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Machine and Motion Control Forum
Support forum for Machine and Motion Control solutions, including Lexium MC12 and robotics, PacDrive, Modicon PLCs and I/Os, EcoStruxure Machine Expert Twin, … - from design, implementation to troubleshooting and more, by Schneider Electric
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Posted: 2024-10-23 01:46 AM
Hello, we have been recommended a Lexium 28 servo motor and I'd like to use a M221 to control it. In this example, the velocity is set to a constant value, is it possible to use a memory word instead? I can't find how to do it, it won't register my "%MW" input...
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Posted: 2024-10-24 11:32 PM . Last Modified: 2024-10-24 11:39 PM
Hi,
You can use an Operation Block to move values from a variable to the Velocity as below:
Note that you must use the instance of the FB (dot) Vel or any other parameter.
In this case, .Vel is a DoubleWord and therefore, must assign an %MD
You will use the same for timers, counters, etc.
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Posted: 2024-10-24 11:32 PM . Last Modified: 2024-10-24 11:39 PM
Hi,
You can use an Operation Block to move values from a variable to the Velocity as below:
Note that you must use the instance of the FB (dot) Vel or any other parameter.
In this case, .Vel is a DoubleWord and therefore, must assign an %MD
You will use the same for timers, counters, etc.
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