
Parker Hannifin
36 Programmer’s Guide
Setting up coordinated motion does not differ. After attaching a
master to the program, you attach all the slaves. For example, an
ACR9000 controls coordinated motion for five axes: you attach
master zero to program zero, and axes zero through four to program
zero.
For more information, see the ATTACH MASTER command in the ACR
Command Language Reference.
Slaves
Each master uses its own set of dedicated slaves; slaves act as
simple placeholders for axes. By attaching an axis to a slave, you
are connecting the axis to a specific master.
You can attach one axis to one slave, and subsequently it is
attached to one master. The total number of slaves available differs
between controllers:
• ACR1505 has 16 slaves.
• ACR8020 has 16 slaves.
• ACR9000 has 8 slaves.
• ACR9030 has 16 slaves.
• ACR9040 has 16 slaves.
NOTE: You cannot assign an axis to more than one slave and
master. If necessary, you can disconnect the axis from its
master and attach it to a different master. For more
information, see the DETACH command.
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