Procedure to determine and record initial values, 7ć19 – Rockwell Automation 1771-QDC, D17716.5.93(Passport) PLASTIC MOLDING MODULE User Manual
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Load Initial Configuration Values
Chapter 7
7-19
Follow this procedure to complete each worksheet:
1.
Decide which profiles you will and will not use.
2.
Read the text for the subject parameter.
3.
Determine your initial value for that parameter.
Important: If you need additional information when determining your
initial values, refer to the same configuration blocks in Section 3 of the
Plastic Molding Module Reference Manual, publication 1771-6.5.88.
Important: In the text that follows the worksheets, configuration words
that require the subject parameter are listed under the title of each subject
parameter. The address codes identify the configuration blocks that uses it.
4.
Locate each worksheet that requires the subject parameter.
5.
Record the value on the corresponding line(s) in the worksheet.
Important: Block identifier codes are already recorded for you.
Selected Valve for Velocity Control
(FCC02, SCC02, TCC02, INC02, FOC02, SOC02, TOC02, OSC02, EAC02, ERC02)
The QDC module can control ram (screw), clamp, and ejector movement
using a velocity vs. position algorithm. Since you can connect up to four
valves to your QDC module, you must tell it which valve to use for
velocity (flow) control.
B02
B01
B00
Selects:
0
0
0
Output #1 Used for Velocity Control
0
0
1
Output #2 Used for Velocity Control
0
1
0
Output #3 Used for Velocity Control
0
1
1
Output #4 Used for Velocity Control
Record the appropriate bit selections for your valve configurations in the
control word of applicable worksheets.
Procedure to Determine and
Record Initial Values
Determine Bit Selections:
Assign Module Outputs for
Your Control Valves