4b.10 adaptive depth probing – Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Integration Maintenance Manual Documentation Set User Manual
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Section 4B
Connecting the 3-axis Servo Module
4B-51
Figure 4C.22 shows a typical wiring diagram for multiple servo cards.
Figure 4B.42
Multiple Servo Card Touch Probe Wiring ( Falling Edge Trigger)
5
4
3
2
1
Servo Module 1
26LS32
470 ohm
5V common
1000 ohm
+5 V dc
6
BAT/TP
TB1
Probe Contact
Electrically tie Terminal 5 to 5
and Terminal 4 to 4 of all servo modules
in the same 9/Series enclosure that use
the same touch probe.
5
4
3
2
1
Servo Module 2
26LS32
470 ohm
5V common
1000 ohm
+5 V dc
6
BAT/TP
TB1
To All Additional
Servo Modules
Use the Adaptive Depth probe feature to enable an adaptive depth probe
that monitors tool depth relative to the actual part surface. This feature
allows:
a more flexible part mounting system (small changes to part size or part
mounting do not require reprogramming of the machine or station)
greater accuracy with a less accurate machine drive system (tool
position is relative to the part surface rather than the machine home)
a retroactive change in axis positioning resolution (feedback for axis
positioning switches between the normal axis encoder and the adaptive
depth probe once the probe is triggered).
Important: Since the adaptive depth probing feature requires one
feedback port to pass probe position data to the control and another
feedback port for normal axis positioning feedback, the adaptive depth
feature is not compatible with the single axis 9/230 processor which only
has one feedback port.
The adaptive depth probe is wired like any A quad B rotary encoder. It is
connected to one of the controls feedback ports. Table 4C.E lists
specifications for an encoder. These same specifications apply to your
adaptive depth probe.
If you are using the adaptive depth probe to close the position loop
(selected in AMP) the maximum axis speed calculations from Table 4C.E
also applies. Refer to your AMP reference manual for details on other
configuration required to operate using an adaptive depth probe.
4B.10
Adaptive Depth Probing