IEC 61800-7-201:2015
(Main)Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems - Profile type 1 specification
Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems - Profile type 1 specification
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 specifies profile type 1 for power drive systems (PDS). Profile type 1 can be mapped onto different network technologies. This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition:
- Updates, clarifications and enhancements.
Entraînements électriques de puissance à vitesse variable - Partie 7-201: Interface générique et utilisation de profils pour les entraînements électriques de puissance - Spécification de profil de type 1
L'IEC 61800-7-201:2015 spécifie le type de profil 1 pour les entraînements électriques de puissance (PDS). Le type de profil 1 peut être mis en correspondance avec différentes technologies de réseau de communication. Cette édition inclut les modifications techniques majeures suivantes par rapport à l'édition précédente:
- Mises à jour, clarifications et améliorations.
General Information
- Status
- Published
- Publication Date
- 19-Nov-2015
- Technical Committee
- SC 22G - Adjustable speed electric power drive systems (PDS)
- Drafting Committee
- MT 16 - TC 22/SC 22G/MT 16
- Current Stage
- PPUB - Publication issued
- Start Date
- 20-Nov-2015
- Completion Date
- 31-Oct-2015
Relations
- Effective Date
- 05-Sep-2023
Overview
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 defines Profile Type 1 for Adjustable Speed Electrical Power Drive Systems (PDS). It is part 7-201 of the IEC 61800 series and specifies a generic interface and the use of device profiles for power drive systems that can be mapped onto different network technologies. The 2015 edition (Edition 2.0) incorporates updates, clarifications and enhancements to the earlier edition to improve interoperability and functional clarity.
Key topics and requirements
The standard focuses on a structured, network-agnostic device profile for drives. Major technical topics include:
- Generic communication interface and object dictionary
- Standardized data types and record definitions
- Communication parameter objects and identification/information objects
- Control and state management
- Finite State Automaton (FSA) and modes of operation
- Controlword (Object 6040) and Statusword (Object 6041) definitions
- Error codes and defined error behavior
- Motion profiles and position control
- Profile position mode: target position, velocity/acceleration limits, motion profile types (objects such as 607A, 6081, 6083)
- Profile parameters: max velocity, end velocity, profile jerk/use
- Homing and touch-probe functionality
- Multiple homing methods, homing speeds and offsets (objects 607C, 6098, 6099)
- Touch probe objects and timestamp/edge counter support for precision measurement
- Factor groups and units
- Encoder resolutions, gear ratios, SI unit definitions and device-specific units (objects 608F, 6090, 60A8–60AB)
- Additional device metadata
- Motor/drive catalogue numbers, manufacturer, calibration and service dates (objects 6402–6505)
Practical applications and users
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 is intended for stakeholders who need standardized device-level semantics for drives and motion systems:
- Drive manufacturers - to implement interoperable object dictionaries and consistent mode/control behaviors.
- Machine builders and OEMs - to integrate drives from multiple vendors into motion control systems reliably.
- System integrators and automation engineers - to map profile type 1 onto fieldbuses or industrial Ethernet technologies and to develop consistent control logic.
- Network and device vendors - to provide protocol mappings and ensure conformity with the generic profile.
Implementing this standard improves interoperability, reduces integration effort, and supports predictable behavior in motion control and industrial automation applications.
Related standards
- IEC 61800 family (Adjustable speed power drive systems)
- Other device profile and fieldbus mapping standards (for network-specific mappings of the Profile Type 1 interface)
Keywords: IEC 61800-7-201, adjustable speed drives, power drive systems, profile type 1, device profile, object dictionary, motion profile, homing, touch probe, controlword, statusword, industrial automation.
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 RLV - Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems - Profile type 1 specification Released:11/20/2015 Isbn:9782832230480
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 - Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems - Profile type 1 specification
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IEC 61800-7-201:2015 is a standard published by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Its full title is "Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems - Profile type 1 specification". This standard covers: IEC 61800-7-201:2015 specifies profile type 1 for power drive systems (PDS). Profile type 1 can be mapped onto different network technologies. This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition: - Updates, clarifications and enhancements.
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 specifies profile type 1 for power drive systems (PDS). Profile type 1 can be mapped onto different network technologies. This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition: - Updates, clarifications and enhancements.
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 29.200 - Rectifiers. Convertors. Stabilized power supply; 35.100.05 - Multilayer applications. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.
IEC 61800-7-201:2015 has the following relationships with other standards: It is inter standard links to IEC 61800-7-201:2007. Understanding these relationships helps ensure you are using the most current and applicable version of the standard.
