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Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
1-1 SRCP/SRCD series functions and features
Variation
Series name
SRCP series
SRCD series
Type
SRCP-05, 05A, 10, 10A, 20, 20A
SRCD-05, 05A, 10, 10A, 20, 20A
Operable robot
PHASER series
FLIP-X series
* Use a correct combination of robot and controller.
Control mode
The following two control modes can be selected by setting a parameter (PRM64: Input
type).
PRM64
0 (Default)
1: Phase A / Phase B input
2: Pulse / code input
3: CW / CCW input
Description
Allows point movement and programmed operation by
custom command input.
Position control by pulse train input.
Control mode
Normal mode
Pulse train mode
* For details on normal mode, refer to the controller user's manual.
* Control mode is switched after restarting the controller.
1-2 Pulse train mode functions and features
Return to origin
A custom input for return-to-origin is provided. Each time this is input, the robot moves
and stops at the same origin position after detecting a torque generated when the robot
reaches stroke end.
* On the PHASER series robots, the magnetic poles are simultaneously detected during
return-to-origin.
Electronic gear function
This function allows the robot to move at a rate equal to the number of pulses that is
determined by multiplying the input command pulse count by the electronic gear ratio.
This function is effective in the following cases.
When the pulse output from the host device is insufficient.
When you want to set an optional movement distance per pulse.
The electronic gear ratio is set by entering a parameter value.
Feedback pulse output
Can output position data as differential output.
Allows the host device to detect the robot’s current position in real time.
TPB
The TPB programming unit allows:
Changing parameters
Checking the alarm history
Monitoring I/O information
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