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KAS v3.0 Software is Now Available! >

New Features AKD2G Drive Integration: Single and Multi-Axis drive variants Features not yet available: firmware download, capture, I/O, feedback #2-5 Note: Please contact Kollmorgen for latest AKD2G firmware and KAS software. New PCMM…

Cam Profile Build, Release, Switch Organization, FB for PLC Open.  >

This article is related Cam Build & Release Organization. The attached file consists of a FB you may use in your project. In some machines, we need different cam profiles and we change these profiles for system…

KAS Standard SFC Template - State Machine  >

Introduction Taking a look at PLC projects, we see that every machine deals with the same functionalities. Generally, machines powered by servo drives, need to follow a sequence of steps during its development:          …

Using Endat 2.2 Feedback as a External Encoder Master Signal in a PxMM Application >

Article  https://kdn.kollmorgen.com/content/scaling-2nd-feedback-kas-ide   covers encoders with the following formats:          This article covers the differences when setting up an Endat 2.2…

PLCopen Camming with KAS IDE software videos >

Series of three videos showing how to add camming to a PLCopen project in the KAS IDE with a PDMM or PCMM controller. The first video shows how to use the cam creation tool in the KAS IDE to create a cam profile by specifying master and slave points.…

Cam Profile Creation from SD card >

Attached is a demo program that contains two subprograms to import data from a file on a PDMM SD card, or export data from an array to the SD card. This data can then be used to build a cam profile in the program and update the motion on the…

Overview of Camming in AKD-Basic >

Camming in AKD-Basic Camming is a method of making a slave AKD-T drive follow a master encoder signal (or a virtual master) in a non-linear fashion.  It is very similar to electronic gearing, except that the slave does not have to match the…

Cam Profile Creation in PLC code >

Attached is a demo program showing an example of how to use cam creation function blocks to build a completely new profile while a program is running.  The main function required is MLProfileBuild located in the function block library under…

Setup of Camming S400-S600 >

Table of Contents Activation of different cams with the ASCII command SWEx and SWExN Activation of different cams with the ASCII command SWCNFG
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