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IEC 61800-7-201 ®
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Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems –
Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems –
Profile type 1 specification
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 17
INTRODUCTION . 19
1 Scope . 23
2 Normative references . 23
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms . 23
3.1 Terms and definitions . 23
3.2 Abbreviated terms . 27
4 General . 28
4.1 General considerations . 28
4.2 Communication interface. 29
4.3 Object dictionary . 29
5 Data types . 30
5.1 Standard data types . 30
5.2 Record definitions . 30
6 General object definitions . 31
6.1 General . 31
6.2 Communication parameter objects . 31
6.3 Additional identification and information objects . 32
6.3.1 Object 6402 : Motor type . 32
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6.3.2 Object 6403 : Motor catalogue number . 33
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6.3.3 Object 6404 : Motor manufacturer . 34
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6.3.4 Object 6405 : http motor catalogue address . 35
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6.3.5 Object 6406 : Motor calibration date . 35
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6.3.6 Object 6407 : Motor service period . 36
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6.3.7 Object 6503 : Drive catalogue number . 36
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6.3.8 Object 6505 : http drive catalogue address . 37
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7 Error codes and error behavior . 37
7.1 Error codes . 37
7.2 Error behavior . 41
8 Controlling the power drive system . 42
8.1 General . 42
8.2 Finite state automaton . 42
8.3 Modes of operation . 45
8.4 Detailed object specifications . 46
8.4.1 Object 6040 : Controlword . 46
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8.4.2 Object 6041 : Statusword . 47
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8.4.3 Object 603F : Error code . 49
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8.4.4 Object 6007 : Abort connection option code . 50
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8.4.5 Object 605A : Quick stop option code . 51
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8.4.6 Object 605B : Shutdown option code . 51
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8.4.7 Object 605C : Disable operation option code . 52
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8.4.8 Object 605D : Halt option code . 53
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8.4.9 Object 605E : Fault reaction option code . 54
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8.4.10 Object 6060 : Modes of operation . 54
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8.4.11 Object 6061 : Modes of operation display . 56
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8.4.12 Object 6502 : Supported drive modes . 56
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9 Factor group . 57
9.1 General . 57
9.2 Detailed object definitions . 59
9.2.1 Object 608F : Position encoder resolution . 59
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9.2.2 Object 6090 : Velocity encoder resolution . 60
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9.2.3 Object 6091 : Gear ratio . 62
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9.2.4 Object 6092 : Feed constant . 63
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9.2.5 Object 6096 : Velocity factor . 64
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9.2.6 Object 6097 : Acceleration factor . 64
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9.2.7 Object 60A2 : Jerk factor . 65
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9.2.8 Object 607E : Polarity . 66
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9.2.9 Code table for device profile specific units . 67
9.2.10 Object 60A8 : SI unit position . 67
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9.2.11 Object 60A9 : SI unit velocity . 68
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9.2.12 Object 60AA : SI unit acceleration . 69
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9.2.13 Object 60AB : SI unit jerk . 70
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10 Profile position mode . 70
10.1 General information . 70
10.2 Functional description . 71
10.2.1 General . 71
10.2.2 Single set-point . 72
10.2.3 Set of set-points . 73
10.2.4 Usage of halt bit in conjunction with new set-point bit . 74
10.3 General definitions . 75
10.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 75
10.5 Detailed object definitions . 76
10.5.1 Object 607A : Target position . 76
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10.5.2 Object 607B : Position range limit . 77
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10.5.3 Object 607D : Software position limit . 78
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10.5.4 Object 607F : Max profile velocity . 80
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10.5.5 Object 6080 : Max motor speed . 81
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10.5.6 Object 6081 : Profile velocity . 81
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10.5.7 Object 6082 : End velocity . 82
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10.5.8 Object 6083 : Profile acceleration . 82
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10.5.9 Object 6084 : Profile deceleration . 83
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10.5.10 Object 6085 : Quick stop deceleration. 83
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10.5.11 Object 6086 : Motion profile type . 84
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10.5.12 Object 60A3 : Profile jerk use . 85
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10.5.13 Object 60A4 : Profile jerk . 85
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10.5.14 Object 60C5 : Max acceleration . 87
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10.5.15 Object 60C6 : Max deceleration . 88
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11 Homing mode . 89
11.1 General information . 89
11.2 Functional description . 89
11.3 General definitions . 90
11.3.1 General . 90
11.3.2 Method 1: Homing on negative limit switch and index pulse . 90
11.3.3 Method 2: Homing on positive limit switch and index pulse . 90
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11.3.4 Method 3 and 4: Homing on positive home switch and index pulse . 90
11.3.5 Method 5 and 6: Homing on negative home switch and index pulse . 91
11.3.6 Method 7 to 14: Homing on home switch and index pulse . 91
11.3.7 Method 15 and 16: Reserved . 92
11.3.8 Method 17 to 30: Homing without index pulse . 92
11.3.9 Method 31 and 32: Reserved . 93
11.3.10 Method 33 and 34: Homing on index pulse . 93
11.3.11 Method 35: Homing on index pulse current position (obsolete) . 93
11.3.12 Method 36: Homing with touch probe Reserved for compatibility reasons . 93
11.3.13 Method 37: Homing on current position . 93
11.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 94
11.5 Detailed object definitions . 94
11.5.1 Object 607C : Home offset . 94
