Homing in a servo drive s120

Actually I have very less idea about basic positioner , only that I adjust that my plc is giving a position setpoint to the drive
 
The basic concept of homing is to move the axis to a defined, repeatable position and then set the axis controller's position measurement to match the defined position. The specific methods to accomplish this vary depending on the nature of the axis and the manufacturer of the hardware.
 

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