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Setup
3-2 I/O specifications and wiring
Signal description
Deviation clear input
(PCLR)
Pin No. B2 (I/O.CN) Sequence input
[Function]
At ON ignores input pulses and clears the deviation counter.
* This signal must be ON at least 1ms or more. A pulse shorter than this may not clear
the counter.
Return-to-origin input
(ORG-S)
Pin No. A3 (I/O.CN) Sequence input
[Function]
Starts return-to-origin at ON and stops at OFF.
Return-to-origin is performed by stroke-end torque detection method, in which the robot
stops at the same origin position by reversing the movement after striking the mechanical
stopper.
* Do not use with a system that stops during torque detection. Doing so will cause alarms
and in worst cases will damage the motor. When repeating return-to-origin is unavoid-
able, hold for at least 5 seconds before repeating return-to-origin.
The return-to-origin direction can be changed with the PRM5 (Return-to-origin direction)
parameter.
* On the PHASER series robots, the magnetic poles are simultaneously detected during
return-to-origin.
* Pulse input is disabled during return-to-origin,
* Always make sure the robot is in stop before performing return-to-origin,
Alarm reset input (RESET) Pin No. B3 (I/O.CN) Sequence input
[Function]
Clears the alarm at ON. (Input of 130ms or longer duration is required.)
* Some alarms can only be cleared by turning the power off and then on again.
Servo ON input (SERVO) Pin No. A4 (I/O.CN) Sequence input
[Function]
Servo turns on at ON and pulse inputs are accepted.
* In the PHASER series, a high pitched noise is heard for about 0.5 to 2 seconds after the
first servo-ON input and then the servo turns on. This noise is produced by moving the
robot a small distance in order to acquire information for controlling the robot and is
not an error.
Command pulse inhibit
input (INH)
Pin No. B4 (I/O.CN) Sequence input
[Function]
If the servo input is ON, then command pulses are accepted at ON and the robot moves as
to those pulses.
When this input is set to OFF, the command pulse inputs are disabled, the robot stops and
sets to servo-lock.
Can be disabled by setting the parameter (PRM69: INH input). (Default setting = disable)
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