ACR UG2 Parameter&Bit Ref
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Change Summary
The change summary below lists the latest additions, changes, and
corrections to the ACR Parameter and Bit Reference (formerly ACR
User’s Guide, Part 2), and the ACR-View Online Help. Changes to this
guide previous to revision E are in the Change Summary section of
ACR Command Language Reference (formerly ACR User’s Guide,
Part 1).
Revision G Changes
Document 88-025605-01G supersedes document 88-025605-01F.
Changes, additions, clarifications and corrections are as follows:
Topic Description
Parameter Reference
P4448 – P4583 Corrected Code for Control Flags from 0x11 to 0x10,
CANopen Control Flags Index from 0x60 to 0x2C. Corrected Code for Digital I/O
from 0x11 to 0x10, Index from 0x68 – 0x77 to 0x2D –
0x3C.
P12288 – P14207, Added Cam Cycle Position (0x7D), Cam Cycle Number
P14336 – P16255 Axis (0x7E), and Cam Cycle Length (0x7F); Corrected table
Parameters (Axes 0-7 titles to reflect additional parameter numbers.
and 8-15)
Drive Talk for EPL: Changed overall headers to ACR90x0 only; added notes
P28672 – P30543, regarding EPL to descriptions for Analog Center
P30720 – P32691 Drive Deadband and Max Startup Voltage; added Shaft Power
Parameters (Axes 0-7 in Watts to Drive Parameters as Aries EPL option to
and 8-15) ±10V Input Signal (Index 0x46). Corrected parameter
numbering for all axes for the following: Drive
Configuration Parameters - from Gearbox Ratio to Fault
on Drive Disable, Drive Talk Status Parameters – from
Operating Hours to Operating Milliseconds.
Bit Reference
Axis Flags Bit Index 0 Added to description, “or the axis is in motion.”
(Not In Position)
Master Flags Bit Index Added to description, “or the axis is in motion.”
16 (Not In Position)
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Topic Description
Bit 96 - Bit 127 Rewrote description for Bit Index 17 (Trigger Software
Miscellaneous Outputs Capture).
for ACR1505 and
ACR8020
Bit 96 - Bit 127 Added Bit Index 18 (Trigger EPLD Soft Capture) and 19
Miscellaneous Outputs (Trigger EPLE Soft Capture). Rewrote description for Bit
for ACR90x0 and Aries Index 17 (Trigger Software Capture).
Controller
Bit 512 – Bit 767, Bit Corrected labeling of Increment and Decrement Count
7424 – Bit 7679 Master Sequence Flags.
Flags (Axes 0-7 and 8-
15)
Bit 2304 – Bit 2559 Added new Bit Index 6 CAM SRC Zero, and new Bit
Bit 8192 – Bit 8447 Index 11 SRC Based Accel (which was incorrectly a
Secondary Axis Flags duplication of Dir Limit Tripped).
(Axes 0-7 and 8-15)
Bit 5696 – Bit 5823 Corrected Code, Index, and Mask as needed.
Stream 4, 5, 6, and 7
Stream Flags
Bit 6400 – Bit 6655, Bit Corrected Flag Parameter Index from 0x14 to 0x19 (Axes
6656 – Bit 6911 Tertiary 0-7), and from 0x19 to 0x1A (Axes 8-15).
Axis Flags (Axes 0-7
and 8-15)
Drive Talk for EPL: Changed overall header to ACR90x0 only; added notes
Bit 10496 – Bit10750, Bit regarding EPL to descriptions for Auto Address Request,
10752 – Bit 11007 Drive Send ERRORL Request, Drive Status 1, and Drive
Control Flags (Axes 0-7 Status 2; added Shaft Power in Watts to Drive Control
and 8-15) Flags as Aries EPL option to ±10V Input Signal (Bit 22).
Bit 10496 – Bit10750 Corrected Bit numbering for all axes from Drive Temp
Drive Control Flags (Bit 23) to end of table.
(Axes 0-7)
Bit 11264 – Bit11279 Added Bit11281 (Starting) and Bit11282 (Start Failed) to
CANopen Control Flags table/descriptions. Corrected Code (from 0x10 to 0x11),
Index (from 0x2C to 0x60), and Mask (from x01 to 0xFF).
th
Bit 17152 – Bit 17407, New Senary (6 ) Axis Flags.
Bit 17408 – Bit 17663
Revision F Changes
Document 88-025605-01F supersedes document 88-025605-01E.
Changes, additions, clarifications and corrections are as follows:
Topic Description
Revision E Changes
Document 88-025605-01E supersedes document 88-025605-01D.
Changes, additions, clarifications and corrections are as follows:
Topic Description
Added Parameters for EPL Network Flag Parameter, P4616; EPL Network
EPL Parameter block, P37376-P37391; EPL Drive Status and
Control Parameter, block, P37632-P37887; EPL Drive
Position Parameter, block P38144-P38391; EPLD Digital
Input Flag Parameters, P4200-P4203; EPLD Digital
Output Flag Parameters, P4216-P4209.
Added Bits for EPL EPL Digital Input Flags, Bit3328-Bit3455; EPL Digital
Output Flags, Bit3840-Bit3967; EPL Network Flags,
Bit16640-Bit16660
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Parameter Reference
Parameter Overview
The following provides a list of parameter blocks:
Parameter Description
Parameter Description
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Parameter Reference - 11
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Parameter Reference - 13
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Reserved P
Code=0x10; Index=0x1B; Mask=0xFF
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User Group R/W These Parameters show the states of users defined
Boolean flags. . Each bit of this long parameter
represents an individual user defined flag state. User
can use these flags and defined to suit their
application need. See Bit 128 – 255 for more
information.
XIO Board R/W These parameters show the states of the Expansion
I/O. For ACR9000, if P32711 is set to 1, the CANopen
I/O states will be mapped to these parameters.
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Master Flags R/W These Parameters indicate the status of master move
profile. See Bit 512 – Bit 767 for master 0 – 7 and Bit
7424- Bit 7679 for master 8 – 15 for more information.
Axis Flags R/W These Parameters indicate the limit status, Gear and
Jog profile status of the axis. See Bit 768 – Bit 1023
for axis 0 – 7 and Bit 7680 – 7935 for axis 8 – 15 for
more information.
FIFO/Stream Flags R/W This Parameter shows the status of the FIFO (First In
First Out data stream buffer). See Bit1792 – Bit1823
for more information.
LPT1 Flags R This Parameter shows the status of the LPT1 (the
parallel port interface). See Bit 1824 – Bit 1855 for
more information.
COM1 Flags R/W This Parameter shows the status of the serial COM1
data stream. See Bit 1856 – Bit 1887 for more
information.
COM2 Flags R/W This Parameter shows the status of the serial COM2
data stream. See Bit 1856 – Bit 1887 for more
information.
Secondary Master R/W This is the second set of Master move status flags.
Flags See Bit 2048 – Bit 2303 for more information.
Secondary Axis R/W This is the second set of Axis move status flags such
Flags as CAM, GEAR and Limit related. See Bit 2304 – Bit
2559 for more information.
EPLD Digital Inputs R/W These parameters show drive input states.
Tertiary Master R/W This is the third set of Master move status flags such
Flags as Spline and NURB motion related. See Bit 5120 – Bit
5631 for more information.
Misc. Control Group R/W This parameter shows some miscellaneous control
Flags flags. See bit 5632 – Bit 5663 for more information
Quaternary Master R/W This is the fourth set of Master move status flags such
Flags as MBUF and Look Ahead motion related. See Bit
5888 – Bit 6399 for more information.
Tertiary Axis Flags R/W This is the third set of Axis move status flags for CAM,
GEAR and Limit related. See Bit 2304 – Bit 2559 for
more information.
Quaternary Axis R/W This is the fourth set of Axis move status flags for
Flags Position Maintenance, Ethernet Alarm, and Drive I/O.
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0x2D Node 0 DI LONG 4456 4457 4458 4459 4460 4461 4462 4463
0x2F Node 0 DO LONG 4472 4473 4474 4475 4476 4477 4478 4479
0x31 Node 1 DI LONG 4488 4489 4490 4491 4492 4493 4494 4495
0x33 Node 1 DO LONG 4504 4505 4506 4507 4508 4509 4510 4511
0x35 Node 2 DI LONG 4520 4521 4522 4523 4524 4525 4526 4527
0x37 Node 2 DO LONG 4536 4537 4538 4539 4540 4541 4542 4543
0x39 Node 3 DI LONG 4552 4553 4554 4555 4556 4557 4558 4559
0x3B Node 3 DO LONG 4568 4569 4570 4571 4572 4573 4574 4575
0x2E Node 0 DI LONG 4464 4465 4466 4467 4468 4469 4470 4471
0x30 Node 0 DO LONG 4480 4481 4482 4483 4484 4485 4486 4487
0x32 Node 1 DI LONG 4496 4497 4498 4499 4500 4501 4502 4503
0x34 Node 1 DO LONG 4512 4513 4514 4515 4516 4517 4518 4519
0x36 Node 2 DI LONG 4528 4529 4530 4531 4532 4533 4534 4535
0x38 Node 2 DO LONG 4544 4545 4546 4547 4548 4549 4550 4551
0x3A Node 3 DI LONG 4560 4561 4562 4563 4564 4565 4566 4567
0x3C Node 3 DO LONG 4576 4577 4578 4579 4580 4581 4582 4583
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Quinary Axis R/W Control and Status flags for Homing and Limits.
Flags
EPL Network R/W Control and Status flags for an Ethernet Powerlink Network.
Flags
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0x00 Encoder Position LONG 6144 6160 6176 6192 6208 6224 6240 6256
0x01 Encoder Velocity LONG 6145 6161 6177 6193 6209 6225 6241 6257
0x02 Reserved LONG 6146 6162 6178 6194 6210 6226 6242 6258
0x03 Reserved LONG 6147 6163 6179 6195 6211 6227 6243 6259
0x04 ABS Revolution LONG 6148 6164 6180 6196 6212 6228 6244 6260
0x05 Reserved LONG 6149 6165 6181 6197 6213 6229 6245 6261
0x06 Reserved LONG 6150 6166 6182 6198 6214 6230 6246 6262
0x07 Reserved LONG 6151 6167 6183 6199 6215 6231 6247 6263
0x08 Stepper Signal FP32 6152 6168 6184 6200 6216 6232 6248 6264
0x09 Reserved FP32 6153 6169 6185 6201 6217 6233 6249 6265
0x0A Reserved FP32 6154 6170 6186 6202 6218 6234 6250 6266
0x0B Reserved FP32 6155 6171 6187 6203 6219 6235 6251 6267
0x0C Stepper Count LONG 6156 6172 6188 6204 6220 6236 6252 6268
0x0D Reserved LONG 6157 6173 6189 6205 6221 6237 6253 6269
0x0E Reserved LONG 6158 6174 6190 6206 6222 6238 6254 6270
0x0F Reserved LONG 6159 6175 6191 6207 6223 6239 6255 6271
0x00 DAC Output FP32 6400 6416 6432 6448 6464 6480 6496 6512
0x01 Reserved FP32 6401 6417 6433 6449 6465 6481 6497 6513
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 6402 6418 6434 6450 6466 6482 6498 6514
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 6403 6419 6435 6451 6467 6483 6499 6515
0x04 Reserved FP32 6404 6420 6436 6452 6468 6484 6500 6516
0x05 Reserved FP32 6405 6421 6437 6453 6469 6485 6501 6517
0x06 Reserved FP32 6406 6422 6438 6454 6470 6486 6502 6518
0x07 Reserved FP32 6407 6423 6439 6455 6471 6487 6503 6519
0x08 ADC Input FP32 6408 6424 6440 6456 6472 6488 6504 6520
0x09 Reserved FP32 6409 6425 6441 6457 6473 6489 6505 6521
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 6410 6426 6442 6458 6474 6490 6506 6522
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 6411 6427 6443 6459 6475 6491 6507 6523
0x0C Reserved FP32 6412 6428 6444 6460 6476 6492 6508 6524
0x0D Reserved FP32 6413 6429 6445 6461 6477 6493 6509 6525
0x0E Reserved FP32 6414 6430 6446 6462 6478 6494 6510 6526
0X0F Reserved FP32 6415 6431 6447 6463 6479 6495 6511 6527
0x80 Encoder Position LONG 6272 6288 6304 6320 6336 6352 6368 6384
0x81 Encoder Velocity LONG 6273 6289 6305 6321 6337 6353 6369 6385
0x82 Reserved LONG 6274 6290 6306 6322 6338 6354 6370 6386
0x83 Reserved LONG 6275 6291 6307 6323 6339 6355 6371 6387
0x84 ABS Revolution LONG 6276 6292 6308 6324 6340 6356 6372 6388
0x85 Reserved LONG 6277 6293 6309 6325 6341 6357 6373 6389
0x86 Reserved LONG 6278 6294 6310 6326 6342 6358 6374 6390
0X87 Reserved LONG 6279 6295 6311 6327 6343 6359 6375 6391
0x88 Stepper Signal FP32 6280 6296 6312 6328 6344 6360 6376 6392
0x89 Reserved FP32 6281 6297 6313 6329 6345 6361 6377 6393
0X8A Reserved FP32 6282 6298 6314 6330 6346 6362 6378 6394
0x8B Reserved FP32 6283 6299 6315 6331 6347 6363 6379 6395
0x8C Stepper Count LONG 6284 6300 6316 6332 6348 6364 6380 6396
0x8D Reserved LONG 6285 6301 6317 6333 6349 6365 6381 6397
0x8E Reserved LONG 6286 6302 6318 6334 6350 6366 6382 6398
0x8F Reserved LONG 6287 6303 6319 6335 6351 6367 6383 6399
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0x80 DAC Output FP32 6528 6544 6560 6576 6592 6608 6624 6640
0x81 Reserved FP32 6529 6545 6561 6577 6593 6609 6625 6641
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 6530 6546 6562 6578 6594 6610 6626 6642
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 6531 6547 6563 6579 6595 6611 6627 6643
0x84 Reserved FP32 6532 6548 6564 6580 6596 6612 6628 6644
0x85 Reserved FP32 6533 6549 6565 6581 6597 6613 6629 6645
0x86 Reserved FP32 6534 6550 6566 6582 6598 6614 6630 6646
0x87 Reserved FP32 6535 6551 6567 6583 6599 6615 6631 6647
0x88 ADC Input FP32 6536 6552 6568 6584 6600 6616 6632 6648
0x89 Reserved FP32 6537 6553 6569 6585 6601 6617 6633 6649
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 6538 6554 6570 6586 6602 6618 6634 6650
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 6539 6555 6571 6587 6603 6619 6635 6651
0x8C Reserved FP32 6540 6556 6572 6588 6604 6620 6636 6652
0x8D Reserved FP32 6541 6557 6573 6589 6605 6621 6637 6653
0x8E Reserved FP32 6542 6558 6574 6590 6606 6622 6638 6654
0X8F Reserved FP32 6543 6559 6575 6591 6607 6623 6639 6655
DAC Output R Voltage (volts) applied to DAC, updated every servo period.
