Parker Hannifin VERSION 1.0 ACR-MOTIONMAX Control System Bit Signal Banks, T Code Sequencing

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ACR-MOTIONMAX Installation Guide

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Chapter 1 Introduction and System Overview

ACR-MOTIONMAXinterfaces to the Parker-Acroloop Motion Card with 32bit Signal Banks provided on the Motion Card. The Control system communicates with AcroBasic through the Matrix of 5 signal Banks as shown in the following Chart. The Key bank of signals is the “Control Signals” (Bits 128 to 255) these Signals are the Main interface between ACR-MOTIONMAX and the users AcroBasic programs.

The Strategy of the ACR-MOTIONMAX Software System is, “ACR-MOTIONMAX is a Core System that’s designed to stay the same…you simply edit the AcroBasic programs and ACR-MOTIONMAX’s Parameters to accommodate your particular application.

ACR-MOTIONMAX Control System Bit Signal Banks

Table 1:

Signal Bank Name

Acroloop Bit Address’s

Description

ControlSignals

128 to 255

Bit Addresses Reserved by ACR-MOTIONMAX

MCode Bits

1920 to 2047

MCodes … M00 to M127 Respectively

Master flags

512 to 544

Servo Motion State Flags

Inputs

0 to 31 …256 to 287

[Default … Ext. I/O Bank 1]

Outputs

32 to 63 … 288 to 319

[Default … Ext. I/O Bank 1]

 

 

 

M S & T Code Sequencing

ACR-MOTIONMAX Executes M S or T Codes by setting an M/S or T Code bit (1920-2047… M00- M127) and an associated M/S or T Strobe Signal Bit. These bits are picked up by a looping Program 1 and serviced.

All M S and T Codes Sent by ACR-MOTIONMAX are accompanied with a following M S or T Strobe Signal.

The AcroBasic Program1 Intercepts M, S, T Codes and acts on them if its Strobe Signal is =1. When the AcroBasic MS or T Code Function completes it must! set the associated Done Bit signaling ACR-MOTIONMAX to continue.

Strobe & Done Signals Table:

Signal Name

Address

Function

 

M Done

147

Set by AcroBasic when the M-Code is Completed

 

S Done

148

Set by AcroBasic when the S-Code is Completed

 

T Done

149

Set by AcroBasic when the T-Code is Completed

 

M Strobe

150

Set By ACR-MOTIONMAX along with MCode Bit Pointer of subroutine

 

 

 

to Execute

 

S Strobe

151

Set by ACR-MOTIONMAX along with the new Dac value in

 

 

 

DAC5(P6480)

 

T Strobe

152

Set by ACR-MOTIONMAX along with the new Tool code in

 

 

 

Counter5(P6775)

 

Jogging Functions

ACR-MOTIONMAX Handles all Jogging internally and uses parameters in the Parameters.Cfg file for Normal and Fast Jog speed settings as shown below.

[JogSpeeds]

Acceleration=1

Deceleration=1

Velocity=100

Stp=1

[FastJogSpeeds]

Acceleration=1

Deceleration=1

Velocity=200

Stp=1

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Contents ACR-MotionMax Installation Guide Parker Hannifin Corporation All Rights Reserved ACR-MOTIONMAX Installation GuideNorth America and Asia Europe non-German speaking ItalyACR-MOTIONMAX Installation Guide Table of Contents Strobe & Done Signals Table ACR-MOTIONMAX Control System Bit Signal BanksT Code Sequencing Jogging FunctionsHoming & HandWheel System Overview DiagramMotionMax ACR-MOTIONMAX to AcroBasic System Start upDefining Bit Variables in AcroBasic ACR-MOTIONMAX AcroBasic Project Template FilesSys.8k File listing for PCI Type Controller AcroBasic Template Files listExample & Format Code Sequence ExamplesACR-MOTIONMAX Directory & File Structure ACR-MOTIONMAX System Setup DiagramReference Files Start Using MotionMax Install ACR-MOTIONMAX to your PC Install the Parker-Acroloop SDK Software Development KitPrint Reference Files Test & Phase the Motor/EncodersLoad ACR-MOTIONMAX AcroBasic Project Template Files Download Project to Controller FlashTune Axis Gains \Program Files\Parker\ACR-MOTIONMAX\Parfiles\Parameters.Cfg Function Called Address in Program Configure Homing FunctionsFunction Control Signals Bit CncOutputsConfig Configure I/0 Labels for ACR-MOTIONMAX DiagnosticsCncInputsConfig Example Edit the Control Initialization SubroutineRules of operation Edit the M Code FunctionsEditing the S Code Function Control Signals used with S CodesACR-MOTIONMAX Installation Guide RequestedToolPositon Edit the T Code FunctionEdit the Emergency Stop Function KeyBit = Estop Bit 129 of the Control SignalsREM ~ Set Emergency Stop REM ~ Clear Emergency StopSample UserDefinedError.txt for reference Configure Valid Mcodes List for ACR-MOTIONMAX SoftwareOptions Default Configure Key ACR-MOTIONMAX ParametersDescription Default ToolChanger Parameter Description Default SpindleOptions Parameter Description DefaultSpeeds Parameter Description Default JogSpeeds Parameter Description DefaultDefault Mode Configure the OverridesStarting ACR-MOTIONMAX for the First Time Test Inputs and Outputs in DiagnosticsRunning ACR-MOTIONMAX for the First Time Step Test JoggingSoftwareOptions Appendix A. ACR-MOTIONMAX ParametersSpindleOptions 007HomeOffsets ToolChangerSoftLimits SpeedsJogSpeeds SystemResolutionFastJogSpeeds InPositionBandGains1 Gains0Gains2 Gains3Gains6 Spindle Axis Gains5Gains7 AuxFunctionsScreenColors EditorFontFeaturesDESC8=FLOOD Coolant on M9=1 DESC9=ALL Coolants OFF DESC31= DESC56= DESC81= DESC126=TURN on Tapping Mode ACR-MOTIONMAX Installation Guide End of Parameters

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