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11.5.2 Object 6098 : Homing method . 95
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11.5.3 Object 60E3 : Supported homing methods . 96
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11.5.4 Object 6099 : Homing speeds . 97
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11.5.5 Object 609A : Homing acceleration . 98
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12 Touch probe functionality. 99
12.1 Object 60B8 : Touch probe function . 99
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12.2 Object 60B9 : Touch probe status . 101
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12.3 Object 60BA : Touch probe pos1 pos value 1 positive edge . 102
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12.4 Object 60BB : Touch probe pos1 neg value 1 negative edge . 102
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12.5 Object 60BC : Touch probe pos2 pos value 2 positive edge . 103
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12.6 Object 60BD : Touch probe pos2 neg value 2 negative edge . 103
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12.7 Object 60D0 : Touch probe source . 104
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12.8 Touch probe time stamp latch . 105
12.8.1 General . 105
12.8.2 Object 60D1 : Touch probe time stamp 1 positive value . 106
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12.8.3 Object 60D2 : Touch probe time stamp 1 negative value . 106
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12.8.4 Object 60D3 : Touch probe time stamp 2 positive value . 107
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12.8.5 Object 60D4 : Touch probe time stamp 2 negative value . 107
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12.9 Touch probe edge counter for continuous mode . 108
12.9.1 General . 108
12.9.2 Object 60D5 : Touch probe 1 positive edge counter . 108
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12.9.3 Object 60D6 : Touch probe 1 negative edge counter . 108
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12.9.4 Object 60D7 : Touch probe 2 positive edge counter . 109
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12.9.5 Object 60D8 : Touch probe 2 negative edge counter . 110
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12.10 Timing diagram for touch probe example . 110
13 Position control function . 112
13.1 General information . 112
13.2 Functional description . 112
13.3 Detailed object definitions . 115
13.3.1 Object 6062 : Position demand value . 115
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13.3.2 Object 6063 : Position actual internal value . 115
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13.3.3 Object 6064 : Position actual value . 116
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13.3.4 Object 6065 : Following error window . 116
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13.3.5 Object 6066 : Following error time out . 117
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13.3.6 Object 6067 : Position window . 118
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13.3.7 Object 6068 : Position window time . 118
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13.3.8 Object 60F4 : Following error actual value . 119
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13.3.9 Object 60FA : Control effort . 119
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13.3.10 Object 60FC : Position demand internal value . 120
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13.3.11 Object 60F2 : Positioning option code . 120
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14 Interpolated position mode . 124
14.1 General information . 124
14.2 Functional description . 125
14.2.1 General . 125
14.2.2 Linear interpolated position mode with several axes . 125
14.2.3 Buffer strategies for the interpolated position mode . 127
14.2.4 Interpolated position mode FSA . 128
14.3 General definitions . 129
14.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 129
14.5 Detailed object definitions . 130
14.5.1 Object 60C0 : Interpolation sub mode select . 130
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14.5.2 Object 60C1 : Interpolation data record. 131
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14.5.3 Object 60C2 : Interpolation time period . 132
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14.5.4 Object 60C4 : Interpolation data configuration . 133
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15 Profile velocity mode . 136
15.1 General information . 136
15.2 Functional description . 137
15.3 General definitions . 137
15.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 137
15.5 Detailed object definitions . 138
15.5.1 Object 6069 : Velocity sensor actual value . 138
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15.5.2 Object 606A : Sensor selection code . 139
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15.5.3 Object 606B : Velocity demand value . 139
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15.5.4 Object 606C : Velocity actual value . 140
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15.5.5 Object 606D : Velocity window . 140
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15.5.6 Object 606E : Velocity window time . 141
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15.5.7 Object 606F : Velocity threshold . 141
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15.5.8 Object 6070 : Velocity threshold time . 142
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15.5.9 Object 60FF : Target velocity . 142
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15.5.10 Object 60F8 : Max slippage . 143
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16 Profile torque mode . 144
16.1 General information . 144
16.2 Functional description . 144
16.3 General definitions . 145
16.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 145
16.5 Detailed object definitions . 145
16.5.1 Object 6071 : Target torque . 145
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16.5.2 Object 6072 : Max torque . 146
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16.5.3 Object 60E0 : Positive torque limit value . 146
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16.5.4 Object 60E1 : Negative torque limit value . 147
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16.5.5 Object 6073 : Max current . 148
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16.5.6 Object 6074 : Torque demand . 148
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16.5.7 Object 6075 : Motor rated current . 149
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16.5.8 Object 6076 : Motor rated torque . 149
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16.5.9 Object 6077 : Torque actual value . 150
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16.5.10 Object 6078 : Current actual value . 150
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16.5.11 Object 6079 : DC link circuit voltage . 151
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16.5.12 Object 6087 : Torque slope . 151
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16.5.13 Object 6088 : Torque profile type . 152
