Setpoint step-change on L_LdVirtualMasterP with high resolution in C00100 (remedied from V5.0)

Remedied from?
9400 HighLine SW V5.0

Eliminated function restriction
If large stop ramps are set in the L_LdVirtualMasterP function block and a high position resolution is selected in C00100 in addition, a counter overflow in the braking distance calculation may be the result which leads to a setpoint step-change. The braking distance which results from the set deceleration time depends on the selected encoder resolution (C00100) and the gearbox factors of the application. Example: Resolution (C00100) = 24 bits, feed = cycle, gearbox factor = 1. From this follows that the braking distance must not be longer than +/-128 cycles.
Resolution (C00100) = 24 bits, feed = cycle, gearbox factor = 10. From this follows that the braking distance must not be longer than +/-12 cycles.
Implementing overflow detection reliably avoids the previously described behaviour, and thus setpoint step-changes, regardless if a higher or a lower resolution (C00100) is selected.

Published with Service Message No. 18/2009

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