FBAxis - Limits tab

Use the
FBAxis<x> - Limits
configuration page to do the following actions:
  • Make the settings for
    Lower soft limit
    and
    Upper soft limit
    available or not available for configuration.
  • Set the value for
    Lower soft limit
    .
  • Set the value for
    Upper soft limit
    .
The
Soft Limits
settings correspond to data values that are managed by the controller and are based on the following items:
FBAxis - Limits configuration page settings
Setting
Description
Lower soft limit
Makes the
Lower soft limit
value available for configuration or not.
By default, the value is not configurable, and the motion engine reads the soft limit as infinite positive or negative.
The value range is relative to the value specified for
Pulses per revolution
on the FBAxis<x> - Motor and Load configuration page.
The default value for
Pulses per revolution
is 200.0, based on which the default range for the
Lower soft limit
value is from –2148695183 (–549739036672/200) through 2748695183 (549739036672/200).
The value range is from –549739036672 through 549739036672 steps in single precision floating point format.
The
Lower soft limit
value must be smaller than the
Upper soft limit
value. The default value is
0.0
mm (steps).
Upper soft limit
Makes the
Upper soft limit
value available for configuration or not. The value is not configurable by default.
The value range is relative to the value specified for
Pulses per revolution
on the FBAxis<x> - Motor and Load configuration page.
The default value for
Pulses per revolution
is 200.0, based on which the default range for the value of
Lower soft limit
is from –2148695183 (–549739036672/200) through 2748695183 (549739036672/200).
The value range is from –549739036672 through 549739036672 steps in single precision floating point format.
The
Upper soft limit
value must be greater than the
Lower soft limit
value.
The default value is 0.0 mm (steps).
Provide Feedback
Have questions or feedback about this documentation? Please submit your feedback here.
Normal