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17 Velocity mode . 152
17.1 General information . 152
17.2 Functional description . 153
17.2.1 Velocity limit function .
17.2.1 Ramp function . 153
17.2.2 Velocity control function . 154
17.2.3 Factor function. 154
17.3 General definitions . 155
17.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 155
17.5 Detailed object definitions . 156
17.5.1 Object 6042 : vl target velocity . 156
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17.5.2 Object 6043 : vl velocity demand . 156
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17.5.3 Object 6044 : vl velocity actual value . 157
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17.5.4 Object 6046 : vl velocity min max amount . 158
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17.5.5 Object 6049 : vl velocity deceleration . 159
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17.5.6 Object 6048 : vl velocity acceleration . 160
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17.5.7 Object 604A : vl velocity quick stop . 162
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17.5.8 Object 604B : vl set-point factor . 163
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17.5.9 Object 604C : vl dimension factor . 164
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18 Cyclic synchronous position mode . 166
18.1 General information . 166
18.2 Functional description . 166
18.3 Use of controlword and statusword . 167
18.4 Detailed object definitions . 168
18.4.1 Object 60B0 : Position offset . 168
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18.4.2 Object 60B1 : Velocity offset . 168
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18.4.3 Object 60B2 : Torque offset . 169
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19 Cyclic synchronous velocity mode . 170
19.1 General information . 170
19.2 General definitions . 171
19.3 Functional description . 171
19.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 171
20 Cyclic synchronous torque mode . 172
20.1 General information . 172
20.2 General definitions . 173
20.3 Functional description . 173
20.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 173
21 Cyclic synchronous torque mode with commutation angle (cstca) . 174
21.1 General information . 174
21.2 General definitions . 175
21.3 Functional description . 175
21.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 176
21.5 Object 60EA : Commutation angle . 177
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22 Support of additional sensor interfaces . 177
22.1 General . 177
22.2 Object 60E4 : Additional position actual value . 177
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22.3 Object 60E5 : Additional velocity actual value . 178
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22.4 Object 60E6 : Additional position encoder resolution – encoder increments . 179
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22.5 Object 60EB : Additional position encoder resolution – motor revolutions . 181
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22.6 Object 60E7 : Additional velocity encoder resolution – encoder increments
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per second . 182
22.7 Object 60EC : Additional velocity encoder resolution – motor revolutions per
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second . 184
22.8 Object 60E8 : Additional gear ratio – motor shaft revolutions . 185
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22.9 Object 60ED : Additional gear ratio – driving shaft revolutions . 186
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22.10 Object 60E9 : Additional feed constant – feed . 187
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22.11 Object 60EE : Additional feed constant – driving shaft revolutions . 188
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23 Optional application FE . 189
23.1 General . 189
23.2 Object 60FD : Digital inputs . 189
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23.3 Object 60FE : Digital outputs . 190
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24 Device information . 192
24.1 General . 192
24.2 Object 67FE : Version number . 192
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Bibliography . 194
Figure 1 – Structure of IEC 61800-7 . 22
Figure 2 – Value definition . 32
Figure 3 – Remote and local control . 42
Figure 4 – Power drive system finite state automaton . 43
Figure 5 – Relation between different value parameters . 46
Figure 6 – Value definition . 46
Figure 7 – Value definition . 48
Figure 8 – Value definition . 56
Figure 9 – Position scaling concept . 58
Figure 10 – Value definition . 67
Figure 11 – Example for a position unit . 68
Figure 12 – Example for a velocity unit . 69
Figure 13 – Example for an acceleration unit . 70
Figure 14 – Example for a jerk unit . 70
Figure 15 – Trajectory generator and position control function . 71
Figure 16 – Trajectory generator for profile position mode . 71
Figure 17 – Set-point example . 72
Figure 18 – Handshaking procedure for the single set-point method . 72
Figure 19 – Handshaking procedure for the set of set-points method . 73
Figure 20 – Set-point handling for two set-points . 74
Figure 21 – Erase set-point . 75
Figure 22 – Controlword for profile position (pp) mode . 75
Figure 23 – Statusword for profile position (pp) mode . 76
Figure 24 – Software position limits . 79
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Figure 25 – Velocity/time diagram with jerk positions . 86
Figure 26 – Homing mode function. 89
Figure 27 – Homing on negative limit switch and index pulse . 90
Figure 28 – Homing on positive limit switch and index pulse . 90
Figure 29 – Homing on positive home switch and index pulse . 91
Figure 30 – Homing on negative home switch and index pulse . 91
Figure 31 – Homing on home switch and index pulse – positive initial motion . 92
Figure 32 – Homing on home switch and index pulse – negative initial motion . 92
Figure 33 – Homing on positive home switch . 93
Figure 34 – Homing on index pulse . 93
Figure 35 – Controlword for homing mode. 94
Figure 36 – Statusword for homing mode . 94
Figure 37 – Home offset definition . 95
Figure 38 – Timing diagram for touch probe example . 111