DAC Offset R/W Offset (volts) subtracted from DAC Output before DAC Gain
is applied.
ADC Input R Value of ADC input after ADC Gain and ADC Offset have
been applied, updated every servo period.
ADC Offset R/W Offset (volts) added to Gain adjusted ADC value.
0x80 Encoder Position LONG 24576 24592 24608 24624 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x81 Encoder Velocity LONG 24577 24593 24609 24625 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x82 Reserved LONG 24578 24594 24610 24626 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x83 Reserved LONG 24579 24595 24611 24627 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x84 ABS Revolution LONG 24580 24596 24612 24628 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x85 Reserved LONG 24581 24597 24613 24629 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x86 Reserved LONG 24582 24598 24614 24630 N/A N/A N/A N/A
0X87 Reserved LONG 24583 24599 24615 24631 N/A N/A N/A N/A
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0x00 Tick Preload LONG 6656 6672 6688 6704 6720 6736 6752 6768
0x01 Tick Count LONG 6657 6673 6689 6705 6721 6737 6753 6769
0x02 Reserved LONG 6658 6674 6690 6706 6722 6738 6754 6770
0x03 Reserved LONG 6659 6675 6691 6707 6723 6739 6755 6771
0x04 Timer Preload LONG 6660 6676 6692 6708 6724 6740 6756 6772
0x05 Timer Count LONG 6661 6677 6693 6709 6725 6741 6757 6773
0x06 Counter Preload LONG 6662 6678 6694 6710 6726 6742 6758 6774
0x07 Counter Count LONG 6663 6679 6695 6711 6727 6743 6759 6775
Timer Preload R/W Number of milliseconds between timer input activation and
timer output activation.
Counter Preload R/W Starting count of down counter counting clock inputs.
Parameter Reference - 29
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Parameter Reference - 31
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Parameter Reference - 33
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Parity Bit 0 11
Parity Bit 1 12
Reserved 13
Reserved 14
Reserved 16
Reserved 17
Reserved 18
Reserved 19
Reserved 20
Reserved 21
Reserved 22
Reserved 23
Reserved 24
Reserved 25
Reserved 26
Reserved 27
Reserved 28
Reserved 29
Reserved 30
Reserved 31
Baud rate R/W Selects the baud rate when the Autobaud Detect function is
disabled via the Startup Enable field. The baud rate field is
set as follows:
Baud rate Bit 7 thru Bit 0 = Baud rate / 300
For Example: To select a baud rate of 9600:
9600 / 300 = 32d = 20h
Data bits R/W Selects the number of data bits transmitted as follows:
Control 0 = 5 Data Bits
1 = 6 Data Bits
2 = 7 Data Bits
3 = 8 Data Bits
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Startup Enable R/W Enables / disables the Autobaud Detect feature of the
motion controller board, in conjunction with the Autobaud
Detect Disable jumper (or switch for the ACR8000) as
follows:
0= Always autobaud detect (Note: The Autobaud
Detect Disable jumper (or switch) will be ignored)
1= If the Autobaud Detect Disable jumper (or switch)
is enabled, use the manual port communication settings
above; otherwise, autobaud detect.
Refer to the appropriate Hardware Manual for Autobaud
Detect Disable jumper (or switch) details.
ISO 31
EXT 30
STP 29
ENC 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
BCF 23
BCL 22
VEE 21
VDD 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Board Present** 15
ISO 14
EXT 13
Reserved 12
Board Present** 11
ISO 10
EXT 9
Reserved 8
Board Present** 7
ISO 6
EXT 5
Reserved 4
Board Present** 3
ISO 2
EXT 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
**Board Present:
0 = Expansion Board is detected (Present)
1 = Expansion Board is not detected (Not Present)
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BCL R 1000 mAh Lithium Battery BT1 voltage low indicator. This is
a warning indicator that battery voltage is approaching
minimum requirements for SRAM back-up. Minimum SRAM
data retention voltage is 2.0VDC. BT1 should be replaced.
(Panasonic P/N CR2477N)
PASS: BT1 > 2.5 VDC
FAIL: BT1 is between 2.3 and 2.5 VDC (when BCF displays
PASS)
BCF R 1000 mAh Lithium Battery BT1 voltage fail indicator. This is
a warning indicator that battery voltage is below
requirements for SRAM back-up (minimum SRAM data
retention voltage is 2.0VDC). BT1 must be replaced.
(Panasonic P/N CR2477N)
PASS: BT1 > 2.2VDC
FAIL: BT1 is between 2.0 and 2.2 VDC.
Reserved 31
Reserved 30
Reserved 29
EVCC 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
Reserved 23
Reserved 22
Reserved 21
Reserved 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Reserved 15
Reserved 14
Reserved 13
Reserved 12
Reserved 11
Reserved 10
Reserved 9
Reserved 8
Reserved 7
Reserved 6
Reserved 5
Reserved 4
Reserved 3
Reserved 2
Reserved 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
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IO PWR 31
STP PWR 30
ENC PWR 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
Reserved 23
Reserved 22
Reserved 21
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Board Present** 15
ISO 14
EXT 13
Reserved 12
Board Present** 11
ISO 10
EXT 9
Reserved 8
Board Present** 7
ISO 6
EXT 5
Reserved 4
Board Present** 3
ISO 2
EXT 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Fail
1 = Pass
**Board Present:
0 = Expansion Board is detected (Present)
1 = Expansion Board is not detected (Not Present)
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ISO 31
EXT 30
Reserved 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
BCF 23
BCL 22
VEE 21
VDD 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Board Present** 15
ISO 14
EXT 13
Reserved 12
Board Present** 11
ISO 10
EXT 9
Reserved 8
Board Present** 7
ISO 6
EXT 5
Reserved 4
Board Present** 3
ISO 2
EXT 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
**Board Present:
0 = Expansion Board is detected (Present)
1 = Expansion Board is not detected (Not Present)
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BCL R 1000 mAh Lithium Battery BT1 voltage low indicator. This is a
warning indicator that battery voltage is approaching minimum
requirements for SRAM back-up. Minimum SRAM data retention
voltage is 2.0VDC. BT1 should be replaced. (Panasonic P/N
CR2477N)
PASS: BT1 > 2.5VDC
FAIL: BT1 is between 2.3 and 2.5 VDC (when BCF displays
PASS)
+5V 31
+24V 30
Reserved 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
Reserved 23
Reserved 22
-12V 21
+12V 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Reserved 15
Reserved 14
Reserved 13
Reserved 12
Reserved 11
Reserved 10
Reserved 9
Reserved 8
Reserved 7
Reserved 6
Reserved 5
Reserved 4
Reserved 3
Reserved 2
Reserved 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
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ISO 31
EXT 30
Reserved 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
BCF 23
BCL 22
VEE 21
VDD 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Board Present** 15
ISO 14
EXT 13
Reserved 12
Board Present** 11
ISO 10
EXT 9
Reserved 8
Board Present** 7
ISO 6
EXT 5
Reserved 4
Board Present** 3
ISO 2
EXT 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
**Board Present:
0 = Expansion Board is detected (Present)
1 = Expansion Board is not detected (Not Present)
BCL R 1000 mAh Lithium Battery BT1 voltage low indicator. This is a
warning indicator that battery voltage is approaching minimum
requirements for SRAM back-up. Minimum SRAM data retention
voltage is 2.0VDC. BT1 should be replaced. (Panasonic P/N
CR2477N)
PASS: BT1 > 2.5VDC
FAIL: BT1 is between 2.3 and 2.5 VDC (when BCF displays
PASS)
BCF R 1000 mAh Lithium Battery BT1 voltage fail indicator. This is a
warning indicator that battery voltage is below requirements for
SRAM back-up (minimum SRAM data retention voltage is
2.0VDC). BT1 must be replaced. (Panasonic P/N CR2477N)
PASS: BT1 > 2.2VDC
FAIL: BT1 is between 2.0 and 2.2 VDC.
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ISO 31
EXT 30
Reserved 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
Reserved 23
Reserved 22
VEE 21
VDD 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Board Present** 15
ISO 14
EXT 13
Reserved 12
Board Present** 11
ISO 10
EXT 9
Reserved 8
Board Present** 7
ISO 6
EXT 5
Reserved 4
Board Present** 3
ISO 2
EXT 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
**Board Present:
0 = Expansion Board is detected (Present)
1 = Expansion Board is not detected (Not Present)
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Reserved 31
Reserved 30
Reserved 29
Reserved 28
Reserved 27
Reserved 26
Reserved 25
Reserved 24
Reserved 23
BCL 22
Reserved 21
Reserved 20
Reserved 19
Reserved 18
Reserved 17
Reserved 16
Reserved 15
Reserved 14
Reserved 13
Reserved 12
Reserved 11
Reserved 10
Reserved 9
Reserved 8
Reserved 7
Reserved 6
Reserved 5
Reserved 4
Reserved 3
Reserved 2
Reserved 1
Reserved 0
Where:
0 = Pass
1 = Fail
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PROG0 - PROG7
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index Program Parameters Program Number
Code=0x1C 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0x00 Line Number (RUN) LONG 7168 7184 7200 7216 7232 7248 7264 7280
PROG8 - PROG15
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index Program Parameters Program Number
Code=0x1C 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
0x80 Line Number (RUN) LONG 7296 7312 7328 7344 7360 7376 7392 7408
0x00 Reserved LONG 7424 7440 7456 7472 7488 7504 7520 7536
0x01 Reserved LONG 7425 7441 7457 7473 7489 7505 7521 7537
0x02 Reserved LONG 7426 7442 7458 7474 7490 7506 7522 7538
0x03 Code LONG 7427 7443 7459 7475 7491 7507 7523 7539
0x04 Index LONG 7428 7444 7460 7476 7492 7508 7524 7540
0x05 Type LONG 7429 7445 7461 7477 7493 7509 7525 7541
0x06 Reserved LONG 7430 7446 7462 7478 7494 7510 7526 7542
0x07 Reserved LONG 7431 7447 7463 7479 7495 7511 7527 7543
0x80 Reserved LONG 7552 7568 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x81 Reserved LONG 7553 7569 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x82 Reserved LONG 7554 7570 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x83 Code LONG 7555 7571 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x84 Index LONG 7556 7572 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x85 Type LONG 7557 7573 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x86 Reserved LONG 7558 7574 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
0x87 Reserved LONG 7559 7575 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
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Code Field R/W The group code and group index work as a pair to select
Description the data to be copied to dual port memory. The group code
selects a general data grouping and the group index selects
a set of eight fields within that group.
