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Number of positions supported in each mode, Quick mode function reference table – IAI America SSEL User Manual

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2. Number of Positions Supported in Each Mode

Mode

Number of positions

Standard Mode

Controller Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

20000 positions at maximum

Controller Not Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

1500 positions at maximum

Item Change Mode

Controller Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

20000 positions for all items in total
(Each item uses the same number of position data)

Controller Not Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

1500 positions for all items in total
(Each item uses the same number of position data)

2-axis Independent
Mode

Controller Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

Assign the 13 bits input to the 1st Axis Position Number Input Bit
and 2nd Axis Position Number Input Bit.

Controller Not Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

Assign the 13 bits input to the 1st Axis Position Number Input Bit
and 2nd Axis Position Number Input Bit.

Teaching Mode

Controller Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

2047 positions at maximum

Controller Not Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

1500 positions at maximum

DC-S-C1
Interchangeable Mode

Controller Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

20000 positions at maximum

Controller Not Capable for
Memory Capacity Increase

1500 positions at maximum

Note) Two sets of position data are needed for push-motion operation. (Push-motion operation can be

performed only in the standard mode and product switching mode.)

Part 3 Positioner Mode

3.

Quick Mode Function Reference Table

Other parameter No. 25

1

2

3

4

16

I/O

Function

Standard

mode

Product

switching

mode

2-axis

independent

mode

Teaching

mode

DS-S-C1

compatible

mode

Push-motion operation

x

x

x

Error reset

x

CPU reset

x

x

x

x

Home return

Note 1

Note 2

Servo ON

x

Cancellation

x

Interpolation

x

x

Input

x

x

x

g

o

J

x

Home return complete

x

Servo ON output

x

System battery error

x Note 3

Output

Absolute battery error

x Note 4

Note 1)

In the teaching mode, home return will be performed when the start signal is input after
specifying a desired position number in a condition where home return is not yet complete.

Note 2)

In the DS-S-C1 compatible mode, home return will be performed when the start signal is input
after specifying position No. 0.

Note 3)

In the 2-axis independent mode, a system-battery voltage low warning will not be output. In
this mode, it is recommended not to back up the position data and error list using the battery
(not to use the optional system-memory backup battery).

Note 4)

In the 2-axis independent mode, an absolute-data backup battery low warning will not be
output. If your system operates in this mode, use incremental actuators.