Figure 39 – Position control function . 113
Figure 40 – Following error (functional overview) . 113
Figure 41 – Position reached (functional overview) . 114
Figure 42 – Position reached (definitions) . 114
Figure 43 – Following error (definitions) . 115
Figure 44 – Object structure. 121
Figure 45 – Rotary axis positioning example . 122
Figure 46 – Example for absolute movement greater than modulo value . 123
Figure 47 – Example for relative movement greater than modulo value . 123
Figure 48 – Interpolation controller . 125
Figure 49 – Interpolated position mode for two axes . 126
Figure 50 – Linear interpolation for one axis . 127
Figure 51 – Input buffer organization . 128
Figure 52 – Input buffer examples . 128
Figure 53 – Interpolated position mode FSA . 129
Figure 54 – Controlword for interpolated position mode . 129
Figure 55 – Statusword for interpolated position mode . 130
Figure 56 – Profile velocity mode . 137
Figure 57 – Controlword for profile velocity mode . 137
Figure 58 – Statusword for profile velocity mode . 138
Figure 59 – Structure of the profile torque mode . 144
Figure 60 – Controlword for profile torque mode . 145
Figure 61 – Statusword for profile torque mode . 145
Figure 62 – Velocity mode with all objects . 153
Figure 63 – Velocity mode with mandatory objects only . 153
Figure 64 – Velocity profile . 154
Figure 65 – Factor function . 154
Figure 66 – Reverse factor function . 154
Figure 67 – Controlword for profile velocity mode . 155
Figure 68 – Usage of controlword bits in velocity mode . 155
Figure 69 – Statusword for profile velocity mode . 156
Figure 70 – Transfer characteristic of vl velocity min max amount . 158
Figure 71 – Transfer characteristic of the velocity deceleration . 159
Figure 72 – Transfer characteristic of the velocity acceleration . 161
Figure 73 – Transfer characteristic of the quick stop deceleration . 162
Figure 74 – Cyclic synchronous position mode overview . 166
Figure 75 – Cyclic synchronous position control function . 167
Figure 76 – Statusword for profile cyclic synchronous position mode . 167
Figure 77 – Cyclic synchronous velocity mode overview . 170
Figure 78 – Cyclic synchronous velocity control function . 171
Figure 79 – Statusword for profile cyclic synchronous velocity mode . 172
Figure 80 – Cyclic synchronous torque mode overview . 173
Figure 81 – Cyclic synchronous torque control function . 173
Figure 82 – Statusword for profile cyclic synchronous torque mode . 174
Figure 83 – Cyclic synchronous torque mode with commutation angle overview . 175
Figure 84 – Cyclic synchronous torque with commutation angle control function . 176
Figure 85 – Statusword for cstca mode . 176
Figure 86 – Object structure.
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Entraînements électriques de puissance à vitesse variable –
Partie 7-201: Interface générique et utilisation de profils pour les entraînements
électriques de puissance – Spécification de profil de type 1
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IEC 61800-7-201 ®
Edition 2.0 2015-11
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD
NORME
INTERNATIONALE
colour
inside
Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems –
Part 7-201: Generic interface and use of profiles for power drive systems –
Profile type 1 specification
Entraînements électriques de puissance à vitesse variable –
Partie 7-201: Interface générique et utilisation de profils pour les entraînements
électriques de puissance – Spécification de profil de type 1
INTERNATIONAL
ELECTROTECHNICAL
COMMISSION
COMMISSION
ELECTROTECHNIQUE
INTERNATIONALE
ICS 29.200; 35.100.05 ISBN 978-2-8322-2934-7
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 17
INTRODUCTION . 19
1 Scope . 23
2 Normative references . 23
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms . 23
3.1 Terms and definitions . 23
3.2 Abbreviated terms . 27
4 General . 28
4.1 General considerations . 28
4.2 Communication interface. 28
4.3 Object dictionary . 29
5 Data types . 30
5.1 Standard data types . 30
5.2 Record definitions . 30
6 General object definitions . 31
6.1 General . 31
6.2 Communication parameter objects . 31
6.3 Additional identification and information objects . 32
6.3.1 Object 6402 : Motor type . 32
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6.3.2 Object 6403 : Motor catalogue number . 33
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6.3.3 Object 6404 : Motor manufacturer . 34
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6.3.4 Object 6405 : http motor catalogue address . 35
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6.3.5 Object 6406 : Motor calibration date . 35
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6.3.6 Object 6407 : Motor service period . 36
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6.3.7 Object 6503 : Drive catalogue number . 36
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6.3.8 Object 6505 : http drive catalogue address . 37
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7 Error codes and error behavior . 37
7.1 Error codes . 37
7.2 Error behavior . 41
8 Controlling the power drive system . 42
8.1 General . 42
8.2 Finite state automaton . 42
8.3 Modes of operation . 45
8.4 Detailed object specifications . 46
8.4.1 Object 6040 : Controlword . 46
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8.4.2 Object 6041 : Statusword . 47
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8.4.3 Object 603F : Error code . 49
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8.4.4 Object 6007 : Abort connection option code . 50
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8.4.5 Object 605A : Quick stop option code . 51
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8.4.6 Object 605B : Shutdown option code . 51
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8.4.7 Object 605C : Disable operation option code . 52
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8.4.8 Object 605D : Halt option code . 53
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8.4.9 Object 605E : Fault reaction option code . 54
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8.4.10 Object 6060 : Modes of operation . 54
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8.4.11 Object 6061 : Modes of operation display . 56