The group code and group index parameters can be
changed while the FSTAT is on and it won’t affect the
current FSTAT setup. The new FSTAT setup will not be
effective until the FSTAT ON REQUEST is acknowledged.
Index Field R/W The group code and group index work as a pair to select
Description the data to be copied to dual port memory. The group code
selects a general data grouping and the group index selects
a set of eight fields within that group.
The group code and group index parameters can be
changed while the FSTAT is on and it won’t affect the
current FSTAT setup. The new FSTAT setup will not be
effective until the FSTAT ON REQUEST is acknowledged.
0x08 Current Status Duration LONG 7683 7691 7699 7707 7715
0x10 Attached ACR Stream Number LONG 7684 7692 7700 7708 7716
0x20 Guarded By Watchdog Number LONG 7685 7693 7701 7709 7717
0x08 Current Status Duration LONG 7747 7755 7763 7771 7779
0x10 Update Period To Client LONG 7748 7756 7764 7772 7780
0x20 Guarded By Watchdog Number LONG 7749 7757 7765 7773 7781
0x08 Current Status Duration LONG 7811 7819 7827 7835 7843
0x10 Watchdog Timer Value LONG 7812 7820 7828 7836 7844
0x20 Watchdog Ticker Value LONG 7813 7821 7829 7837 7845
0x40 User Alarm Filter Value LONG 7814 7822 7830 7838 7846
0x80 Controller Alarm Filter Value LONG 7815 7823 7831 7839 7847
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Client's IP Port R The port number of the current or recently connected client.
This is expressed as an integer in the parameter. This
applies to all connection types (connection management,
fast status, and ASCII).
User Alarm R This is the user alarm filter value supplied by the
Filter Value management connection client in its most recent alarm
subscription request. This applies to only Connection
Management connections.
Controller Alarm R This is the controller alarm filter value supplied by the
Filter Value management connection client in its most recent alarm
subscription request. This applies to only Connection
Management connections.
Parameter Reference - 57
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0x00 Distance Into Move FP32 8192 8448 8704 8960 9216 9472 9728 9984
0x01 Vector VEL FP32 8193 8449 8705 8961 9217 9473 9729 9985
0x02 Vector ACC FP32 8194 8450 8706 8962 9218 9474 9730 9986
0x03 Vector JRK FP32 8195 8451 8707 8963 9219 9475 9731 9987
0x04 Vector Length FP32 8196 8452 8708 8964 9220 9476 9732 9988
0x05 Target VEL FP32 8197 8453 8709 8965 9221 9477 9733 9989
0x06 Target ACC FP32 8198 8454 8710 8966 9222 9478 9734 9990
0x07 Reserved FP32 8199 8455 8711 8967 9223 9479 9735 9991
0x08 Distance To Go FP32 8200 8456 8712 8968 9224 9480 9736 9992
0x09 Feedrate Override FP32 8201 8457 8713 8969 9225 9481 9737 9993
(FOV)
0x0A Manual VECTOR FP32 8202 8458 8714 8970 9226 9482 9738 9994
0x0B Total Distance FP32 8203 8459 8715 8971 9227 9483 9739 9995
0x0C Distance Squared FP32 8204 8460 8716 8972 9228 9484 9740 9996
0x0D Velocity Squared FP32 8205 8461 8717 8973 9229 9485 9741 9997
0x0E Fraction Into Move FP32 8206 8462 8718 8974 9230 9486 9742 9998
0x0F Distance Into Path FP32 8207 8463 8719 8975 9231 9487 9743 9999
0x10 Move Counter LONG 8208 8464 8720 8976 9232 9488 9744 10000
0x11 Reserved LONG 8209 8465 8721 8977 9233 9489 9745 10001
0x12 Reserved LONG 8210 8466 8722 8978 9234 9490 9746 10002
0x13 INT Response Period LONG 8211 8467 8723 8979 9235 9491 9747 10003
0x14 MBUF Filled LONG 8212 8468 8724 8980 9236 9492 9748 10004
0x15 Reserved LONG 8213 8469 8725 8981 9237 9493 9749 10005
0x16 Reserved LONG 8214 8470 8726 8982 9238 9494 9750 10006
0x17 Reserved LONG 8215 8471 8727 8983 9239 9495 9751 10007
0x18 Rapid Feedrate FP32 8216 8472 8728 8984 9240 9496 9752 10008
Override (ROV)
0x19 Move Time (TMOV) FP32 8217 8473 8729 8985 9241 9497 9753 10009
0x1A Delta TMOV Time FP32 8218 8474 8730 8986 9242 9498 9754 10010
0x1B TMOV Velocity FP32 8219 8475 8731 8987 9243 9499 9755 10011
0x1C Time Over Velocity FP32 8220 8476 8732 8988 9245 9500 9756 10012
(TOV)
0x1D TOV Internal FP32 8221 8477 8733 8989 9245 9501 9757 10013
0x1E TOV Rate FP32 8222 8478 8734 8990 9246 9502 9758 10014
0x1F User Velocity FP32 8223 8479 8735 8991 9247 9503 9759 10015
0x20 NURB Time Factor FP32 8224 8480 8736 8992 9248 9504 9760 10016
0x21 NURB Start Time FP32 8225 8481 8737 8993 9249 9505 9761 10017
0x22 Reserved FP32 8226 8482 8738 8994 9250 9506 9762 10018
0x23 Reserved FP32 8227 8483 8739 8995 9251 9507 9763 10019
0x24 SPLINE Time Factor FP32 8228 8484 8740 8996 9252 9508 9764 10020
0x25 SPLINE Buffer Length FP32 8229 8485 8741 8997 9253 9509 9765 10021
0x26 Reserved FP32 8230 8486 8742 8998 9254 9510 9766 10022
0x27 Reserved FP32 8231 8487 8743 8999 9255 9511 9767 10023
0x28 VEL LIMIT FP32 8232 8488 8744 9000 9256 9512 9768 10024
0x29 LOOK Ahead Min Vel FP32 8233 8489 8745 9001 9257 9513 9769 10025
0x2A Look Ahead Vector FP32 8234 8490 8746 9002 9258 9514 9770 10026
Angle
0x2B Reserved FP32 8235 8491 8747 9003 9259 9515 9771 10027
0x2C TANG Turn Limit FP32 8236 8492 8748 9004 9260 9516 9772 10028
0x2D Reserved FP32 8237 8493 8749 9005 9261 9517 9773 10029
0x2E Reserved FP32 8238 8494 8750 9006 9262 9518 9774 10030
0x2F Reserved FP32 8239 8495 8751 9007 9263 9519 9775 10031
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0x30 Reserved FP32 8240 8496 8752 9008 9264 9520 9776 10032
0x31 Reserved FP32 8241 8497 8753 9009 9265 9521 9777 10033
0x32 Reserved FP32 8242 8498 8754 9010 9266 9522 9778 10034
0x33 Reserved FP32 8243 8499 8755 9011 9267 9523 9779 10035
0x34 Reserved FP32 8244 8500 8756 9012 9268 9524 9780 10036
0x35 Reserved FP32 8245 8501 8757 9013 9269 9525 9781 10037
0x36 Reserved FP32 8246 8502 8758 9014 9270 9526 9782 10038
0x37 Reserved FP32 8247 8503 8759 9015 9271 9527 9783 10039
0x38 Reserved LONG 8248 8504 8760 9016 9272 9528 9784 10040
0x39 Reserved LONG 8249 8505 8761 9017 9273 9529 9785 10041
0x3A Reserved LONG 8250 8506 8762 9018 9274 9530 9786 10042
0x3B Reserved LONG 8251 8507 8763 9019 9275 9531 9787 10043
0x3C Reserved LONG 8252 8508 8764 9020 9276 9532 9788 10044
0x3D Reserved LONG 8253 8509 8765 9021 9277 9533 9789 10045
0x3E Reserved LONG 8254 8510 8766 9022 9278 9534 9790 10046
0x3F Reserved LONG 8255 8511 8767 9023 9279 9535 9791 10047
Vector Velocity R This is the current total vector velocity of all the axes
attached to the master. It is always positive and varies
between zero and user set velocity (VEL).
Target Velocity R User entered velocity for the current move block in motion.
Distance To Go R This is the distance left for the current move in process.
Distance R This is the square of the vector distance of all the axes
Squared attached to the master for the buffered move.
Fraction Into R It goes from zero to one as the move goes from start to
Move end.
Move Counter R If the master flags to count up or down is set then this will
count the number of moves
INT Response R/W This is used by HSINT and INT commands. The default
Period value for the INT Response period is 5 (the units are in
servo period). It should be set –1 to turn this feature off.
MBUF Filled R It shows the number of moves buffered when using the
multi-buffer mode.
Move Time R It is the time set in seconds for each move to complete.
See TMOV command for details.
Delta TMOV R When masters are synchronized, this is the minimum move
time time needed by each master to complete its move.
TMOV Velocity R This is the value set by the TMOV VEL command.
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TOV Rate R/W User sets this value to change the rate of change of TOV
from one value to another.
User Velocity
NURB Time R/W This parameter may be changed before starting the NURB
Factor move to change the speed of NURB Time Mode
interpolator. Reducing this parameter by half will double the
speed.
NURB Start R/W Contains the values in which the NURB will go from zero
Time velocity to full velocity. Setting it zero nullifies it, and the
profiler go to full velocity immediately.
SPLINE Time R/W This parameter may be changed before starting the
Factor SPLINE move to change the speed of the SPLINE Time
Mode interpolator. Reducing this parameter by half will
double the speed.
SPLINE Buffer R/W The default value is 5. The user can change this value from
Length 2 to 5. Making the SPLINE buffer length smaller will result
in reduced smoothness of the position curve.
VEL Limit R The master current vector velocity will not go above this
limit.
LookAhead Min R/W Minimum velocity to which the LookAhead will slow down.
Velocity User can change this value.
TANG Turn R/W User sets this angle in degrees. If the angle between two
Limit moves is less then this angle then no extra move is
inserted for the tangential axis. The default value is zero,
which means that a move will always be inserted unless the
moves make a straight line.
