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Software Setup and Operation
Figure 89: Motion Program Example
The program count determines how many times the program will be executed. In this example
the program count for Program 1 is 10. This means everything within Program #1 will repeat
10 times including Program #2. If the program count is set equal to zero (Ø), the program will
not execute. If the program count is set equal to 65535, the program will execute indefinitely.
The program function codes determine the actual moves to be executed. Each function will
be performed in the sequence that is shown in the program screen. Once you have entered the
sequence, download the new program data to the FX drive by pressing the <Esc> key, or by
moving the cursor up to the Program Number position using the arrow keys. The upper left
corner of the screen will display a “BUSY” message during the download.
VELOCITY
T
(+)
(-)
EXECUTE
PROGRAM 1
WAIT
OUTPUT
AFTER A 5 SECOND
DWELL, COMPOUND
INDEXES 4 AND 5
WILL BE EXECUTED.
OUTPUT
1
2
3
4
5
AFTER INDEX 5 IS
COMPLETE AND AFTER
A 5 SECOND DWELL,
TURN OFF OUTPUT
LINES 9, 10, AND 11
THEN REPEAT UNTIL
PROGRAM 1 COUNT = 0
DURING PROGRAM
2, ONE OUTPUT IS
UPDATED AT THE
END OF EACH INDEX
WAIT AT HOME POSTION UNTIL
INPUT LINE 5 IS TURNED ON.
INPUT LINE 5 HAS BEEN
ASSIGNED THE "WAIT/JUMP
INPUTS" FUNCTION
HOME POSITION
AFTER HOME
CYCLE
HOME CYCLE
ONCE INPUT 5 IS TURNED ON
EXECUTE PROGRAM 2. PROGRAM 2
CONTAINS 3 INDEXES (1, 2 AND 3). 2
AND 3 ARE COMPOUNDED