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Superimposing synchronism
A superimposed synchronized motion has the same effect on the basic motion of
an axis (motion or synchronism) as a superimposed positioning motion.
The interconnection conditions for superimposing synchronism and basic
synchronism are identical. Same as a superimposing synchronization object, you
can also logically link a basic synchronism object with several leading axes or cam
disks.
Rules
The following rules apply to the interconnection:
• Control values can be used in multiple instances. A leading axis can provide
the control value for multiple following axes. Positioning axes, synchronization
axes, virtual axes or external encoders can determine control values.
• The synchronization object can be interconnected with multiple control values
and cams. Allowances must be made in the configuration of the
synchronization object for all combinations required for operation.
• An axis may have up to synchronization objects (basic synchronism and
superimposing synchronism.)