0x00 Distance Into Move FP32 10240 10496 10752 11008 11264 11520 11776 12032
0x01 Vector VEL FP32 10241 10497 10753 11009 11265 11521 11777 12033
0x02 Vector ACC FP32 10242 10498 10754 11010 11266 11522 11778 12034
0x03 Vector JRK FP32 10243 10499 10755 11011 11267 11523 11779 12035
0x04 Vector Length FP32 10244 10500 10756 11012 11268 11524 11780 12036
0x05 Target VEL FP32 10245 10501 10757 11013 11269 11525 11781 12037
0x06 Target ACC FP32 10246 10502 10758 11014 11270 11526 11782 12038
0x07 Reserved FP32 10247 10503 10759 11015 11271 11527 11783 12039
0x08 Distance To Go FP32 10248 10504 10760 11016 11272 11528 11784 12040
0x09 Feedrate Override (FOV) FP32 10249 10505 10761 11017 11273 11529 11785 12041
0x0A Manual VECTOR FP32 10250 10506 10762 11018 11274 11530 11786 12042
0x0B Total Distance FP32 10251 10507 10763 11019 11275 11531 11787 12043
0x0C Distance Squared FP32 10252 10508 10764 11020 11276 11532 11788 12044
0x0D Velocity Squared FP32 10253 10509 10765 11021 11277 11533 11789 12045
0x0E Fraction Into Move FP32 10254 10510 10766 11022 11278 11534 11790 12046
0x0F Distance Into Path FP32 10255 10511 10767 11023 11279 11535 11791 12047
0x10 Move Counter LONG 10256 10512 10768 11024 11280 11536 11792 12048
0x11 Reserved LONG 10257 10513 10769 11025 11281 11537 11793 12049
0x12 Reserved LONG 10258 10514 10770 11026 11282 11538 11794 12050
0x13 INT Response Period LONG 10259 10515 10771 11027 11283 11539 11795 12051
0x14 MBUF Filled LONG 10260 10516 10772 11028 11284 11540 11796 12052
0x15 Reserved LONG 10261 10517 10773 11029 11285 11541 11797 12053
0x16 Reserved LONG 10262 10518 10774 11030 11286 11542 11798 12054
0x17 Reserved LONG 10263 10519 10775 11031 11287 11543 11799 12055
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0x18 Rapid Feedrate Override FP32 10264 10520 10776 11032 11288 11544 11800 12056
(ROV)
0x19 Move Time (TMOV) FP32 10265 10521 10777 11033 11289 11545 11801 12057
0x1A Delta TMOV Time FP32 10266 10522 10778 11034 11290 11546 11802 12058
0x1B TMOV Velocity FP32 10267 10523 10779 11035 11291 11547 11803 12059
0x1C Time Over Velocity FP32 10268 10524 10780 11036 11292 11548 11804 12060
(TOV)
0x1D TOV Internal FP32 10269 10525 10781 11037 11293 11549 11805 12061
0x1E TOV Rate FP32 10270 10526 10782 11038 11294 11550 11806 12062
0x1F User Velocity FP32 10271 10527 10783 11039 11295 11551 11807 12063
0x20 NURB Time Factor FP32 10272 10528 10784 11040 11296 11552 11808 12064
0x21 NURB Start Time FP32 10273 10529 10785 11041 11297 11553 11809 12065
0x22 Reserved FP32 10274 10530 10786 11042 11298 11554 11810 12066
0x23 Reserved FP32 10275 10531 10787 11043 11299 11555 11811 12067
0x24 SPLINE Time Factor FP32 10276 10532 10788 11044 11300 11556 11812 12068
0x25 SPLINE Buffer Length FP32 10277 10533 10789 11045 11301 11557 11813 12069
0x26 Reserved FP32 10278 10534 10790 11046 11302 11558 11814 12070
0x27 Reserved FP32 10279 10535 10791 11047 11303 11559 11815 12071
0x28 VEL LIMIT FP32 10280 10536 10792 11048 11304 11560 11816 12072
0x29 LOOK Ahead Min Vel FP32 10281 10537 10793 11049 11305 11561 11817 12073
0x2A Look Ahead Vector Angle FP32 10282 10538 10794 11050 11306 11562 11818 12074
0x2B Reserved FP32 10283 10539 10795 11051 11307 11563 11819 12075
0x2C TANG Turn Limit FP32 10284 10540 10796 11052 11308 11564 11820 12076
0x2D Reserved FP32 10285 10541 10797 11053 11309 11565 11821 12077
0x2E Reserved FP32 10286 10542 10798 11054 11310 11566 11822 12078
0x2F Reserved FP32 10287 10543 10799 11055 11311 11567 11823 12079
0x30 Reserved FP32 10288 10544 10800 11056 11312 11568 11824 12080
0x31 Reserved FP32 10289 10545 10801 11057 11313 11569 11825 12081
0x32 Reserved FP32 10290 10546 10802 11058 11314 11570 11826 12082
0x33 Reserved FP32 10291 10547 10803 11059 11315 11571 11827 12083
0x34 Reserved FP32 10292 10548 10804 11060 11316 11572 11828 12084
0x35 Reserved FP32 10293 10549 10805 11061 11317 11573 11829 12085
0x36 Reserved FP32 10294 10550 10806 11062 11318 11574 11830 12086
0x37 Reserved FP32 10295 10551 10807 11063 11319 11575 11831 12087
0x38 Reserved LONG 10296 10552 10808 11064 11320 11576 11832 12088
0x39 Reserved LONG 10297 10553 10809 11065 11321 11577 11833 12089
0x3A Reserved LONG 10298 10554 10810 11066 11322 11578 11834 12090
0x3B Reserved LONG 10299 10555 10811 11067 11323 11579 11835 12091
0x3C Reserved LONG 10300 10556 10812 11068 11324 11580 11836 12092
0x3D Reserved LONG 10301 10557 10813 11069 11325 11581 11837 12093
0x3E Reserved LONG 10302 10558 10814 11070 11326 11582 11838 12094
0x3F Reserved LONG 10303 10559 10815 11071 11327 11583 11839 12095
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Vector Velocity R This is the current total vector velocity of all the axes
attached to the master. It is always positive and varies
between zero and user set velocity (VEL).
Target Velocity R User entered velocity for the current move block in motion.
Distance To Go R This is the distance left for the current move in process.
Distance R This is the square of the vector distance of all the axes
Squared attached to the master for the buffered move.
Fraction Into R It goes from zero to one as the move goes from start to
Move end.
Move Counter R If the master flags to count up or down is set then this will
count the number of moves
INT Response R/W This is used by HSINT and INT commands. The default
Period value for the INT Response period is 5 (the units are in
servo period). It should be set –1 to turn this feature off.
MBUF Filled R It shows the number of moves buffered when using the
multi-buffer mode.
Move Time R It is the time set in seconds for each move to complete.
See TMOV command for details.
Delta TMOV R When masters are synchronized, this is the minimum move
time time needed by each master to complete its move.
TMOV Velocity R This is the value set by the TMOV VEL command.
TOV Rate R/W User sets this value to change the rate of change of TOV
from one value to another.
User Velocity
NURB Time R/W This parameter may be changed before starting the NURB
Factor move to change the speed of NURB Time Mode
interpolator. Reducing this parameter by half will double the
speed.
NURB Start R/W Contains the values in which the NURB will go from zero
Time velocity to full velocity. Setting it zero nullifies it, and the
profiler go to full velocity immediately.
SPLINE Time R/W This parameter may be changed before starting the
Factor SPLINE move to change the speed of the SPLINE Time
Mode interpolator. Reducing this parameter by half will
double the speed.
SPLINE Buffer R/W The default value is 5. The user can change this value from
Length 2 to 5. Making the SPLINE buffer length smaller will result
in reduced smoothness of the position curve.
VEL Limit R The master current vector velocity will not go above this
limit.
LookAhead Min R/W Minimum velocity to which the LookAhead will slow down.
Velocity User can change this value.
TANG Turn R/W User sets this angle in degrees. If the angle between two
Limit moves is less then this angle then no extra move is
inserted for the tangential axis. The default value is zero,
which means that a move will always be inserted unless the
moves make a straight line.
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0x00 Current Position LONG 12288 12544 12800 13056 13312 13568 13824 14080
0x01 Target Position LONG 12289 12545 12801 13057 13313 13569 13825 14081
0x02 Actual Position LONG 12290 12546 12802 13058 13314 13570 13826 14082
0x03 Following Error LONG 12291 12547 12803 13059 13315 13571 13827 14083
0x04 Hardware Capture LONG 12292 12548 12804 13060 13316 13572 13828 14084
(INTCAP)
0x05 Software Capture LONG 12293 12549 12805 13061 13317 13573 13829 14085
(INTCAP)
0x06 Primary Setpoint LONG 12294 12550 12806 13062 13318 13574 13830 14086
0x07 Secondary Setpoint LONG 12295 12551 12807 13063 13319 13575 13831 14087
0x08 Gear Offset (GEAR RES) LONG 12296 12552 12808 13064 13320 13576 13832 14088
0x09 Jog Offset (JOG RES) LONG 12297 12553 12809 13065 13321 13577 13833 14089
0x0A Cam Offset (CAM RES) LONG 12298 12554 12810 13066 13322 13578 13834 14090
0x0B Ballscrew Offset LONG 12299 12555 12811 13067 13323 13579 13835 14091
0x0C Backlash Offset (BKL) LONG 12300 12556 12812 13068 13324 13580 13836 14092
0x0D Reserved LONG 12301 12557 12813 13069 13325 13581 13837 14093
0x0E Reserved LONG 12302 12558 12814 13070 13326 13582 13838 14094
0x0F Reserved LONG 12303 12559 12815 13071 13327 13583 13839 14095
0x10 Proportional Gain FP32 12304 12560 12816 13072 13328 13584 13840 14096
(PGAIN)
0x11 Integral Gain (IGAIN) FP32 12305 12561 12817 13073 13329 13585 13841 14097
0x12 Integral Limit (ILIMIT) FP32 12306 12562 12818 13074 13330 13586 13842 14098
0x13 Integral Delay (IDELAY) FP32 12307 12563 12819 13075 13331 13587 13843 14099
0x14 Derivative Gain (DGAIN) FP32 12308 12564 12820 13076 13332 13588 13844 14100
0x15 Derivative Width FP32 12309 12565 12821 13077 13333 13589 13845 14101
(DWIDTH)
0x16 Feedforward Velocity FP32 12310 12566 12822 13078 13334 13590 13846 14102
(FFVEL)
0x17 Feedforward Accel FP32 12311 12567 12823 13079 13335 13591 13847 14103
(FFACC)
0x18 Proportional Term FP32 12312 12568 12824 13080 13336 13592 13848 14104
0x19 Integral Term FP32 12313 12569 12825 13081 13337 13593 13849 14105
0x1A Derivative Term FP32 12314 12570 12826 13082 13338 13594 13850 14106
0x1B Velocity FP32 12315 12571 12827 13083 13339 13595 13851 14107
0x1C Acceleration FP32 12316 12572 12828 13084 13340 13596 13852 14108
0x1D Summation Point FP32 12317 12573 12829 13085 13341 13597 13853 14109
0x1E Filter Output Signal FP32 12318 12574 12830 13086 13342 13598 13854 14110
0x1F Output Signal FP32 12319 12575 12831 13087 13343 13599 13855 14111
0x20 Plus Excess Error (EXC) FP32 12320 12576 12832 13088 13344 13600 13856 14112
0x21 Minus Excess Error FP32 12321 12577 12833 13089 13345 13601 13857 14113
(EXC)
0x22 Plus In Position (IPB) FP32 12322 12578 12834 13090 13346 13602 13858 14114
0x23 Minus In Position (IPB) FP32 12323 12579 12835 13091 13347 13603 13859 14115
0x24 Plus A Limit (ALM) FP32 12324 12580 12836 13092 13348 13604 13860 14116
0x25 Minus A Limit (ALM) FP32 12325 12581 12837 13093 13349 13605 13861 14117
0x26 Plus B Limit (BLM) FP32 12326 12582 12838 13094 13350 13606 13862 14118
0x27 Minus B Limit (BLM) FP32 12327 12583 12839 13095 13351 13607 13863 14119
0x28 Plus Torque Limit (TLM) FP32 12328 12584 12840 13096 13352 13608 13864 14120
0x29 Minus Torque Limit FP32 12329 12585 12841 13097 13353 13609 13865 14121
(TLM)
0x2A Plus Torque Band FP32 12330 12586 12842 13098 13354 13610 13866 14122
0x2B Minus Torque Band FP32 12331 12587 12843 13099 13355 13611 13867 14123
0x2C Backlash Setting (BKL) FP32 12332 12588 12844 13100 13356 13612 13868 14124
