.
In INTEGREX machine, θ =60°. Therefore, 1/sinθ=1/sinθ60° 1.2.
To prevent the movement acceleration distributed to actual axes from exceeding the tolerance acceleration,
thus, set the parameter on the basis of the acceleration (A1/(BS3x1.2) ) increased by 1/1.2 times to the G0
rapid traverse acceleration (A1/BS3) adjusted in Yt-axis in advance.
θ θθ θ
Yt-axis direction Yt-axis direction
(3) Maximum current value by each motor during acceleration/deceleration time constant adjustment
In case of MDS–C1–V1/V2
The maximum current values by each motor during acceleration/deceleration time constant adjustment are
shown in the right column of the table below.
% A % % % % A % % %
Within Within
HC52 3.94 17 431 431 HC53 5.8 17 293 293
388% 264%
Within Within
HC102 7.4 28 378 383 HC103 9.8 28 286 289
340% 257%
Within Within
HC152 11.1 47 423 431 HC153 15.9 47 296 300
380% 266%
Within Within
HC202 15.4 47 305 311 HC203 22.4 64 286 285
275% 257%
Within Within
HC352 22.9 64 279 279 HC353 33.3 85 255 287
251% 230%
Within Within
HC452 40.4 85 210 242 HC453 57.3 113 197 228
189% 177%
Within Within
HC702 46.2 113 245 245 HC703 67.2 141 210 210
221% 189%
Within
HC902 55.9 141 252 252
227%
HA– Within
100 260 260 260
LF15K 234%
% A % % % % A % % %
HC– 14.
4.6 307 307 276%
H103 1
The operation patterns to be performed by NC lathe (In case with geometry compensation: Geometry
compensation is available only when geometry compensation are optioned to the INTEGREX machine Ver.D0 or
later version.)
Operation pattern Details
Perform reciprocating rapid traverse feed at the maximum rapid
G0 Rapid G0 constant
traverse rate with dwell, measure speed–position droop. If the
1) traverse Inclination
overshooting amount during a stop is less than 1 µm, there will be no
feed disabled. (G64)
problem. Confirm also that no vibration occurs.
G0 constant
Perform reciprocating rapid traverse feed at the maximum rapid
G0 Rapid inclination
traverse rate with dwell, measure speed–position droop. If the
2) traverse enabled
overshooting amount during a stop is less than 1 µm, there will be no
feed (Interpolation type
problem. Confirm also that no vibration occurs.
+G61.1)
Perform reciprocating cutting feed at the maximum cutting feedrate
without dwell, measure speed–position droop. If the droop
Geometry
G1 cutting compensation fluctuation range during constant speed feed is less than 3 µm, there
3)
feed will be no problem. Confirm also that no vibration occurs.
disabled(G64)
If the operation without dwell is not performed in the machine (or in
axes), judge with dwell.
Perform reciprocating cutting feed at the maximum cutting feedrate
Geometry
G1 cutting with dwell, measure speed–position droop. If the overshooting
4) compensation
feed amount during a stop is less than 1 µm, there will be no problem.
enabled (G61.1)
Confirm also that no vibration occurs.
Perform reciprocating rapid traverse feed at the maximum manual
feedrate with dwell, measure speed–position droop. If the
overshooting amount during a stop is less than 1 µm, there will be no
5) Manual feed
problem. Confirm also that no vibration occurs. (Confirm the
waveform only, as this is the same as the case that G0 constant
inclination is disabled.)
Carry out thte pulse input with the maximum scale and confirm also
6) Handle feed
that no vibration occurs.
For 1) to4), obtain current– speed –position droop waveform at which the position loop gain reaches to the limit.
Generally, according as the speed loop gain becomes higher, overshooting occurs during a stop. In case that the
axis which nearly reaches the position loop gain limit exists, position loop gain is limited as the same position loop
gain value have to be set to all the interpolation axes.
