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2 ABOUT THE PAM WITH SAM SYSTEM Encoder CONVERTER SAMPLER SYNCHRO. AXIS M Figure 8 Synchronizer Provides the Capability to Start, Stop and Resynchronize a Slave axis COMPARATOR Comparator and Multi–Comparator SYNCHRONIZE OPERATION OF INPUTS AND OUTPUTS TO MOTION A Comparator monitors the flow of pipe data and causes a specified action when the flow of values at it’s input crosses a specified reference value. A Comparator is often used for synchronizing the operation of an actuator to the position of a product or axis in a machine cycle. A Multi–Comparator is similar to a Comparator, but provides a more sophisticated triggering algorithm which may include a time delay, slope parameters and multiple trigger points. Figure 9 illustrates an application of the Comparator. In this example an output valve, controlled by a Comparator is added to the filling mechanism from Figure 7. When cam position crosses the value “Trigger 1”, the Comparator initiates the “Open Routine” which, in turn, opens the output valve. Next, the Comparator is set to the value “Trigger 2”. When cam position crosses the “Trigger 2” value, the Comparator initiates the “Close Routine” and the valve is closed. The Comparator is again set to the value of “Trigger 1” and the cycle restarts. A user output resident in the SAM Drive operates the valve. max AXIS Valve Task M CONVERTER COMPARATOR Trigger2 Trigger1 CAM Close Routine I/O Output Valve Open Routine max Trigger1 Cam Output TMP GENERATOR min Trigger2 min Cam Input Figure 9 Comparator used to Control a Valve on a Filler Mechanism About PAM with SAM DOC: 9032011852 Rev. April 8, 1999 Page: 21