0x2D Reserved FP32 12333 12589 12845 13101 13357 13613 13869 14125
0x2E Plus Jog Limit (JLM) FP32 12334 12590 12846 13102 13358 13614 13870 14126
0x2F Minus Jog Limit (JLM) FP32 12335 12591 12847 13103 13359 13615 13871 14127
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0x30 b2 Coefficient FP32 12336 12592 12848 13104 13360 13616 13872 14128
0x31 a2 Coefficient FP32 12337 12593 12849 13105 13361 13617 13873 14129
0x32 b1 Coefficient FP32 12338 12594 12850 13106 13362 13618 13874 14130
0x33 a1 Coefficient FP32 12339 12595 12851 13107 13363 13619 13875 14131
0x34 a0 Coefficient FP32 12340 12596 12852 13108 13364 13620 13876 14132
0x35 b2 Coefficient FP32 12341 12597 12853 13109 13365 13621 13877 14133
0x36 a2 Coefficient FP32 12342 12598 12854 13110 13366 13622 13878 14134
0x37 b1 Coefficient FP32 12343 12599 12855 13111 13367 13623 13879 14135
0x38 a1 Coefficient FP32 12344 12600 12856 13112 13368 13624 13880 14136
0x39 a0 Coefficient FP32 12345 12601 12857 13113 13369 13625 13881 14137
0x3A Current JOG VEL FP32 12346 12602 12858 13114 13370 13626 13882 14138
0x3B Current JOG ACC FP32 12347 12603 12859 13115 13371 13627 13883 14139
0x3C JOG VEL Setting FP32 12348 12604 12860 13116 13372 13628 13884 14140
0x3D JOG ACC Setting FP32 12349 12605 12861 13117 13373 13629 13885 14141
0x3E JOG DEC Setting FP32 12350 12606 12862 13118 13374 13630 13886 14142
0x3F JOG JRK Setting FP32 12351 12607 12863 13119 13375 13631 13887 14143
0x40 FBVEL Gain Setting FP32 12352 12608 12864 13120 13376 13632 13888 14144
0x41 FBVEL Term FP32 12353 12609 12865 13121 13377 13633 13889 14145
0x42 FFVEL Term FP32 12354 12610 12866 13122 13378 13634 13890 14146
0x43 FFACC Term FP32 12355 12611 12867 13123 13379 13635 13891 14147
0x44 Reserved FP32 12356 12612 12868 13124 13380 13636 13892 14148
0x45 Reserved FP32 12357 12613 12869 13125 13381 13637 13893 14149
0x46 Reserved FP32 12358 12614 12870 13126 13382 13638 13894 14150
0x47 Reserved FP32 12359 12615 12871 13127 13383 13639 13895 14151
0x48 INVK Input FP32 12360 12616 12872 13128 13384 13640 13896 14152
0x49 INVK Output FP32 12361 12617 12873 13129 13385 13641 13897 14153
0x4A INVK Input Previous FP32 12362 12618 12874 13130 13386 13642 13898 14154
0x4B Reserved FP32 12363 12619 12875 13131 13387 13643 13899 14155
0x4C Reserved FP32 12364 12620 12876 13132 13388 13644 13900 14156
0x4D Reserved FP32 12365 12621 12877 13133 13389 13645 13901 14157
0x4E Reserved FP32 12366 12622 12878 13134 13390 13646 13902 14158
0x4F Reserved FP32 12367 12623 12879 13135 13391 13647 13903 14159
0x50 MAXVEL FP32 12368 12624 12880 13136 13392 13648 13904 14160
0x51 Gear Slip FP32 12369 12625 12881 13137 13393 13649 13905 14161
0x52 RPM Factor FP32 12370 12626 12882 13138 13394 13650 13906 14162
0x53 RPM FP32 12371 12627 12883 13139 13395 13651 13907 14163
0x54 Smooth Encoder Velocity FP32 12372 12628 12884 13140 13396 13652 13908 14164
0x55 Start Radius FP32 12373 12629 12885 13141 13397 13653 13909 14165
0x56 End Radius FP32 12374 12630 12886 13142 13398 13654 13910 14166
0x57 PPU FP32 12375 12631 12887 13143 13399 13655 13911 14167
0x58 Lock Feedback Gain FP32 12376 12632 12888 13144 13400 13656 13912 14168
0x59 DIP FP32 12377 12633 12889 13145 13401 13657 13913 14169
0x5A DIN FP32 12378 12634 12890 13146 13402 13658 13914 14170
0x5B KVF FP32 12379 12635 12891 13147 13403 13659 13915 14171
0x5C KVI FP32 12380 12636 12892 13148 13404 13660 13916 14172
0x5D KVP FP32 12381 12637 12893 13149 13405 13661 13917 14173
0x5E Reserved FP32 12382 12638 12894 13150 13406 13662 13918 14174
0x5F Reserved FP32 12383 12639 12895 13151 13407 13663 13919 14175
0x60 NOTCH Filter Center FLOAT 12384 12640 12896 13152 13408 13664 13920 14176
Frequency
0x61 NOTCH Filter Width FLOAT 12385 12641 12897 13153 13409 13665 13921 14177
0x62 LOPASS Cutoff FLOAT 12386 12642 12898 13154 13410 13666 13922 14178
Frequency
0x63 Reserved FLOAT 12387 12643 12899 13155 13411 13667 13923 14179
0x64 PM Velocity FLOAT 12388 12644 12900 13156 13412 13668 13924 14180
0x65 PM ACC FLOAT 12389 12645 12901 13157 13413 13669 13925 14181
0x66 Reserved FLOAT 12390 12646 12902 13158 13414 13670 13926 14182
0x67 PM SCALE FLOAT 12391 12647 12903 13159 13415 13671 13927 14183
0x68 Reserved LONG 12392 12648 12904 13160 13416 13672 13928 14184
0x69 Reserved LONG 12393 12649 12905 13161 13417 13673 13929 14185
0x6A Reserved LONG 12394 12650 12906 13162 13418 13674 13930 14186
0x6B Reserved LONG 12395 12651 12907 13163 13419 13675 13931 14187
Parameter Reference - 71
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0x6C GEAR ON TRG Offset LONG 12396 12652 12908 13164 13420 13676 13932 14188
0x6D GEAR OFF TRG Offset LONG 12397 12653 12909 13165 13421 13677 13933 14189
0x6E Reserved LONG 12398 12654 12910 13166 13422 13678 13934 14190
0x6F Reserved LONG 12399 12655 12911 13167 13423 13679 13935 14191
0x70 CAM Cycles LONG 12400 12656 12912 13168 13424 13680 13936 14192
0x71 CAM Velocity Smooth LONG 12401 12657 12913 13169 13425 13681 13937 14193
0x72 DGAIN Smooth LONG 12402 12658 12914 13170 13426 13682 13938 14194
0x73 DZU LONG 12403 12659 12915 13171 13427 13683 13939 14195
0x74 DZL LONG 12404 12660 12916 13172 13428 13684 13940 14196
0x75 FFVC LONG 12405 12661 12917 13173 13429 13685 13941 14197
0x76 Reserved LONG 12406 12662 12918 13174 13430 13686 13942 14198
0x77 CAM Segment Active LONG 12407 12663 12919 13175 13431 13687 13943 14199
0x78 PM Deadband (PM DB) LONG 12408 12664 12920 13176 13432 13688 13944 14200
0x79 PM Current Velocity LONG 12409 12665 12921 13177 13433 13689 13945 14201
0x7A Reserved LONG 12410 12666 12922 13178 13434 13690 13946 14202
0x7B Reserved LONG 12411 12667 12923 13179 13435 13691 13947 14203
0x7C PM Position Error LONG 12412 12668 12924 13180 13436 13692 13948 14204
0x7D Cam Cycle Position LONG 12413 12669 12925 13181 13437 13693 13949 14205
0x7E Cam Cycle Number LONG 12414 12670 12926 13182 13438 13694 13950 14206
0x7F Cam Cycle Length LONG 12415 12671 12927 13183 13439 13695 13951 14207
Current Position R/W This is the current commanded position of the axis.
Target Position R/W User programmed target position of the buffered move.
Velocity R/W Current total velocity of an axis, including any cam and
gear velocity etc.
Summation Point R Intermediate servo loop signal, sum of all gain terms, but
before filtering.
Output Signal R Servo loop output signal to be fed into the DACs or
Stepper
Plus Excess Error R/W Excess error positive band value. See EXC command.
Minus Excess Error R/W Excess error negative band value. See EXC command.
Parameter Reference - 73
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NOTCH b2 R/W This parameter sets the b2 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a2 R/W This parameter sets the a2 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH b1 R/W This parameter sets the b1 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a1 R/W This parameter sets the a1 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a0 R/W This parameter sets the a0 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
LOPASS b2 R/W This parameter sets the b2 coefficient for the lopass
coefficient filter.
LOPASS a2 R/W This parameter sets the a2 coefficient for the lopass
coefficient filter.
LOPASS b1 R/W This parameter sets the b1 coefficient for the lopass
coefficient filter.
LOPASS a1 R/W This parameter sets the a1 coefficient for the lopass
coefficient filter.
LOPASS a0 R/W This parameter sets the a0 coefficient for the lopass
coefficient filter.
JOG VEL Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG velocity.
JOG ACC Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG acceleration.
JOG DEC Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG deceleration.
JOG JRK Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG jerk.
FBVEL Gain R/W This parameter sets the FBVEL gain value
Setting
INVK Input R/W Use this parameter to store the previous input.
Previous
Gear Slip R/W If the GEAR ACC value is other than zero, then the gear
ratio will smoothly ramp up to target Gear Ratio. This will
cause the gear to slip during the acceleration ramp. The
number of pulses slipped is recorded in this parameter.
The user can superimpose a normal move of this gear
slip value.
RPM Factor W If RPM factor > 0, then the algorithm turns on to calculate
the RPM
User enter its value according to following formula
RPM Factor =
60/(Encoder Pulses per Revolution * Servo Period).
RPM R Once the user enters the RPM factor> 0, the revolution
per minutes are calculated and stored in this parameter.
The axis must be attached to update this parameter.
Lock Feedback R/W Optional feedback gain for use with LOCK command,
Gain default = 0
Parameter Reference - 75
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Position R/W Sets the maximum velocity for a corrective move (PM
Maintenance VEL).
Velocity
Position R Sets the acceleration for the corrective move. Use the
Maintenance PM ACC command to set the value.
Acceleration
Position R/W Sets the value equal to the ratio between stepper pulses
Maintenance Scale and encoder counts per revolution.
Gear Trigger Off R/W Refer to the GEAR OFF TRG command.
Offset
CAM Cycles R/W The default value is zero, which means that if the CAM is
turned on, then it will stay on. However, if this value is
set to a positive number, then the CAM will stay on for
that number of CAM CYCLES, and then automatically
turn itself OFF. This parameter is valid for CAM Trigger
mode as well.
CAM Velocity R/W Used to smooth out the CAM velocity that used for the
Smooth feed forward control. The default value is “10”, which
means that the velocity is averaged across 10 samples,
to reduce the jitter in the velocity term. The user can
change this value as required by the application.
However, this value should be changed before turning the
CAM on.
DGAIN Smooth R/W Used to subdue the humming noise in a torque motor as
a result DGAIN. The default value is “0”, which means
that no smoothing is applied. The user may change this
value from “0” to “5”. The DGAIN command must be used
after changing this parameter, for the change to become
effective.
Position R Sets the deadband zone where, when the axis enters the
Maintenance region, position maintenance stops. The Position
Deadband Maintenance Active flag clears when an axis enters its
assigned deadband range.
Use the PM DB command to set the range.
Cam Cycle Position R The current number of CAM SRC counts within the
current cam cycle.
Cam Cycle Number R The number of completed cam cycles assuming cam
source is counting positive.
Cam Cycle Length R The total cam length equal to the sum of the CAM SEG
lengths.