Position loop gain limit has to be judged according to the following criterion after measuring overshooting amount
during a stop.
When machine vibration is remarkable, measure also the position droop fluctuation width during constant speed
feed for judging the position loop gain limit.
(However, position droop fluctuation width cannot be used as the criterion of closed machine that uses a scale
because the position droop fluctuation width will become larger if the position resolution is low. In this case, only
the overshooting amount during a stop can be the criterion.)
SV057 SHGC
SHG control gain 6 140 160 187 225 281 360 420 480 540 600 0 to 1200
(SV058) (SHGCsp)
Effect by the disturbance observer against the machine vibration between 10 and 20Hz in case of heavy
machine center of gravity
Before using
After using
disturbance
disturbance
observer Vibration is
Vibration observer
10 to suppressed.
20Hz
(2) In case that the vibration between 10Hz and 20Hz occurs during a stop in the closed system using scale
etc.
In closed system such as that of large machine, if the connection point of the motor and machine or rigidity of the
machine system is weak, position loop gain cannot be raised as the response during acceleration and deceleration
becomes vibratory and overshooting is caused. In this case, dual feedback function is more effective.
When dual feedback function is enabled, the position feedback by the detector at the motor end is used for stable
control in high acceleration range. In low acceleration range, position feed back by the detector (or a scale) at the
machine end is used for improving the precision. As a result, the position loop gain is raised.
Dual feedback block
NC + Position Speed Current M Machine
control control control
–
Motor end Machine end
feedback feedback
+
– +
Time lag filter of
first order
–
Vibration Vibration is
10 to 20 Hz suppressed.
Position droop waveform during a stop Position droop waveform during a stop
[Note 1] The position loop gain limit raised by the dual feedback function is equivalent to the position loop gain
limit in the semi-closed system which does not use a detector (or a scale) at the machine end.
The position loop gain limit does not become higher than that in semi-closed system.
[Note 2] Even though “0” is set in DFBT(SV051) when dual feedback function is enabled, 1ms (the minimum
value) is used internally.
F E D C B A 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
spm drvall drvup mpt3 mp abs vmh vdir fdir seqh dfbx vdir2
Bit Name Meaning when “0” is set. Meaning when “1” is set.
1 dfbx Dual feedback control is disabled. Dual feedback control is enabled.
CAUTION To use vertical axis drop prevention control function, the power supply control axis has
to be set depending on the system configuration.
Refer to the specification manual for further details.
(1) Vertical axis drop prevention control function (deceleration stop function)
Vertical axis drop prevention control is a function that prevents the vertical axis from dropping due a delay in the
brake action when an emergency stop is inputted. No-operation-time is eliminated by delaying READY OFF of
servo driver as much as the time set with a parameter that is since the emergency stop was inputted.
<Setting method>
Measure the unbalance torque. Carry out reciprocation operation (approx. F1000) with the axis to be
compensated and measure the load current % when fed at a constant speed on the CNC servo monitor screen.
The unbalance torque at this time is expressed with the following expression.
(+feed load current%) + (–feed load crrent % )
Unbalance torque =
2
For the torque offset (TOF), set above unbalance torque value.
If direction makes any difference in the protrusion amount, adjust with LMC2. Never adjust with TOF.
Abbrev. Parameter
No. Unit Explanation Setting value
name
SV032 TOF Torque offset Stall% Set when performing lost motion compensation. – 100 to 100
(rated current%) Set the unbalance torque amount.
[Note] Even if TOF is set, the torque output characteristics of the motor and load current display of the
CNC servo monitor will not change. Only LMC compensation characteristics is affected.
<Setting method>
1. Set the special servo function selection1 (SV027:SSF)bit9. (The LMC compensation type 2 will start.)
2. Set the compensation amount with a stall (% unit) in the lost motion compensation 1 (SV016: LMC1) (For the
general-purpose motor, rated current “%” is used as a unit). The LMC1 setting value will be used for
compensation in positive and negative directions when SV041: LMC2 is “0”.
