Introduction
(Original Document)
TSX CSY 85 Module Functions
The TSX CSY 85 module can be used to perform the following functions:
NOTE: The functions in bold type are the only ones required to set up the interpolated trajectory function specific to the TSX CSY 85 module.
NOTE: The TSX CSY 85 module also provides 7 cam profiles (channels 25 to 31).
Real Axis
A real axis is a physical axis, which controls a servodrive via the SERCOS® ring bus.
Imaginary Axis
An imaginary axis is not a physical axis. It can, however, be used to coordinate the movements of several physical axes. For example, an imaginary axis may be the master axis in a slave group.
An imaginary axis can also be used in the adjustment or debugging phase to simulate a real master axis independently of the process.
Remote Axis
A remote axis can be used to upload an item of remote position data to the module. Typically, the TSX CSY 85 module must take up a sequential position from an encoder controlled by an external mechanism and connected to the output of the auxiliary position of the servodrive.
Group of Co-ordinated Axes
A group of coordinated axes consists of axes, which move in coordination with one another. One of the axes in the set, defined as the coordination master, acts as a speed reference for the movement of the set.
The acceleration and speed of other coordinated axes will be calculated so that all the axes move at the same time.
Slave Axis Group
A group of slave axes consists of a master axis and slave axes, which follow the movement of the master axis. There are 2 ways of following the master axis:
A cam profile can be used to implement an electronic cam in order to simplify the task of programming complex movements. A points table is used to define the position of the slave according to the master's position.