Parameter Reference - 77
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0x00 Current Position LONG 14336 14592 14848 15104 15360 15616 15872 16128
0x01 Target Position LONG 14337 14593 14849 15105 15361 15617 15873 16129
0x02 Actual Position LONG 14338 14594 14850 15106 15362 15618 15874 16130
0x03 Following Error LONG 14339 14595 14851 15107 15363 15619 15875 16131
0x04 Hardware Capture LONG 14340 14596 14852 15108 15364 15620 15876 16132
(INTCAP)
0x05 Software Capture LONG 14341 14597 14853 15109 15365 15621 15877 16133
(INTCAP)
0x06 Primary Setpoint LONG 14342 14598 14854 15110 15366 15622 15878 16134
0x07 Secondary Setpoint LONG 14343 14599 14855 15111 15367 15623 15879 16135
0x08 Gear Offset (GEAR RES) LONG 14344 14600 14856 15112 15368 15624 15880 16136
0x09 Jog Offset (JOG RES) LONG 14345 14601 14857 15113 15369 15625 15881 16137
0x0A Cam Offset (CAM RES) LONG 14346 14602 14858 15114 15370 15626 15882 16138
0x0B Ballscrew Offset LONG 14347 14603 14859 15115 15371 15627 15883 16139
0x0C Backlash Offset (BKL) LONG 14348 14604 14860 15116 15372 15628 15884 16140
0x0D Reserved LONG 14349 14605 14861 15117 15373 15629 15885 16141
0x0E Reserved LONG 14350 14606 14862 15118 15374 15630 15886 16142
0x0F Reserved LONG 14351 14607 14863 15119 15375 15631 15887 16143
0x10 Proportional Gain FP32 14352 14608 14864 15120 15376 15632 15888 16144
(PGAIN)
0x11 Integral Gain (IGAIN) FP32 14353 14609 14865 15121 15377 15633 15889 16145
0x12 Integral Limit (ILIMIT) FP32 14354 14610 14866 15122 15378 15634 15890 16146
0x13 Integral Delay (IDELAY) FP32 14355 14611 14867 15123 15379 15635 15891 16147
0x14 Derivative Gain (DGAIN) FP32 14356 14612 14868 15124 15380 15636 15892 16148
0x15 Derivative Width FP32 14357 14613 14869 15125 15381 15637 15893 16149
(DWIDTH)
0x16 Feedforward Velocity FP32 14358 14614 14870 15126 15382 15638 15894 16150
(FFVEL)
0x17 Feedforward Accel FP32 14359 14615 14871 15127 15383 15639 15895 16151
(FFACC)
0x18 Proportional Term FP32 14360 14616 14872 15128 15384 15640 15896 16152
0x19 Integral Term FP32 14361 14617 14873 15129 15385 15641 15897 16153
0x1A Derivative Term FP32 14362 14618 14874 15130 15386 15642 15898 16154
0x1B Velocity FP32 14363 14619 14875 15131 15387 15643 15899 16155
0x1C Acceleration FP32 14364 14620 14876 15132 15388 15644 15900 16156
0x1D Summation Point FP32 14365 14621 14877 15133 15389 15645 15901 16157
0x1E Filter Output Signal FP32 14366 14622 14878 15134 15390 15646 15902 16158
0x1F Output Signal FP32 14367 14623 14879 15135 15391 15647 15903 16159
0x20 Plus Excess Error (EXC) FP32 14368 14624 14880 15136 15392 15648 15904 16160
0x21 Minus Excess Error FP32 14369 14625 14881 15137 15393 15649 15905 16161
(EXC)
0x22 Plus In Position (IPB) FP32 14370 14626 14882 15138 15394 15650 15906 16162
0x23 Minus In Position (IPB) FP32 14371 14627 14883 15139 15395 15651 15907 16163
0x24 Plus A Limit (ALM) FP32 14372 14628 14884 15140 15396 15652 15908 16164
0x25 Minus A Limit (ALM) FP32 14373 14629 14885 15141 15397 15653 15909 16165
0x26 Plus B Limit (BLM) FP32 14374 14630 14886 15142 15398 15654 15910 16166
0x27 Minus B Limit (BLM) FP32 14375 14631 14887 15143 15399 15655 15911 16167
0x28 Plus Torque Limit (TLM) FP32 14376 14632 14888 15144 15400 15656 15912 16168
0x29 Minus Torque Limit FP32 14377 14633 14889 15145 15401 15657 15913 16169
(TLM)
0x2A Plus Torque Band FP32 14378 14634 14890 15146 15402 15658 15914 16170
0x2B Minus Torque Band FP32 14379 14635 14891 15147 15403 15659 15915 16171
0x2C Backlash Setting (BKL) FP32 14380 14636 14892 15148 15404 15660 15916 16172
0x2D Reserved FP32 14381 14637 14893 15149 15405 15661 15917 16173
0x2E Plus Jog Limit (JLM) FP32 14382 14638 14894 15150 15406 15662 15918 16174
0x2F Minus Jog Limit (JLM) FP32 14383 14639 14895 15151 15407 15663 15919 16175
Parameter Reference - 79
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0x30 b2 Coefficient FP32 14384 14640 14896 15152 15408 15664 15920 16176
0x31 a2 Coefficient FP32 14385 14641 14897 15153 15409 15665 15921 16177
0x32 b1 Coefficient FP32 14386 14642 14898 15154 15410 15666 15922 16178
0x33 a1 Coefficient FP32 14387 14643 14899 15155 15411 15667 15923 16179
0x34 a0 Coefficient FP32 14388 14644 14900 15156 15412 15668 15924 16180
0x35 b2 Coefficient FP32 14389 14645 14901 15157 15413 15669 15925 16181
0x36 a2 Coefficient FP32 14390 14646 14902 15158 15414 15670 15926 16182
0x37 b1 Coefficient FP32 14391 14647 14903 15159 15415 15671 15927 16183
0x38 a1 Coefficient FP32 14392 14648 14904 15160 15416 15672 15928 16184
0x39 a0 Coefficient FP32 14393 14649 14905 15161 15417 15673 15929 16185
0x3A Current JOG VEL FP32 14394 14650 14906 15162 15418 15674 15930 16186
0x3B Current JOG ACC FP32 14395 14651 14907 15163 15419 15675 15931 16187
0x3C JOG VEL Setting FP32 14396 14652 14908 15164 15420 15676 15932 16188
0x3D JOG ACC Setting FP32 14397 14653 14909 15165 15421 15677 15933 16189
0x3E JOG DEC Setting FP32 14398 14654 14910 15166 15422 15678 15934 16190
0x3F JOG JRK Setting FP32 14399 14655 14911 15167 15423 15679 15935 16191
0x40 FBVEL Gain Setting FP32 14400 14656 14912 15168 15424 15680 15936 16192
0x41 FBVEL Term FP32 14401 14657 14913 15169 15425 15681 15937 16193
0x42 FFVEL Term FP32 14402 14658 14914 15170 15426 15682 15938 16194
0x43 FFACC Term FP32 14403 14659 14915 15171 15427 15683 15939 16195
0x44 Reserved FP32 14404 14660 14916 15172 15428 15684 15940 16196
0x45 Reserved FP32 14405 14661 14917 15173 15429 15685 15941 16197
0x46 Reserved FP32 14406 14662 14918 15174 15430 15686 15942 16198
0x47 Reserved FP32 14407 14663 14919 15175 15431 15687 15943 16199
0x48 INVK Input FP32 14408 14664 14920 15176 15432 15688 15944 16200
0x49 INVK Output FP32 14409 14665 14921 15177 15433 15689 15945 16201
0x4A INVK Input Previous FP32 14410 14666 14922 15178 15434 15690 15946 16202
0x4B Reserved FP32 14411 14667 14923 15179 15435 15691 15947 16203
0x4C Reserved FP32 14412 14668 14924 15180 15436 15692 15948 16204
0x4D Reserved FP32 14413 14669 14925 15181 15437 15693 15949 16205
0x4E Reserved FP32 14414 14670 14926 15182 15438 15694 15950 16206
0x4F Reserved FP32 14415 14671 14927 15183 15439 15695 15951 16207
0x50 MAXVEL FP32 14416 14672 14928 15184 15440 15696 15952 16208
0x51 Gear Slip FP32 14417 14673 14929 15185 15441 15697 15953 16209
0x52 RPM Factor FP32 14418 14674 14930 15186 15442 15698 15954 16210
0x53 RPM FP32 14419 14675 14931 15187 15443 15699 15955 16211
0x54 Smooth Encoder Velocity FP32 14420 14676 14932 15188 15444 15700 15956 16212
0x55 Start Radius FP32 14421 14677 14933 15189 15445 15701 15957 16213
0x56 End Radius FP32 14422 14678 14934 15190 15446 15702 15958 16214
0x57 PPU FP32 14423 14679 14935 15191 15447 15703 15959 16215
0x58 Lock Feedback Gain FP32 14424 14680 14936 15192 15448 15704 15960 16216
0x59 DIP FP32 14425 14681 14937 15193 15449 15705 15961 16217
0x5A DIN FP32 14426 14682 14938 15194 15450 15706 15962 16218
0x5B KVF FP32 14427 14683 14939 15195 15451 15707 15963 16219
0x5C KVI FP32 14428 14684 14940 15196 15452 15708 15964 16220
0x5D KVP FP32 14429 14685 14941 15197 15453 15709 15965 16221
0x5E Reserved FP32 14430 14686 14942 15198 15454 15710 15966 16222
0x5F Reserved FP32 14431 14687 14943 15199 15455 15711 15967 16223
0x60 NOTCH Filter Center FP32 14432 14688 14944 15200 15456 15712 15968 16224
Frequency
0x61 NOTCH Filter Width FP32 14433 14689 14945 15201 15457 15713 15969 16225
0x62 LOPASS Cutoff FP32 14434 14690 14946 15202 15458 15714 15970 16226
Frequency
0x63 Reserved FP32 14435 14691 14947 15203 15459 15715 15971 16227
0x64 PM Velocity FP32 14436 14692 14948 15204 15460 15716 15972 16228
0x65 PM ACC FP32 14437 14693 14949 15205 15461 15717 15973 16229
0x66 Reserved FP32 14438 14694 14950 15206 15462 15718 15974 16230
0x67 PM SCALE FP32 14439 14695 14951 15207 15463 15719 15975 16231
0x68 Reserved LONG 14440 14696 14952 15208 15464 15720 15976 16232
0x69 Reserved LONG 14441 14697 14953 15209 15465 15721 15977 16233
0x6A Reserved LONG 14442 14698 14954 15210 15466 15722 15978 16234
0x6B Reserved LONG 14443 14699 14955 15211 15467 15723 15979 16235
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0x6C GEAR ON TRG Offset LONG 14444 14700 14956 15212 15468 15724 15980 16236
0x6D GEAR OFF TRG Offset LONG 14445 14701 14957 15213 15469 15725 15981 16237
0x6E Reserved LNG 14446 14702 14958 15214 15470 15726 15982 16238
0x6F Reserved LONG 14447 14703 14959 15215 15471 15727 15983 16239
0x70 CAM Cycles LONG 14448 14704 14960 15216 15472 15728 15984 16240
0x71 CAM Velocity Smooth LONG 14449 14705 14961 15217 15473 15729 15985 16241
0x72 DGAIN Smooth LONG 14450 14706 14962 15218 15474 15730 15986 16242
0x73 DZU LONG 14451 14707 14963 15219 15475 15731 15987 16243
0x74 DZL LONG 14452 14708 14964 15220 15476 15732 15988 16244
0x75 FFVC LONG 14453 14709 14965 15221 15477 15733 15989 16245
0x76 Reserved LONG 14454 14710 14966 15222 15478 15734 15990 16246
0x77 CAM Segment Active LONG 14455 14711 14967 15223 15479 15735 15991 16247
0x78 PM Deadband (PM DB) LONG 14456 14712 14968 15224 15480 15736 15992 16248
0x79 PM Current Velocity LONG 14457 14713 14969 15225 15481 15737 15993 16249
0x7A Reserved LONG 14458 14714 14970 15226 15482 15738 15994 16250
0x7B Reserved LONG 14459 14715 14971 15227 15483 15739 15995 16251
0x7C PM Position Error LONG 14460 14716 14972 15228 15484 15740 15996 16252
0x7D Cam Cycle Position LONG 14461 14717 14973 15229 15485 15741 15997 16253
0x7E Cam Cycle Number LONG 14462 14718 14974 15230 15486 15742 15998 16254
0x7F Cam Cycle Length LONG 14463 14719 14975 15231 15487 15743 15999 16255
Current Position R/W This is the current commanded position of the axis.
Target Position R/W User programmed target position of the buffered move.
Velocity R/W Current total velocity of an axis, including any cam and
gear velocity etc.
Summation Point R Intermediate servo loop signal, sum of all gain terms, but
before filtering.
Output Signal R Servo loop output signal to be fed into the DACs or
Stepper
Plus Excess Error R/W Excess error positive band value. See EXC command.
Minus Excess R/W Excess error negative band value. See EXC command.
Error
Plus Torque Limit R/W Parameter set/reported by first argument of TLM command
Plus Torque Band R/W Parameter set/reported by first argument of ITB command
Parameter Reference - 83
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Plus Jog Limit R/W Parameter set/reported by first argument of JLM command
NOTCH b2 R/W This parameter sets the b2 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a2 R/W This parameter sets the a2 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH b1 R/W This parameter sets the b1 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a1 R/W This parameter sets the a1 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
NOTCH a0 R/W This parameter sets the a0 coefficient for the notch filter.
coefficient
LOPASS b2 R/W This parameter sets the b2 coefficient for the lopass filter.
coefficient
LOPASS a2 R/W This parameter sets the a2 coefficient for the lopass filter.
coefficient
LOPASS b1 R/W This parameter sets the b1 coefficient for the lopass filter.
coefficient
LOPASS a1 R/W This parameter sets the a1 coefficient for the lopass filter.
coefficient
LOPASS a0 R/W This parameter sets the a0 coefficient for the lopass filter.
coefficient
JOG VEL Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG velocity.
JOG ACC Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG acceleration.
JOG DEC Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG deceleration.
JOG JRK Setting R/W This parameter sets the target JOG jerk.
FBVEL Gain R/W This parameter sets the FBVEL gain value
Setting
Gear Slip R/W If the GEAR ACC value is other than zero, then the gear
ratio will smoothly ramp up to target Gear Ratio. This will
cause the gear to slip during the acceleration ramp. The
number of pulses slipped is recorded in this parameter.
The user can superimpose a normal move of this gear slip
value.
RPM Factor W If RPM factor > 0, then the algorithm turns on to calculate
the RPM
User enter its value according to following formula
RPM Factor =
60/(Encoder Pulses per Revolution * Servo Period).