3. If the compensation amount is to be changed in the direction to be compensated, set LMC2. The
compensation direction setting will be as shown below with the CW/CCW setting in the CNC parameter. If
only one direction is to be compensated, set the side not to be compensated as –1.
If the delay occurs in the quadrant protrusion in the circle or arc cutting as shown below in respect to the
cutting direction when CNC sampling measurement (DDB measurement) or actual cutting is carried out, and
the compensation appears before the protrusion position, set the lost motion compensation timing (SV039:
LMCD).
While measuring the arc path, increase LMCD by 10 msec at a time, to find the timing that the protrusion and
compensation position match.
Abbrev
No. Parameter name Explanation
.
SV027 SSF1 Special servo The lost motion compensation starts with the following parameters.
function 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
selection 1 aflt zrn2 afrg afse ovs2 ovs1 lmc2 lmc1 omr vfct2 vfct1 upc vcnt2 vcnt1
The standard setting value for the lost motion compensation 1 (LMC1) is double the frictional torque above.
(Example)
Assume that the load current % was 25% in the + direction and –15% in the – direction when JOG feed was
carried out at approx. F1000. The frictional torque is as shown below, so 20% x 2 = 40% (LMC2 remains
at zero, and compensation is carried out in both directions.) is set for LMC1. (LMC2 is left set at “0”.) With
this setting, 40% compensation will be carried out when the command reverses from the + direction to the –
direction, and when the command reverses from the – direction to the + direction.
25– (–15)
= 20%
2
For the final adjustment, measure the CNC sampling measurement (DBB measurement) or while carrying out
actual cutting. If the compensation amount is insufficient, increase LMC1 or LMC2 by 5% at a time. Note that if
the setting is too high, biting may occur.
[Note1] When either parameter SV016: LMC1 or SV041 LMC2 is set to “0”, the same amount of compensation is
carried out in both the positive and negative direction with the setting value of the other parameter (the
parameter not set to “0”).
[Note2] To compensate in only one direction, set “–1” in the parameter (LMC1 or LMC2) for the direction in which
compensation is prohibited.
[Note3] The value set based on the friction torque is the standard value for LMC compensation. The optimum
compensation amount changes with the cutting conditions (cutting speed, cutting radius, blade type,
workpiece material etc.) Make test cuts matching the target cutting and determine the compensation
amount ultimately.
(1) Overview
Machine end compensation enables to compensate the spring action between machine (spindle) end and motor
(scale) end.
In the machine with a large spring action, the geometry (complete round) can be worsened as the machine
(spindle) end occasionally swells to the outside of the motor (scale end) during high-speed feed (especially in
smaller radius) though the geometry during low-speed feed is shaped well. By using machine end
compensation function, motor (scale) movement is controlled by speed and the effect can be confirmed
obviously with the roundness when adjusting servo.
However, adjustment by the roundness is basically required.
[Note] This function is applied to the software version A2B and later version. (as of 1/OCT/ 1999)
Example of geometry error occurrence (during round drive) and effect of machine end compensation
F1000mm/min
SV065 TLC Machine end The value calculated with the following expression is compensation 0 to 32767
compensation amount.
amount Compensation
2
Command speed F (mm/min) x SV065(TOF)
amount (µm) = 9
Radius R(mm) x 10
Examples of the speed used when determining the machine end compensation amount.
When using a grid
When using RENISHAW DDB Acceleration
encoder
Low-speed (standard) R25mmF500mm/min R100mmF1000mm/min 0.00028G
High-speed (when determining
R25mmF10000mm/min R100mmF20000mm/min 0.11G
compensation amount)
[Note1] Do not input remarkably large value in machine end compensation amount parameter (SV065), or the
vibration is caused even during a stop.
