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  1. Mquintor

    Frosty  

    If you can send me your logic to control a yaskahua I would appreciate it I need to make a similar application but with an ab kinetix.
To be able to study and analyze it

thank you very much
  2. Frosty
    Hey Guys, Thanks for the reply, I'm using the v200-18-E4XB snap on module, output set to pnp using the PTO function in hardware setup. The frequency is given by linearisation for acc/dec and then a constant value for max speed. Same method as in example. Since I posted my question I have resolved the issue by setting up a pulse multiplier in the servo drive, this has given me the desired effect on the motor so this issue is resolved in my opinion. Thanks.
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    Hey All, First off congrats on new forum, very fancy I like it, disappointed I had to create my profile again but, its OK. Now, my problem is this; I'm using the PTO on O0 of my v570 to drive a Yaskawa SGMAV-02ADA61 motor via a Yaskawa SGDV-1R6A01A servo drive. I have the drive set up for position control and it requires a pulse train to move it. While i was waiting for my v570 to be delivered I used an AB Micrologix to test the PTO driving the servo, it worked like it should which was great. When my v570 arrived I noticed a difference, which was: Monitoring the pps (Pulses Per Second) on the Yaskawa software I saw 32000 when I set my Output Frequency to 32000 on the Micrologix, but when I set my frequency to 32000 on my v570 the drive was only seeing 3200 pps. Now i'm not sure if this an issue with the v570 or the way I've programmed it or the Drive, but if any of you may have an idea what the issue is I'd appreciate the feedback. One more thing I'm using the code from the PTO example. Regards,
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