RPM R Once the user enters the RPM factor> 0, the revolution per
minutes are calculated and stored in this parameter. The
axis must be attached to update this parameter.
Start Radius R Internal variable used with Spiral Interpolation. Please refer
to the SINE command.
End Radius R Internal variable used with Spiral Interpolation. Please refer
to the SINE command.
Lock Feedback R/W Optional feedback gain for use with LOCK command,
Gain default = 0
Position R/W Sets the maximum velocity for a corrective move (PM
Maintenance VEL).
Velocity
Parameter Reference - 85
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Gear Trigger Off R/W Refer to the GEAR OFF TRG command.
Offset
CAM Cycles R/W The default value is zero, which means that if the CAM is
turned on, then it will stay on. However, if this value is set
to a positive number, then the CAM will stay on for that
number of CAM CYCLES, and then automatically turn itself
OFF. This parameter is valid for CAM Trigger mode as
well.
CAM Velocity R/W Used to smooth out the CAM velocity that used for the feed
Smooth forward control. The default value is “10”, which means that
the velocity is averaged across 10 samples, to reduce the
jitter in the velocity term. The user can change this value
as required by the application. However, this value should
be changed before turning the cam on.
DGAIN Smooth R/W Used to subdue the humming noise in a torque motor as a
result DGAIN. The default value is “0”, which means that
no smoothing is applied. The user may change this value
from “0” to “5”. The DGAIN command must be used after
changing this parameter, for the change to become
effective.
Position R Sets the deadband zone where, when the axis enters the
Maintenance region, position maintenance stops. The Position
Deadband Maintenance Active flag clears when an axis enters its
assigned deadband range.
Use the PM DB command to set the range.
Cam Cycle Length R The total cam length equal to the sum of the CAM SEG
lengths.
Parameter Reference - 87
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0x00 Communication Device LONG 28672 28928 29184 29440 29696 29952 30208 30464
0x01 Drive Type LONG 28673 28929 29185 29441 29697 29953 30209 30465
0x02 Feedback Resolution LONG 28674 28930 29186 29442 29698 29954 30210 30466
0x03 Number of Pole Pairs LONG 28675 28931 29187 29443 29699 29955 30211 30467
0x04 Gearbox Ratio LONG 28676 28932 29188 29444 29700 29956 30212 30468
0x05 Heatsink Value LONG 28677 28933 29189 29445 29701 29957 30213 30469
0x06 Hall Feedback Control LONG 28678 28934 29190 29446 29702 29958 30214 30470
0x07 Disable Thermal LONG 28679 28935 29191 29447 29703 29959 30215 30471
Switches
0x08 Mode of Operation LONG 28680 28936 29192 29448 29704 29960 30216 30472
0x09 PWM Frequency LONG 28681 28937 29193 29449 29705 29961 30217 30473
0x0A Motor Switch Type LONG 28682 28938 29194 29450 29706 29962 30218 30474
0x0B Commanded Direction LONG 28683 28939 29195 29451 29707 29963 30219 30475
0x0C Enable Current Foldback LONG 28684 28940 29196 29452 29708 29964 30220 30476
0x0D Fault on Drive Disable LONG 28685 28941 29197 29453 29709 29965 30221 30477
0x0E Reserved LONG 28686 28942 29198 29454 29710 29966 30222 30478
0x0F Reserved LONG 28687 28943 29199 29455 29711 29967 30223 30479
0x10 Reserved LONG 28688 28944 29200 29456 29712 29968 30224 30480
0x11 Reserved LONG 28689 28945 29201 29457 29713 29969 30225 30481
0x12 Reserved LONG 28690 28946 29202 29458 29714 29970 30226 30482
0x13 Reserved LONG 28691 28947 29203 29459 29715 29971 30227 30483
0x14 Custom Product ID LONG 28692 28948 29204 29460 29716 29972 30228 30484
0x15 Encoder Position LONG 28693 28949 29205 29461 29717 29973 30229 30485
0x16 Current Hall State LONG 28694 28950 29206 29462 29718 29974 30230 30486
0x17 Operating Hours LONG 28695 28951 29207 29463 29719 29975 30231 30487
0x18 Operating Minutes LONG 28696 28952 29208 29464 29720 29976 30232 30488
0x19 Operating Milliseconds LONG 28697 28953 29209 29465 29721 29977 30233 30489
0x1A Reserved LONG 28698 28954 29210 29466 29722 29978 30234 30490
0x1B Reserved LONG 28699 28955 29211 29467 29723 29979 30235 30491
0x1C Reserved LONG 28700 28956 29212 29468 29724 29980 30236 30492
0x1D Reserved LONG 28701 28957 29213 29469 29725 29981 30237 30493
0x1E Reserved LONG 28702 28958 29214 29470 29726 29982 30238 30494
0x1F Reserved LONG 28703 28959 29215 29471 29727 29983 30239 30495
0x20 Continuous Current FP32 28704 28960 29216 29472 29728 29984 30240 30496
0x21 Continuous Current FP32 28705 28961 29217 29473 29729 29985 30241 30497
Derating
0x22 Peak Current Rating FP32 28706 28962 29218 29474 29730 29986 30242 30498
0x23 Motor Inductance FP32 28707 28963 29219 29475 29731 29987 30243 30499
0x24 Motor Inductance Factor FP32 28708 28964 29220 29476 29732 29988 30244 30500
0x25 Motor Max Temp FP32 28709 28965 29221 29477 29733 29989 30245 30501
0x26 Motor Resistance FP32 28710 28966 29222 29478 29734 29990 30246 30502
0x27 Motor Rated Speed FP32 28711 28967 29223 29479 29735 29991 30247 30503
0x28 Motor Damping FP32 28712 28968 29224 29480 29736 29992 30248 30504
0x29 Motor Rotor Inertia FP32 28713 28969 29225 29481 29737 29993 30249 30505
0x2A Motor Ke FP32 28714 28970 29226 29482 29738 29994 30250 30506
0x2B Motor Pitch FP32 28715 28971 29227 29483 29739 29995 30251 30507
0x2C Velocity Limit FP32 28716 28972 29228 29484 29740 29996 30252 30508
0x2D Torque Limit FP32 28717 28973 29229 29485 29741 29997 30253 30509
0x2E Torque Scale FP32 28718 28974 29230 29486 29742 29998 30254 30510
0x2F Motor Ambient Temp FP32 28719 28975 29231 29487 29743 29999 30255 30511
0x30 Motor Thermal FP32 28720 28976 29232 29488 29744 30000 30256 30512
Resistance
0x31 Motor Thermal Time FP32 28721 28977 29233 29489 29745 30001 30257 30513
Constant
0x32 Motor Winding Time FP32 28722 28978 29234 29490 29746 30002 30258 30514
Constant
0x33 Integral Gain FP32 28723 28979 29235 29491 29747 30003 30259 30515
0x34 Proportional Gain FP32 28724 28980 29236 29492 29748 30004 30260 30516
0x35 Integral Error Limit FP32 28725 28981 29237 29493 29749 30005 30261 30517
0x36 Analog Center Deadband FP32 28726 28982 29238 29494 29750 30006 30262 30518
0x37 Max Startup Voltage FP32 28727 28983 29239 29495 29751 30007 30263 30519
0x38 Reserved FP32 28728 28984 29240 29496 29752 30008 30264 30520
0x39 Reserved FP32 28729 28985 29241 29497 29753 30009 30265 30521
0x3A Reserved FP32 28730 28986 29242 29498 29754 30010 30266 30522
0x3B Reserved FP32 28731 28987 29243 29499 29755 30011 30267 30523
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0x3C Reserved FP32 28732 28988 29244 29500 29756 30012 30268 30524
0x3D Reserved FP32 28733 28989 29245 29501 29757 30013 30269 30525
0x3E Reserved FP32 28734 28990 29246 29502 29758 30014 30270 30526
0x3F Reserved FP32 28735 28991 29247 29503 29759 30015 30271 30527
0x40 Amplifier Cont Current FP32 28736 28992 29248 29504 29760 30016 30272 30528
Rating
0x41 Amplifier Max Current FP32 28737 28993 29249 29505 29761 30017 30273 30529
Rating
0x42 Commanded Current FP32 28738 28994 29250 29506 29762 30018 30274 30530
0x43 Commanded Torque FP32 28739 28995 29251 29507 29763 30019 30275 30531
0x44 Actual Torque FP32 28740 28996 29252 29508 29764 30020 30276 30532
0x45 Actual Velocity FP32 28741 28997 29253 29509 29765 30021 30277 30533
0x46 ±10V Input Signal or FP32 28742 28998 29254 29510 29766 30022 30278 30534
Shaft Power in Watts
0x47 Drive Temperature FP32 28743 28999 29255 29511 29767 30023 30279 30535
0x48 Motor Temperature FP32 28744 29000 29256 29512 29768 30024 30280 30536
0x49 Bus Voltage FP32 28745 29001 29257 29513 29769 30025 30281 30537
0x4A Reserved FP32 28746 29002 29258 29514 29770 30026 30282 30538
0x4B Reserved FP32 28747 29003 29259 29515 29771 30027 30283 30539
0x4C Reserved FP32 28748 29004 29260 29516 29772 30028 30284 30540
0x4D Reserved FP32 28749 29005 29261 29517 29773 30029 30285 30541
0x4E Reserved FP32 28750 29006 29262 29518 29774 30030 30286 30542
0x4F Reserved FP32 28751 29007 29263 29519 29775 30031 30287 30543
Communication R/W Sets the device number to use for drive talk. This must be
Device the same device number used in the OPEN DTALK
command.
Heatsink Value R Indicates whether the drive is configured with heat sinking
for its motor.
0 = no heatsink, 1 = heatsink; default = 0
Hall Feedback R/W Sets the logic sense of the hall sensors.
Control 0=Do not invert, 1=Invert
Disable Thermal R/W Sets drive fault mode when the motor thermal switch opens
Switches or is non-existent. 0=Enable, 1=Disable
Mode of R/W Sets the drive control mode for your Aries Drive.
Operation 1=Autorun, 2=Torque/Force, 4=Velocity, 6=Position,
7=Reversed Position
PWM Frequency R/W Sets the drives PWM frequency. 16 = 16 kHz, 32 = 32 kHz
Motor Switch R/W Sets the type of motor temperature switch used.
Type 0=NC, 1=PTC, 2=NO, 3=NTC
Commanded R/W Sets the direction of shaft rotation for positive analog input.
Direction 0=CW, 1=CCW
Enable Current R/W Sets the mode for the drive’s current foldback protection
Foldback feature. 0=Disable, 1=Enable
Fault on Drive R/W Sets the mode for fault notification on drive disable.
Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable
Current Hall R Reports the present hall sensor value from 1-6.
State
Operating Hours R Number of hours the Aries drive has been powered on .
Parameter Reference - 91
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Motor Pitch R Reports the electrical pitch of the magnets in a linear servo
motor.
Motor Thermal R Reports the motor thermal resistance used by the software
Resistance thermal model.
Analog Center R Reports the deadband around the command input. (Aries
Deadband AE only.)
±10V Input R When talking to Aries AE or Aries SE, reports the command
Signal signal level.
Shaft Power R When talking to Aries EPL, reports the shaft power.