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8.4.12 Object 6502 : Supported drive modes . 56
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9 Factor group . 57
9.1 General . 57
9.2 Detailed object definitions . 59
9.2.1 Object 608F : Position encoder resolution . 59
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9.2.2 Object 6090 : Velocity encoder resolution . 60
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9.2.3 Object 6091 : Gear ratio . 61
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9.2.4 Object 6092 : Feed constant . 62
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9.2.5 Object 6096 : Velocity factor . 64
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9.2.6 Object 6097 : Acceleration factor . 64
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9.2.7 Object 60A2 : Jerk factor . 65
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9.2.8 Object 607E : Polarity . 66
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9.2.9 Code table for device profile specific units . 67
9.2.10 Object 60A8 : SI unit position . 67
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9.2.11 Object 60A9 : SI unit velocity . 68
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9.2.12 Object 60AA : SI unit acceleration . 69
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9.2.13 Object 60AB : SI unit jerk . 70
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10 Profile position mode . 70
10.1 General information . 70
10.2 Functional description . 71
10.2.1 General . 71
10.2.2 Single set-point . 72
10.2.3 Set of set-points . 73
10.2.4 Usage of halt bit in conjunction with new set-point bit . 74
10.3 General definitions . 75
10.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 75
10.5 Detailed object definitions . 76
10.5.1 Object 607A : Target position . 76
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10.5.2 Object 607B : Position range limit . 77
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10.5.3 Object 607D : Software position limit . 78
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10.5.4 Object 607F : Max profile velocity . 80
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10.5.5 Object 6080 : Max motor speed . 81
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10.5.6 Object 6081 : Profile velocity . 81
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10.5.7 Object 6082 : End velocity . 82
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10.5.8 Object 6083 : Profile acceleration . 82
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10.5.9 Object 6084 : Profile deceleration . 83
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10.5.10 Object 6085 : Quick stop deceleration. 83
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10.5.11 Object 6086 : Motion profile type . 84
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10.5.12 Object 60A3 : Profile jerk use . 85
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10.5.13 Object 60A4 : Profile jerk . 85
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10.5.14 Object 60C5 : Max acceleration . 87
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10.5.15 Object 60C6 : Max deceleration . 88
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11 Homing mode . 89
11.1 General information . 89
11.2 Functional description . 89
11.3 General definitions . 90
11.3.1 General . 90
11.3.2 Method 1: Homing on negative limit switch and index pulse . 90
11.3.3 Method 2: Homing on positive limit switch and index pulse . 90
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11.3.4 Method 3 and 4: Homing on positive home switch and index pulse . 90
11.3.5 Method 5 and 6: Homing on negative home switch and index pulse . 91
11.3.6 Method 7 to 14: Homing on home switch and index pulse . 91
11.3.7 Method 15 and 16: Reserved . 92
11.3.8 Method 17 to 30: Homing without index pulse . 92
11.3.9 Method 31 and 32: Reserved . 93
11.3.10 Method 33 and 34: Homing on index pulse . 93
11.3.11 Method 35: Homing on current position (obsolete) . 93
11.3.12 Method 36: Reserved for compatibility reasons . 93
11.3.13 Method 37: Homing on current position . 93
11.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 94
11.5 Detailed object definitions . 94
11.5.1 Object 607C : Home offset . 94
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11.5.2 Object 6098 : Homing method . 95
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11.5.3 Object 60E3 : Supported homing methods . 96
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11.5.4 Object 6099 : Homing speeds . 97
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11.5.5 Object 609A : Homing acceleration . 98
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12 Touch probe functionality. 99
12.1 Object 60B8 : Touch probe function . 99
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12.2 Object 60B9 : Touch probe status . 101
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12.3 Object 60BA : Touch probe 1 positive edge . 102
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12.4 Object 60BB : Touch probe 1 negative edge . 102
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12.5 Object 60BC : Touch probe 2 positive edge . 103
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12.6 Object 60BD : Touch probe 2 negative edge . 103
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12.7 Object 60D0 : Touch probe source . 104
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12.8 Touch probe time stamp latch . 105
12.8.1 General . 105
12.8.2 Object 60D1 : Touch probe time stamp 1 positive value . 106
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12.8.3 Object 60D2 : Touch probe time stamp 1 negative value . 106
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12.8.4 Object 60D3 : Touch probe time stamp 2 positive value . 107
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12.8.5 Object 60D4 : Touch probe time stamp 2 negative value . 107
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12.9 Touch probe edge counter for continuous mode . 108
12.9.1 General . 108
12.9.2 Object 60D5 : Touch probe 1 positive edge counter . 108
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12.9.3 Object 60D6 : Touch probe 1 negative edge counter . 108
