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HEIDENHAIN PT 855 for Turning User Manual

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Switching Inputs and Outputs

POSITIP 855

Technical Information

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Reset actual value display to zero

You can reset the actual value display of each axis to zero through
one of the inputs at pin 2 to pin 5 (see previous page).

Minimum pulse duration for zero reset: t

min

100 ms

Zero reset signal: make contact against 0 V or
input pulse over TTL logic device (such as SN 74 LS XX):
U

H

3.9 V (U

MAX

= 15 V)

U

L

0.9 V with I

L

6 mA

Using the switching signals

If you wish to use the switching signals, you must supply POSITIP
with 24 V DC at the D-sub connection EXT (pins 23 to 25; 0 V to
pin 10). Pins 14 to 21 will then be supplied with 24 V as long as the
display value is not within a switching range.

These pins are then assigned to the axes with operating parameter
P60.x. As soon as a display value is within the switching range, the
voltage to the corresponding pin will be cut off. Define the switch-
ing range in operating parameter P61.x symmetrically around zero.

If the location of the datum point changes, move the
switching ranges correspondingly.

Axis assignment: P60.x

No axis assigned (Off):

P60.x = 0

Assigned to axis 1:

P60.x = 1

Assigned to axis 2:

P60.x = 2

Assigned to axis 3:

P60.x = 3

Assigned to axis 4:

P60.x = 4

Define the switching range: P 61.x

0 to 99 999.999 [mm] symmetrically around zero

P61.x

Permissible load at switching outputs

I

MAX

= 100 mA

DC resistance
Connect inductive load only with quenching diode.

Accuracy of switching ranges and switching delay: P 69

You can select the switching delay and the accuracy with which
the switching outputs are switched.

You can choose between

Accuracy = display step; switching delay = 80 ms
This is mode 1: P 69 = 0

Accuracy =

Grating period GP of encoder

Switching delay = 5 ms. This is mode 2: P 69 =1

Danger to internal components!
Connect inductive loads only with a quench-
ing diode parallel to the inductance.

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P60.2

P61.2

P61.2

X:

0

+

Fig. 46: The switching ranges are symmetrical

around zero