bsr201283 Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 Dear Sir I made Program with .pmc file which will have I variable , M variable and PLC program. After downloading this in PMAC through PEWIN32PRO software, I have given following command through TERMINAL WINDOW, Motor #1 started rotating in closed loop (motor #2 is in open loop ---motor #1 and motor #2 coupled through big wheel). #1o0 #2o0 (motor #1 , #2 amplifier enbled) i122=10 (jog speed) #1j+ ( closing axis #1 by giving jog command) After these commands I have given SAVE command. But I am able to save only I variable, M variable and PLC program , Not commands. For example power goes and comes back, Variables will be there in PMAC EEPROM, but not commands. Again i have to repeat same commands after power comes. Is there any way for Saving COMMANDS(#1o0 #2o0 i122=10 #1j+) ????????????????????????? or any altenative method ??? Thanks and regards Srinivasarao B Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest majidy Posted March 8, 2011 Share Posted March 8, 2011 Dear Sir I made Program with .pmc file which will have I variable , M variable and PLC program. After downloading this in PMAC through PEWIN32PRO software, I have given following command through TERMINAL WINDOW, Motor #1 started rotating in closed loop (motor #2 is in open loop ---motor #1 and motor #2 coupled through big wheel). #1o0 #2o0 (motor #1 , #2 amplifier enbled) i122=10 (jog speed) #1j+ ( closing axis #1 by giving jog command) After these commands I have given SAVE command. But I am able to save only I variable, M variable and PLC program , Not commands. For example power goes and comes back, Variables will be there in PMAC EEPROM, but not commands. Again i have to repeat same commands after power comes. Is there any way for Saving COMMANDS(#1o0 #2o0 i122=10 #1j+) ????????????????????????? or any altenative method ??? Thanks and regards Srinivasarao B You can write a power on PLC and put your commands in there. It will be run one time on power on. Example: Open PLC 1 clear CMD"#1o10" disable PLC 1 close Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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