Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
停止時の減速時間は
English translation:
The deceleration time in stop/end status
Added to glossary by
kishore (X)
Nov 11, 2006 12:22
17 yrs ago
Japanese term
kishore (X)
停止時の減速時間は
Japanese to English
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Engineering: Industrial
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停止時の減速時間はDECELの指令値に従い減速します。
as for deceleration time in stop status, it decelerates as per DECEL instruction value.
Is 'as for deceleration time in stop status' correct?
as for deceleration time in stop status, it decelerates as per DECEL instruction value.
Is 'as for deceleration time in stop status' correct?
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The deceleration time in stop/end status
As for is not required in this sentence
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1 hr
The DECEL command specifies the deceleration interval preceding a stop.
Your translation isn't even close enough to qualify for 直訳.
Note from asker:
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casey
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Norihito Hamaguchi
: I like the translation. However, the Japanese text does not make it clear if the values （指令値）in DECEL command are time (e.g. sec.), acceleration (e.g. m/s), or something else.
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1 hr
the deceleration rate depends on the DECEL command value
Just a guess, since the Japanese text is redundant and not clear.
Reference:
http://industrial.panasonic.com/ww/i_e/25000/fa_ctlg_br_e/fa_ctlg_br_e/pdf/IMC63_B1-G_e.pdf
http://www.nipponpulse.com/Support/PDF/Basic%20of%20PCD%20series.pdf
6 hrs
When stopping, it decelerates according to the time value
When stopping, it decelerates according to the time value specified in the DECEL command.
The wording may be further improved, as English is my second language, but this is how I interpret the source Japanese text.
The wording may be further improved, as English is my second language, but this is how I interpret the source Japanese text.
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