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2.3.2 Set the Datum with an Absolute Encoder
This operation is used to return to the machine origin with an absolute encoder by
directly setting the datum at the first time to use the system.
Compared to returning to the machine origin with an incremental encoder, it owns
the following advantages:
• No need to set returning orders for all axes in datum setting process.
• No need to return to the machine origin again after restarting the system, and
recovering from power interruption and E-stop because the system will
automatically read the datum information.
Note: You need to set the datum again after replacing battery of the absolute encoder.
Before setting the datum with an absolute encoder, do the following:
• Check the motor nameplate and ensure the value of parameter N11020
Encoder Type is set to 1.
• Set the values of WISE drive parameter Pr015 Absolute Encoder Setting to 0,
and software parameter N11000 Encoder Feedback to Yes.
To set the datum with an absolute encoder, do the following:
1. Taking Z-axis as an example, to set the datum with an absolute encoder for Z-
axis, do the following:
1. Manually move Z-axis to the fixed position of the machine tool.
2. In REF mode, press → 1 → F7.
3. Press F3.
The system automatically reads and records Z-axis machine coordinates.
And the sign appears in front of Z-axis in the coordinate display area
after successfully setting datum.
2. To set the datum with an absolute encoder for the other axes, repeat step 1:
– F1: return X-axis to the machine origin.
– F2: return Y-axis to the machine origin.
– F5: return X-axis and Y-axis to the machine origin at the same time.
Note: F8 means returning all axes to the machine origin in order of Z-axis, X-axis and Y-axis.
3. Restart the software to validate the setting.
Note: Because of time sequence, it takes time for the software to read absolute data, possible resulting in
interface choking in datum setting.