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0x60F2 - Positioning option code

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Name

Data Type

Acc.

Pdo Map.

NVM

Value range

Default value

Units

0x60F2

0x00

Positioning option code

UINT16

RW

Yes

Yes

-

0

-

This object indicates the configured positioning behavior.

The binary representation of the positioning option code is as follows:

Bit number:

15

14

12

11...

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0


---Rotary axis option--Relative option

Relative option

The relative option bits control the behavior of positioning tasks in detail when the abs/rel bit (bit 6) of the controlword is set to 1 in profile position mode. Next table defines the values for the relative option:

Name

Bit 1

Bit 0

Description

Relative option 

0

0

Positioning moves are performed relative to the preceding (internal absolute) target position (rsp. relative to 0 if there is no preceding target position).

0

1

Positioning moves are performed relative to the actual position demand value (object 0x60FC).

10Positioning moves are performed relative to the position actual value (object 0x6064).
11-

Rotary axis option (modulo type)

The rotary option bits control the behavior of the Modulo functionalityNext table defines the values for choosing between the different modulo movements:

Name

Bit 7

Bit 6

Description

Rotary axis option

0

0

Normal positioning similar to linear axis. If reaching or exceeding the 0x607B - Position range limit, the input value wraps automatically to the other end of the range. Positioning can be relative or absolute.
Only with this bit combination, the movement greater than a modulo value is possible.

0

1

Positioning only in negative direction.

10Positioning only in positive direction.
11

Positioning with the shortest way to the target position.

*If the difference between actual value and target position is the same in both directions, the
axis moves in positive direction.

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