ASCII - Command OVRIDE    
Syntax Transmit OVRIDE [Data]    
Syntax Receive OVRIDE <Data>   Available in  
Type Variable rw   MMI No
ASCII Format Integer8   CANBus Object Number 35B6 (hex)
DIM -   PROFIBUS PNU 1782 (dec) IND = 1 (dec)
Range 0 .. 7   DPR 182 (dec)
Default 0    
Opmode 8   Data Type Bus/DPR Integer8
Drive State Disabled + Reset (Coldstart)   Weighting  
Start Firmware 1.0    
Configuration Yes   Last Change of this Object 2.9
Function Group position loop   EEPROM Yes
Short Description Override Function for Motion Tasks

Description

The override function can be used to influence the speed/velocity for a motion block, reference movements and jog mode through the analog/digital interface. When this function is activated, the analog command is read every millisecond and used for scaling the velocity for the motion block.
Analog input=10V motion block velocity = the target velocity that is programmed in the motion block
Analog input=5V motion block velocity = 50% of the programmed target velocity

The override function does not work with sin^2 curves.

The following settings are possible:
OVRIDE=0 override function is switched off

OVRIDE=1 analog input 1 input is activated for the override function

OVRIDE=2 analog input 2 input is activated for the override function

OVRIDE=3 Digital interface is activated for the override function. The digital Interface can be: Sercos, CAN, PROFIBUS, DPR , RS 232 and all other field busses.
see DOVRIDE.

S300/S700: Expansion of function of OVRIDE from the Firmware 1.37

OVRIDE=4 Limiting of the motion task speed by the master speed

In case motion tasks are used in electronic gearing the motion task speed is limited in a way, so that the sign of the slave speed (master + motion task) is not inverted.

Example 1: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = +1000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) is limited to (-1000...PVMAX)

Example 2: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = -2000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) ) is limited to (-PVMAX...+2000).

OVRIDE=5 Limiting of the motion task speed by the positive master speed

In case of negative master speed command the motion task speed is set to 0 .

Example 1: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = +1000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) is limited to (-1000...PVMAX)

Example 2: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = -2000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) ) is limited to 0.

OVRIDE=6 Limiting of the motion task speed by the negative master speed

In case of positive master speed command the motion task speed is set to 0 .

Example 1: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = +1000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) ) is limited to 0.

Example 2: Master-Speed (PSPEED1) = -2000
The motion task speed (PSPEED3) is limited to (-PVMAX ... +2000).



Bei positiver Master-Geschwindigkeit wird die Fahrsatz-Geschwindigkeit auf 0 begrenzt.

Beispiel 1: Master-Geschwindigkeit (PSPEED1) = +1000
die Fahrsatz-Geschwindigkeit (PSPEED3) wird auf 0 begrenzt.

Beispiel 2: Master-Geschwindigkeit (PSPEED1) = -2000
die Fahrsatz-Geschwindigkeit (PSPEED3) wird auf den Bereich (-PVMAX...+2000) begrenzt.