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12.9.4 Object 60D7 : Touch probe 2 positive edge counter . 109
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12.9.5 Object 60D8 : Touch probe 2 negative edge counter . 110
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12.10 Timing diagram for touch probe example . 110
13 Position control function . 112
13.1 General information . 112
13.2 Functional description . 112
13.3 Detailed object definitions . 114
13.3.1 Object 6062 : Position demand value . 114
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13.3.2 Object 6063 : Position actual internal value . 115
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13.3.3 Object 6064 : Position actual value . 115
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13.3.4 Object 6065 : Following error window . 116
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13.3.5 Object 6066 : Following error time out . 117
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13.3.6 Object 6067 : Position window . 117
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13.3.7 Object 6068 : Position window time . 118
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13.3.8 Object 60F4 : Following error actual value . 118
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13.3.9 Object 60FA : Control effort . 119
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13.3.10 Object 60FC : Position demand internal value . 119
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13.3.11 Object 60F2 : Positioning option code . 120
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14 Interpolated position mode . 123
14.1 General information . 123
14.2 Functional description . 125
14.2.1 General . 125
14.2.2 Linear interpolated position mode with several axes . 125
14.2.3 Buffer strategies for the interpolated position mode . 127
14.2.4 Interpolated position mode FSA . 128
14.3 General definitions . 129
14.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 129
14.5 Detailed object definitions . 130
14.5.1 Object 60C0 : Interpolation sub mode select . 130
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14.5.2 Object 60C1 : Interpolation data record. 131
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14.5.3 Object 60C2 : Interpolation time period . 132
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14.5.4 Object 60C4 : Interpolation data configuration . 133
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15 Profile velocity mode . 136
15.1 General information . 136
15.2 Functional description . 136
15.3 General definitions . 137
15.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 137
15.5 Detailed object definitions . 138
15.5.1 Object 6069 : Velocity sensor actual value . 138
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15.5.2 Object 606A : Sensor selection code . 139
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15.5.3 Object 606B : Velocity demand value . 139
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15.5.4 Object 606C : Velocity actual value . 140
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15.5.5 Object 606D : Velocity window . 140
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15.5.6 Object 606E : Velocity window time . 141
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15.5.7 Object 606F : Velocity threshold . 141
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15.5.8 Object 6070 : Velocity threshold time . 142
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15.5.9 Object 60FF : Target velocity . 142
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15.5.10 Object 60F8 : Max slippage . 143
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16 Profile torque mode . 144
16.1 General information . 144
16.2 Functional description . 144
16.3 General definitions . 145
16.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 145
16.5 Detailed object definitions . 145
16.5.1 Object 6071 : Target torque . 145
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16.5.2 Object 6072 : Max torque . 146
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16.5.3 Object 60E0 : Positive torque limit value . 146
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16.5.4 Object 60E1 : Negative torque limit value . 147
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16.5.5 Object 6073 : Max current . 148
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16.5.6 Object 6074 : Torque demand . 148
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16.5.7 Object 6075 : Motor rated current . 149
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16.5.8 Object 6076 : Motor rated torque . 149
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16.5.9 Object 6077 : Torque actual value . 150
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16.5.10 Object 6078 : Current actual value . 150
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16.5.11 Object 6079 : DC link circuit voltage . 151
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16.5.12 Object 6087 : Torque slope . 151
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16.5.13 Object 6088 : Torque profile type . 152
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17 Velocity mode . 152
17.1 General information . 152
17.2 Functional description . 153
17.2.1 Ramp function . 153
17.2.2 Velocity control function . 154
17.2.3 Factor function. 154
17.3 General definitions . 155
17.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 155
17.5 Detailed object definitions . 156
17.5.1 Object 6042 : vl target velocity . 156
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17.5.2 Object 6043 : vl velocity demand . 156
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17.5.3 Object 6044 : vl velocity actual value . 157
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17.5.4 Object 6046 : vl velocity min max amount . 158
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17.5.5 Object 6049 : vl velocity deceleration . 159
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17.5.6 Object 6048 : vl velocity acceleration . 160
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17.5.7 Object 604A : vl velocity quick stop . 162
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17.5.8 Object 604B : vl set-point factor . 163
