Sharp UX-2200CM 사용자 설명서

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UX-2200CMU/CMC
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12. Home Position Sensor
LEFT
RIGHT
CARRIAGE HOLDER
A
B
C
The home position of carriage is detected as a result of change of output of photointurrupter  A  which is caused due to
shutting-off of optical path of photointerrupter  A  by the slit  B .
While the photointerrupter is shut off by the slit B, the output (pin 1 of CN3) of photointerrupter gets H level (+5V).  If it
is not shut off, the output gets L level (0V).
In the home position the output is L.  In case of L direction movement the output is H during passing through the slit,
and after passing the output gets again L level.
The operation logic is as follows.
Insignificant movement in L direction
(1)  If in this case the output is L:
It is judged that the carriage exists in the L direction as compared to the slit  B .  The carriage is moved in the R direc-
tion, so that the output changes from L to H (during passing through the slit  B ).  Further the carriage is moved in the R
direction.  The position where H changes to L again is regarded as a home position.
(2)  If in this case the output is H:
It is judged that the carriage exists near the home position, the carriage is moved in the R direction.  The position
where the output is changed from H to L is regarded as a home position.
Operation in case of malfunction of photointerrupter  A .
Case 1:  When the output of photointerrupter remains H.
As is evident from the operation logic, the H output does not continue for a long time in case of normal operation.
Hence, this state is judged to be abnormal.  The carriage stops soon after it moves insignificantly.
Case 2:  When the output of photointerrupter remains L.
The carriage is going to move according to the operation logic.  Since the output remains L even when the sensor
passes through the slit  B , the home position cannot be found, and the carriage moves continuously in the R direction.
Finally, it contacts the frame  C , emitting an abnormal sound.  The abnormal state is detected, and the motor stops.