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PIO pattern = “5: [4 points]
Category Signal
name
Signal
abbreviation
Function overview
Rear end move
ST0
The actuator starts moving to the rear end at the rise edge of the
signal.
Front end move
ST1
The actuator starts moving to the front end at the rise edge of
the signal.
Intermediate point 1 move ST2
The actuator starts moving to intermediate point 1 at the rise
edge of the signal.
Intermediate point 2 move ST3
The actuator starts moving to intermediate point 2 at the rise
edge of the signal.
*Pause
*STP
ON: Actuator can be moved, OFF: Actuator decelerates to a
stop
Input
Alarm reset
RES
An alarm is reset at a rise edge of this signal.
Rear end complete
PE0
The signal turns ON when the actuator completes moving to the
rear end.
Front end complete
PE1
The signal turns ON when the actuator completes moving to the
front end.
Intermediate point 1
complete
PE2
The signal turns ON when the actuator completes moving to
intermediate point 1.
Intermediate point 2
complete
PE2
The signal turns ON when the actuator completes moving to
intermediate point 2.
Zone
ZONE1
This signal is output when home return has completed and the
current actuator position is inside the range set by the applicable
parameter.
It can be used as a limit switch at an intermediate point or as a
simple ruler during push & hold operation.
Position complete
PEND
This signal is used to determine if the controller is ready
following the power on.
The controller is ready to perform operation if an emergency
stop is not actuated, motor drive power is not cut off (= the servo
is on) and the pause signal is input.
Home return completion
HEND
This signal is OFF immediately after the power is input, and
turns ON when home return has completed.
*Alarm
*ALM
This signal remains ON in normal conditions of use and turns
OFF when an alarm generates.
Output
*Emergency stop
*EMGS
This signal is enabled on a “built-in cutoff relay” controller.
OFF: Emergency stop has been actuated