[Note 2] In the machine end compensation amount (SV065), the values are inputted with both decimal notation
and hexadecimal notation. When calculating or setting the value with the setting method explained in
(2), the value has to be inputted with decimal notation. If the parameter is specified to be inputted
with hexadecimal notation, convert the decimal value to hexadecimal value and input the result. (as
of 1/NOV/2001)
(1) Method 1
The required torque is calculated from the position command issued from the NC. The disturbance torque
exceeds the collision detection level set with the parameters, the axis will decelerate to a stop with at the
maximum torque of the motor. The method 1 is available only when SHG control is used. (If SHG control is
not used, the load alarm <58/59> will occur immediately.)
In the method 1, the collision detection level during rapid traverse feed and that during cutting feed can be set
individually. Calculate the collision detection level during cutting feed by increasing that during rapid traverse
feed by 0 to 7 times (with an integral number). When setting to “0” times, the collision detection method 1
during cutting feed will be disabled.
(2) Method 2
When the current command reaches the motor’s maximum current, the axis will decelerate to a stop with at the
maximum torque of the driver. After decelerating to a stop, an alarm will occur and the system is stopped.
However, this can be ignored by setting the servo parameter SV035:SSF4/cl2n to “1”.
Method 2
Detection range
Method 1
Detection range Tolerance range of Driver capacity
actual torque
Speed
Method 2
Detection range
G0 modal G1 modal
[Note 1] Even if collision detection function is enabled, a machine can be troubled due to machine collision or its
accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Thus, conventional caution is required to prevent machine collisions
from occurring.
[Note 2] Set the collision detection level with an allowance to avoid in correct detections.
[Note 3] When a motor or a detector is changed as for maintenance, adjust the parameters concerning with
collision detection function again.
[Note 4] SV059:TCNV torque estimated gain has to be changed if the detection resolution is changed when
changing detector or if position control system (if closed loop is changed to semi-closed loop) is changed.
2. Specifications
SSO No. SSO – Initial (or original) parameter list No. BN
Machine name Machine number Power supply type
axis drive unit type axis drive unit serial No. Servo motor type
axis drive unit type axis drive unit serial No. Servo motor type
axis drive unit type axis drive unit serial No. Servo motor type
axis drive unit type axis drive unit serial No. Servo motor type
3. Parameter check (These items shall be checked by a designer of the machine tool builder.)
axis Max. load inertia kgcms
2 Acceleration/Deceleration Theoretical :
time constant (m/sec) value
Acceleration/Deceleration Theoretical
axis Max. load inertia kgcms
2
time constant (m/sec) :
value
Acceleration/Deceleration Theoretical
axis Max. load inertia kgcms
2
time constant (m/sec) :
value
Acceleration/Deceleration Theoretical
axis Max. load inertia kgcms
2
time constant (m/sec) :
value
Acceleration/Deceleration Theoretical
axis Max. load inertia kgcms
2
time constant (m/sec) :
value
Note) Set the notch filter FHz (SV38) in case that the machine resonance occurs during VGN adjustment.
Note) Set the disturbance observer in case that the low frequency current vibration between 10 and 20Hz occurs during
SHG control.
The parameters to be set are JL(SV37), OBS1(SV43) and OBS2(SV44).
Note) Set SSF1bit9 =1 in the axis which causes droop during stop due to the VIL setting.
10. CVE current measurement -Confirm referring to the current check manual BQN–N1–2097.
Measure by performing all axis simultaneous acceleration/deceleration (at the maximum rapid traverse rate) and
confirm that the value is less than the tolerance.
Simultaneous
acceleration / Max. current Max. current interpolation
(During) Tolerance Data. No Judgment
deceleration during interpolation (%) when not interpolating (%)
axis
Acceleration A A( %) A( %)
Deceleration A A( %) A( %)
Acceleration A A( %) A( %)
Deceleration A A( %) A( %)
11. Conclusion
The official report on the result of above-mentioned measurement will be made by / / .
The parameters for the servo adjustment, SV61, SV62, SV63 and SV64, were set back to “0” which is the original
setting.