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17.5.9 Object 604C : vl dimension factor . 164
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18 Cyclic synchronous position mode . 166
18.1 General information . 166
18.2 Functional description . 166
18.3 Use of controlword and statusword . 167
18.4 Detailed object definitions . 168
18.4.1 Object 60B0 : Position offset . 168
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18.4.2 Object 60B1 : Velocity offset . 168
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18.4.3 Object 60B2 : Torque offset . 169
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19 Cyclic synchronous velocity mode . 170
19.1 General information . 170
19.2 General definitions . 171
19.3 Functional description . 171
19.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 171
20 Cyclic synchronous torque mode . 172
20.1 General information . 172
20.2 General definitions . 173
20.3 Functional description . 173
20.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 173
21 Cyclic synchronous torque mode with commutation angle (cstca) . 174
21.1 General information . 174
21.2 General definitions . 175
21.3 Functional description . 175
21.4 Use of controlword and statusword . 175
21.5 Object 60EA : Commutation angle . 176
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22 Support of additional sensor interfaces . 176
22.1 General . 176
22.2 Object 60E4 : Additional position actual value . 177
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22.3 Object 60E5 : Additional velocity actual value . 178
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22.4 Object 60E6 : Additional position encoder resolution – encoder increments . 179
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22.5 Object 60EB : Additional position encoder resolution – motor revolutions . 180
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22.6 Object 60E7 : Additional velocity encoder resolution – encoder increments
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per second . 182
22.7 Object 60EC : Additional velocity encoder resolution – motor revolutions per
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second . 183
22.8 Object 60E8 : Additional gear ratio – motor shaft revolutions . 185
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22.9 Object 60ED : Additional gear ratio – driving shaft revolutions . 186
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22.10 Object 60E9 : Additional feed constant – feed . 186
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22.11 Object 60EE : Additional feed constant – driving shaft revolutions . 188
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23 Optional application FE . 189
23.1 General . 189
23.2 Object 60FD : Digital inputs . 189
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23.3 Object 60FE : Digital outputs . 190
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24 Device information . 191
24.1 General . 191
24.2 Object 67FE : Version number . 191
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Bibliography . 193
Figure 1 – Structure of IEC 61800-7 . 22
Figure 2 – Value definition . 31
Figure 3 – Remote and local control . 42
Figure 4 – Power drive system finite state automaton . 43
Figure 5 – Relation between different value parameters . 46
Figure 6 – Value definition . 46
Figure 7 – Value definition . 48
Figure 8 – Value definition . 56
Figure 9 – Position scaling concept . 58
Figure 10 – Value definition . 67
Figure 11 – Example for a position unit . 68
Figure 12 – Example for a velocity unit . 69
Figure 13 – Example for an acceleration unit . 70
Figure 14 – Example for a jerk unit . 70
Figure 15 – Trajectory generator and position control function . 71
Figure 16 – Trajectory generator for profile position mode . 71
Figure 17 – Set-point example . 72
Figure 18 – Handshaking procedure for the single set-point method . 72
Figure 19 – Handshaking procedure for the set of set-points method . 73
Figure 20 – Set-point handling for two set-points . 74
Figure 21 – Erase set-point . 75
Figure 22 – Controlword for profile position (pp) mode . 75
Figure 23 – Statusword for profile position (pp) mode . 76
Figure 24 – Software position limits . 79
Figure 25 – Velocity/time diagram with jerk positions . 86
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Figure 26 – Homing mode function. 89
Figure 27 – Homing on negative limit switch and index pulse . 90
Figure 28 – Homing on positive limit switch and index pulse . 90
Figure 29 – Homing on positive home switch and index pulse . 91
Figure 30 – Homing on negative home switch and index pulse . 91
Figure 31 – Homing on home switch and index pulse – positive initial motion . 92
Figure 32 – Homing on home switch and index pulse – negative initial motion . 92
Figure 33 – Homing on positive home switch . 93
Figure 34 – Homing on index pulse . 93
Figure 35 – Controlword for homing mode. 94
Figure 36 – Statusword for homing mode . 94
Figure 37 – Home offset definition . 95
Figure 38 – Timing diagram for touch probe example . 111
Figure 39 – Position control function . 112
Figure 40 – Following error (functional overview) . 113
Figure 41 – Position reached (functional overview) . 113
Figure 42 – Position reached (definitions) . 114
Figure 43 – Following error (definitions) . 114
Figure 44 – Object structure. 120
Figure 45 – Rotary axis positioning example . 122
Figure 46 – Example for absolute movement greater than modulo value . 122
Figure 47 – Example for relative movement greater than modulo value . 123
Figure 48 – Interpolation controller . 125
Figure 49 – Interpolated position mode for two axes . 126
Figure 50 – Linear interpolation for one axis . 127
Figure 51 – Input buffer organization . 128
Figure 52 – Input buffer examples . 128
Figure 53 – Interpolated position mode FSA . 129
Figure 54 – Controlword for interpolated position mode . 129
Figure 55 – Statusword for interpolated position mode . 130
Figure 56 – Profile velocity mode . 137
Figure 57 – Controlword for profile velocity mode . 137
Figure 58 – Statusword for profile velocity mode . 138
Figure 59 – Structure of the profile torque mode .
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