
Response Times IP 240
Positioning mode
Table 12-3. Firmware Execution Times, Positioning Mode
Description
Base time without configuring 45 µs
Abbrev.
Max. execu-
tion time
t
A
Base time for positioning with linear axis and ZYSY=0
Base time for positioning with rotary axis and ZYSY=0
t
PL1
t
PR1
1050 µs
1100 µs
Additional time for entering and exiting a range
Additional time for IP 240 to set or reset an output (per DQ)
Additional time for IP 240 to generate an interrupt
(for each interrupt bit set)
t
PZ1
80 µs
t
PZ2
25 µs
t
PZ3
30 µs
Time for
reading binary data (BCD/y=0)
reading BCD data (BCD/y=1)
writing binary data (BCD/y=0 and BCD/x=0)
writing BCD data (BCD/y=1 or BCD/x=1)
t
kom
t
kom
t
kom
t
kom
240 µs
520 µs
960 µs
1650 µs
Base time for positioning with linear axis and ZYSY=1
Base time for positioning with rotary axis and ZYSY=1
t
PL2
t
PR2
1250 µs
1550 µs
Example:
Channel 1: • Base time without configuring t
A
=45µs
• Positioning mode, linear axis with ZYSY=0 t
PL1
= 1050 µs
In one FW cycle,
• two ranges can be entered, 2 x t
PZ1
= 160 µs
• both outputs can be switched, 2 x t
PZ2
=50µs
• two actual value-dependent interrupts can be generated 2 x t
PZ3
=60µs
• and the DRBR signal can trigger an interrupt. t
PZ3
=30µs
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t
ka1
= 1395 µs
Channel 2: • Base time without configuring t
A
=45µs
• Positioning mode, linear axis with ZYSY=1 t
PL2
= 1250 µs
In one FW cycle,
• one range can be entered, t
PZ1
=80µs
• both outputs can be switched, 2 x t
PZ2
=50µs
• one actual value-dependent interrupt can be generated t
PZ3
=30µs
• and storing of the final value can trigger an interrupt. t
PZ3
=30µs
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t
ka2
= 1485 µs
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