please check the online helpf for more informarion:
An axis, which has got a absolute encoder can store a position so that it retains its previous position after a restart of the controller.
Homing is unnecessary. The function blocks SMC3_PersistPosition, SMC3_PersistPositionLogical and
SMC3_PersistPositionSingleTurn provide the functionality for storage. The position data are stored
in SMC3_PersistPosition_Data, SMC3_PersistPositionLogical_Data and SMC3_PersistPositionSingleTurn_Data.
The output bPositionStored indicates whether the changed data have been stored in PersistentData.
Depending on the type of persisting the signal is sent in different frequency.
The position of a virtual axis can not be persisted with this function blocks.
BR
Edwin
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Does anyone have any information about SMC3_PersistPosition?
Best regards
Vitor Martins
Hi,
please check the online helpf for more informarion:
An axis, which has got a absolute encoder can store a position so that it retains its previous position after a restart of the controller.
Homing is unnecessary. The function blocks SMC3_PersistPosition, SMC3_PersistPositionLogical and
SMC3_PersistPositionSingleTurn provide the functionality for storage. The position data are stored
in SMC3_PersistPosition_Data, SMC3_PersistPositionLogical_Data and SMC3_PersistPositionSingleTurn_Data.
The output bPositionStored indicates whether the changed data have been stored in PersistentData.
Depending on the type of persisting the signal is sent in different frequency.
The position of a virtual axis can not be persisted with this function blocks.
BR
Edwin
My online help do not provide any information about SMC3_PersistPosition!
I'm using PLC3 designer 3.8.0.106 from Lenze.