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FM458 abnormal position grow

Thread Starter: Brano   Started: 7/17/2012 11:08 AM   Replies: 3

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  7/17/2012, 11:08 AM
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Hello everybody,

We use FM458 card to positioning rolls at hot rolling mill.
It works fine, but occasionally strange problem occurs: output position (from NAVMC block) suddenly starts to increase (or decrease) and doesn't stop inspite the motor doesn't move (no impulses arrives from encoder).
Another strange thing is, that output speed from NAVMC block = 0. Sometimes manual motor movement helps to stop this abnormality, sometimes restart of FM card is neccessary.

We have this conditions:
CPU:        416-2 DP
FM cards:   FM 458-1 DP (6DD1607-0AA2 ,firmware V2.0, 64bit),  2x EXM 438-1 (6DD1607-0CA1)
Encoders:   optical 600 increment encoders with n, n90 and c signals connected to EXM card (negated signals are grounded)
NAVMC inputs: see attached picture

Does someone have a clue, what could be the problem?
Please let me know if you have experience in similar behaviour.
Thanx a lot!


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  7/18/2012, 4:51 AM
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Hello.
Are you sure that logic with inputs S and SV works correctly at this moments. When S=1 YP=SV, so please check the values at this inputs.
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  7/19/2012, 9:09 AM
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Hello,
Thank you for your reply. I've already checked those inputs, but I thing no false trigerring is possible. Couldn't be there a problem with wrong firmware or something like that?
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  7/19/2012, 9:20 AM
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Hello.
You may check firmware dependencies with S7-CPU here.
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