
Positioning IP 240
b) Approaching the target position in negative direction
The axis is at 1600 increments when the position is selected. The axis must travel in the nega-
tive direction at the rapid traverse rate.
• When the actual value is 1300, the traverse rate is switched to creep speed.
• When the actual value is 1100, the drive is switched off.
• When the actual value is 1070, the target range has been reached.
The IP 240 monitors the actual value range 1070 to 930, and signals exiting of this target
range without a new position having been selected.
700 1000 1300
Actual value
Traverse
range
Starting positionTarget position
Range BEE1
Range BEE2 Range BEE3
1600900 1100
Approaching the position in a negative direction
Position 0
In addition to positions 1 to 254, you can also use position 0.
Position 0 is not stored on the IP 240. To define this position, you must transfer the new position
value to the IP 240. This position can also be selected when the channel's IP outputs are still set.
This allows you to intervene in a positioning process that is already in progress.
When position 0 is selected, the IP 240 immediately takes the new position value as setpoint and
updates the status bits and the states of the outputs.
Table 10-2. Selecting Positions 0 - 254
Position Is selected by Note
0
Transferring the
position value
This postion can also be selected when the IP outputs
are set.
1 to 254
Transferring the
position number
These positions may be selected only when the IP out-
puts are disabled.
Axis types and actual value ranges
You can operate the IP 240 with a linear axis (limited traverse range) and a rotary axis (rotary
table, endless conveyor belt). The required axis type is specified during configuring.
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