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Function library, Function blocks – Lenze EVS9332xK User Manual

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Function library

Function blocks

3.2.3

Function block CDATA

3−27

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EDSVS9332K−EXT EN 4.0

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Note!

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The CDATA function block does not include a profile generator. The profiles must
be generated via additional function blocks (e.g. RFGPH2 or RFGPH2)
Also see example (

¶ 3−253)

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Do not select constant values at CDATA−TP−SPEED−LIM
(e.g. via free codes FCODE).

Correction of the X position via the sensor

If the sensor switches,

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the value read in at CDATA−TP−POS is compared to the master angle and the compensation
process selected is carried out and

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at the same time the corresponding Y position is output at CDATA−YOUT and CDATA−DFOUT
(caution: the drive follows its position setpoint with the max. possible torque).

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X 5 / E 5

C 1 3 2 2 / 8

C 1 3 2 3 / 8

C 1 3 2 2 / 5

C 1 3 2 3 / 5

C 0 4 3 0 / 5

C D A T A - X - T P / E 5

C D A T A - X - T P

C 1 3 3 1 / 1

T P - C T R L

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C 1 3 2 2 / 1 6

C 1 3 2 3 / 1 6

C D A T A - T P - E D G E - S E L E C T

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Fig. 3−8

Section of function block CDATA

1. Set CDATA−X−TP/E5 = HIGH to activate the function.

2. Connect the sensor X5/E5.

3. Define the edge of the sensor signal which is to be evaluated:

– CDATA−TP−EDGE−SELECT = LOW: HIGH−LOW edge of the sensor signal is evaluated.

– CDATA−TP−EDGE−SELECT = HIGH: LOW−HIGH edge of the sensor signal is evaluated.

4. Enter the position of the sensor at input CDATA−TP−POS (in the Lenze setting, the input is

connected to C1476/16).

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Note!

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For a synchronisation via touch probe, C1335 has to be set to 1.

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The input values at CDATA−TP−POS must correspond to the clock pulse
(CDATA−ACTLEN):
– For a clock pulse of e.g. 360°, only values in the range of −359° ... +719° may be

selected at CDATA−TP−POS.

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Check the linking of terminal X5/E4 in the DIGIN function block. Where required,
adapt the linking to your application.

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When responding, sensors may have delay times which cause a
speed−dependent angular offset. This can be especially annoying at high speeds.
The correction value for the angular offset can be entered in x.xxx[ms] via
C0430/5.

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