
-87-
PRUR:
Acceleration
rate
setting
register
(16-bit)
Specify
the
acceleration
characteristic
for
high
speed
operations
(acceleration/deceleration
operations),
in
the
range
of
1
to
65,535
(0FFFFh)
Relationship
between
the
value
entered
and
the
acceleration
time
will
be
as
follows:
1)
Linear
acceleration
(MSMD
=
0
in
the
PRMD
register)
(PRFH
-
PRFL)
x
(PRUR
+
1)
x
4
Reference
clock
frequency
[Hz]
Acceleration
time
[s]
=
2)
S-curve
without
a
linear
range
(MSMD=1
in
the
PRMD
register
and
PRUS
register
=0)
(PRFH
-
PRFL)
x
(PRUR
+
1)
x
8
Acceleration
time
[s]
=
Reference
clock
frequency
[Hz]
3)
S-curve
with
a
linear
range
(MSMD=1
in
the
PRMD
register
and
PRUS
register
>0)
(PRFH
-
PRFL
+
2
x
PRUS)
x
(PRUR
+
1)
x
4
Acceleration
time
[s]
=
Reference
clock
frequency
[Hz]
PRDR:
Deceleration
rate
setting
register
(16-bit)
Normally,
specify
the
deceleration
characteristics
for
high
speed
operations
(acceleration/deceleration
operations)
in
the
range
of
1
to
65,535
(0FFFFh).
Even
if
the
ramping-down
point
is
set
to
automatic
(MSDP
=
0
in
the
PRMD
register),
the
value
placed
in
the
RDR
register
will
be
used
as
the
deceleration
rate.
However,
when
PRDR
=
0,
the
deceleration
rate
will
be
the
value
placed
in
the
PRUR.
When
the
ramping-down
point
is
set
to
automatic,
there
are
the
following
restrictions.
While
in
linear
interpolation
1
or
circular
interpolation
operation,
and
when
synthesized
constant
speed
operation
(MIPF
=
1
in
PRMD)
is
selected,
make
the
deceleration
time
=
the
acceleration
time.
For
other
operations,
arrange
(deceleration
time)
≤
acceleration
time
x
2.
If
setting
otherwise,
the
axis
may
not
decrease
the
speed
to
the
specified
FL
speed
when
stopping.
In
this
case,
use
a
manual
ramping-down
point
(MSDP
=
1
in
the
RMD
register).
<
When
(deceleration
time)
(acceleration
time
x
2)
using
an
automatic
ramping-down
point
>
<When
(deceleration
time)
>
(acceleration
time
x
2)
using
an
automatic
ramping-down
point>
The
relationship
between
the
value
entered
and
the
deceleration
time
is
as
follows.
1)
Linear
deceleration
(MSMD
=
0
in
the
PRMD
register)
(PRFH
-
PRFL)
x
(PRDR
+
1)
x
4
Reference
clock
frequency
[Hz]
Deceleration
time
[s]
=