Parameter Reference - 93
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0x00 Communication Device LONG 30720 30976 31232 31488 31744 32000 32256 32512
0x01 Drive Type LONG 30721 30977 31233 31489 31745 32001 32257 32513
0x02 Feedback Resolution LONG 30722 30978 31234 31490 31746 32002 32258 32514
0x03 Number of Pole Pairs LONG 30723 30979 31235 31491 31747 32003 32259 32515
0x04 Gearbox Ratio LONG 30724 30980 31236 31492 31748 32004 32260 32516
0x05 Heatsink Value LONG 30725 30981 31237 31493 31749 32005 32261 32517
0x06 Hall Feedback Control LONG 30726 30982 31238 31494 31750 32006 32262 32518
0x07 Disable Thermal LONG 30727 30983 31239 31495 31751 32007 32263 32519
Switches
0x08 Mode of Operation LONG 30728 30984 31240 31496 31752 32008 32264 32520
0x09 PWM Frequency LONG 30729 30985 31241 31497 31753 32009 32265 32521
0x0A Motor Switch Type LONG 30730 30986 31242 31498 31754 32010 32266 32522
0x0B Commanded Direction LONG 30731 30987 31243 31499 31755 32011 32267 32523
0x0C Enable Current Foldback LONG 30732 30988 31244 31500 31756 32012 32268 32524
0x0D Fault on Drive Disable LONG 30733 30989 31245 31501 31757 32013 32269 32525
0x0E Reserved LONG 30734 30990 31246 31502 31758 32014 32270 32526
0x0F Reserved LONG 30735 30991 31247 31503 31759 32015 32271 32527
0x10 Reserved LONG 30736 30992 31248 31504 31760 32016 32272 32528
0x11 Reserved LONG 30737 30993 31249 31505 31761 32017 32273 32529
0x12 Reserved LONG 30738 30994 31250 31506 31762 32018 32274 32530
0x13 Reserved LONG 30739 30995 31251 31507 31763 32019 32275 32531
0x14 Custom Product ID LONG 30740 30996 31252 31508 31764 32020 32276 32532
0x15 Encoder Position LONG 30741 30997 31253 31509 31765 32021 32277 32533
0x16 Current Hall State LONG 30742 30998 31254 31510 31766 32022 32278 32534
0x17 Operating Hours LONG 30743 30999 31255 31511 31767 32023 32279 32535
0x18 Operating Minutes LONG 30744 31000 31256 31512 31768 32024 32280 32536
0x19 Operating Milliseconds LONG 30745 31001 31257 31513 31769 32025 32281 32537
0x1A Reserved LONG 30746 31002 31258 31514 31770 32026 32282 32538
0x1B Reserved LONG 30747 31003 31259 31515 31771 32027 32283 32539
0x1C Reserved LONG 30748 31004 31260 31516 31772 32028 32284 32540
0x1D Reserved LONG 30749 31005 31261 31517 31773 32029 32285 32541
0x1E Reserved LONG 30750 31006 31262 31518 31774 32030 32286 32542
0x1F Reserved LONG 30751 31007 31263 31519 31775 32031 32287 32543
0x20 Continuous Current FP32 30752 31008 31264 31520 31776 32032 32288 32544
0x21 Continuous Current FP32 30753 31009 31265 31521 31777 32033 32289 32545
Derating
0x22 Peak Current Rating FP32 30754 31010 31266 31522 31778 32034 32290 32546
0x23 Motor Inductance FP32 30755 31011 31267 31523 31779 32035 32291 32547
0x24 Motor Inductance Factor FP32 30756 31012 31268 31524 31780 32036 32292 32548
0x25 Motor Max Temp FP32 30757 31013 31269 31525 31781 32037 32293 32549
0x26 Motor Resistance FP32 30758 31014 31270 31526 31782 32038 32294 32550
0x27 Motor Rated Speed FP32 30759 31015 31271 31527 31783 32039 32295 32551
0x28 Motor Damping FP32 30760 31016 31272 31528 31784 32040 32296 32552
0x29 Motor Rotor Inertia FP32 30761 31017 31273 31529 31785 32041 32297 32553
0x2A Motor Ke FP32 30762 31018 31274 31530 31786 32042 32298 32554
0x2B Motor Pitch FP32 30763 31019 31275 31531 31787 32043 32299 32555
0x2C Velocity Limit FP32 30764 31020 31276 31532 31788 32044 32300 32556
0x2D Torque Limit FP32 30765 31021 31277 31533 31789 32045 32301 32557
0x2E Torque Scale FP32 30766 31022 31278 31534 31790 32046 32302 32558
0x2F Motor Ambient Temp FP32 30767 31023 31279 31535 31791 32047 32303 32559
0x30 Motor Thermal FP32 30768 31024 31280 31536 31792 32048 32304 32560
Resistance
0x31 Motor Thermal Time FP32 30769 31025 31281 31537 31793 32049 32305 32561
Constant
0x32 Motor Winding Time FP32 30770 31026 31282 31538 31794 32050 32306 32562
Constant
0x33 Integral Gain FP32 30771 31027 31283 31539 31795 32051 32307 32563
0x34 Proportional Gain FP32 30772 31028 31284 31540 31796 32052 32308 32564
0x35 Integral Error Limit FP32 30773 31029 31285 31541 31797 32053 32309 32565
0x36 Analog Center Deadband FP32 30774 31030 31286 31542 31798 32054 32310 32566
0x37 Max Startup Voltage FP32 30775 31031 31287 31543 31799 32055 32311 32567
0x38 Reserved FP32 30776 31032 31288 31544 31800 32056 32312 32568
0x39 Reserved FP32 30752 31008 31264 31520 31776 32032 32288 32544
0x3A Reserved FP32 30753 31009 31265 31521 31777 32033 32289 32545
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0x3B Reserved FP32 30754 31010 31266 31522 31778 32034 32290 32546
0x3C Reserved FP32 30755 31011 31267 31523 31779 32035 32291 32547
0x3D Reserved FP32 30756 31012 31268 31524 31780 32036 32292 32548
0x3E Reserved FP32 30757 31013 31269 31525 31781 32037 32293 32549
0x3F Reserved FP32 30758 31014 31270 31526 31782 32038 32294 32550
0x40 Amplifier Cont Current FP32 30784 31040 31296 31552 31808 32064 32320 32576
Rating
0x41 Amplifier Max Current FP32 30785 31041 31297 31553 31809 32065 32321 32577
Rating
0x42 Commanded Current FP32 30786 31042 31298 31554 31810 32066 32322 32578
0x43 Commanded Torque FP32 30787 31043 31299 31555 31811 32067 32323 32579
0x44 Actual Torque FP32 30788 31044 31300 31556 31812 32068 32324 32580
0x45 Actual Velocity FP32 30789 31045 31301 31557 31813 32069 32325 32581
0x46 ±10V Input Signal or FP32 30790 31046 31302 31558 31814 32070 32326 32582
Shaft Power in Watts
0x47 Drive Temperature FP32 30791 31047 31303 31559 31815 32071 32327 32583
0x48 Motor Temperature FP32 30792 31048 31304 31560 31816 32072 32328 32584
0x49 Bus Voltage FP32 30793 31049 31305 31561 31817 32073 32329 32585
0x4A Reserved FP32 30794 31050 31306 31562 31818 32074 32330 32586
0x4B Reserved FP32 30795 31051 31307 31563 31819 32075 32331 32587
0x4C Reserved FP32 30796 31052 31308 31564 31820 32076 32332 32588
0x4D Reserved FP32 30797 31053 31309 31565 31821 32077 32333 32589
0x4E Reserved FP32 30798 31054 31310 31566 31822 32078 32334 32590
0x4F Reserved FP32 30799 31055 31311 31567 31823 32079 32335 32591
Communication R/W Sets the device number to use for drive talk. This must be
Device the same device number used in the OPEN DTALK
command.
Heatsink Value R Indicates whether the drive is configured with heat sinking
for its motor.
0 = no heatsink, 1 = heatsink; default = 0
Hall Feedback R/W Sets the logic sense of the hall sensors.
Control 0=Do not invert, 1=Invert
Disable Thermal R/W Sets drive fault mode when the motor thermal switch opens
Switches or is non-existent. 0=Enable, 1=Disable
Mode of R/W Sets the drive control mode for your Aries Drive.
Operation 1=Autorun, 2=Torque/Force, 4=Velocity, 6=Position,
7=Reversed Position
PWM Frequency R/W Sets the drives PWM frequency. 16 = 16 kHz, 32 = 32 kHz
Motor Switch R/W Sets the type of motor temperature switch used.
Type 0=NC, 1=PTC, 2=NO, 3=NTC
Commanded R/W Sets the direction of shaft rotation for positive analog input.
Direction 0=CW, 1=CCW
Enable Current R/W Sets the mode for the drive’s current foldback protection
Foldback feature. 0=Disable, 1=Enable
Fault on Drive R/W Sets the mode for fault notification on drive disable.
Disable 0=Disable, 1=Enable
Current Hall R Reports the present hall sensor value from 1-6.
State
Operating Hours R Number of hours the Aries drive has been powered on.
Operating R Number of minutes the Aries drive has been powered on.
Minutes
Parameter Reference - 97
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Motor Pitch R Reports the electrical pitch of the magnets in a linear servo
motor.
Motor Thermal R Reports the motor thermal resistance used by the software
Resistance thermal model.
Analog Center R Reports the deadband around the command input. (Aries
Deadband AE only.)
±10V Input R When talking to Aries AE or Aries SE, reports the command
Signal signal level.
Shaft Power R When talking to Aries EPL, reports the shaft power.
Parameter Reference - 99
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Bit Rate R/W CAN slave node bit rate. Default of 125 (kbits / second).
Maximum bit rate is 1Mbit / second
Number of Slave R/W Number of slave nodes in the CAN network. Maximum of 4
nodes nodes is allowed. Default at 1.
Digital I/O R/W 1 = maps CAN digital I/O to the Expansion I/O flags for
mapping option PLC purpose
0 = disable the mapping
Health Period R/W Period for the master to ascertain that all nodes is still
alive. Default of 500 milliseconds
Node State R Period for the master to ascertain that all nodes are still
alive. Default of 500 milliseconds.
Health Type: This parameter determines which method (if any) will be used to
ensure the communication between the CANopen controller and the node is
intact.
• Heartbeat method requires the node to periodically declare its status to the
controller, but the controller does not provide any information to the node.
The default for this parameter is zero, telling the CANopen controller to choose
the best method for the node when it starts the network.
(Prior to ACR9000 firmware version 1.19.0, the preferred method was heartbeat,
which requires only half the network traffic as the lifeguard method, but may
not be supported by all nodes. If the user left this parameter at zero or explicitly
chose heartbeat, the controller would test the node for support of the
heartbeat method, and if present, use this method. The next choice would be
lifeguard, and the last choice would be no health monitoring. If the user
explicitly chose lifeguard, there is no test for support of heartbeat. After this
process was complete, the chosen method was implemented for the node and
the health type parameter would be updated to reflect the choice. For
example, it might be set at zero before the network is started, but automatically
change to 1 (heartbeat) as a result of starting the network.)
Node 0
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 0 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Code=0xC2
0x00 DAC Value FP32 33280 33296 33312 33328 33344 33360 33376 33392
0x01 Reserved FP32 33281 33297 33313 33329 33345 33361 33377 33393
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 33282 33298 33314 33330 33346 33362 33378 33394
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 33283 33299 33315 33331 33347 33363 33379 33395
0x04 Reserved FP32 33284 33300 33316 33332 33348 33364 33380 33396
0x05 Reserved FP32 33285 33301 33317 33333 33349 33365 33381 33397
0x06 Reserved FP32 33286 33302 33318 33334 33350 33366 33382 33398
0x07 Reserved FP32 33287 33303 33319 33335 33351 33367 33383 33399
0x08 ADC Value FP32 33288 33304 33320 33336 33352 33368 33384 33400
0x09 Reserved FP32 33289 33305 33321 33337 33353 33369 33385 33401
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 33290 33306 33322 33338 33354 33370 33386 33402
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 33291 33307 33323 33339 33355 33371 33387 33403
0x0C Reserved FP32 33292 33308 33324 33340 33356 33372 33388 33404
0x0D Reserved FP32 33293 33309 33325 33341 33357 33373 33389 33405
0x0E Reserved FP32 33294 33310 33326 33342 33358 33374 33390 33406
0x0F Reserved FP32 33295 33311 33327 33343 33359 33375 33391 33407
0x80 DAC Value FP32 33408 33424 33440 33456 33472 33488 33504 33520
0x81 Reserved FP32 33409 33425 33441 33457 33473 33489 33505 33521
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 33410 33426 33442 33458 33474 33490 33506 33522
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 33411 33427 33443 33459 33475 33491 33507 33523
0x84 Reserved FP32 33412 33428 33444 33460 33476 33492 33508 33524
0x85 Reserved FP32 33413 33429 33445 33461 33477 33493 33509 33525
0x86 Reserved FP32 33414 33430 33446 33462 33478 33494 33510 33526
0x87 Reserved FP32 33415 33431 33447 33463 33479 33495 33511 33527
0x88 ADC Value FP32 33416 33432 33448 33464 33480 33496 33512 33528
0x89 Reserved FP32 33417 33433 33449 33465 33481 33497 33513 33529
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 33418 33434 33450 33466 33482 33498 33514 33530
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 33419 33435 33451 33467 33483 33499 33515 33531
0x8C Reserved FP32 33420 33436 33452 33468 33484 33500 33516 33532
0x8D Reserved FP32 33421 33437 33453 33469 33485 33501 33517 33533
0x8E Reserved FP32 33422 33438 33454 33470 33486 33502 33518 33534
0x8F Reserved FP32 33423 33439 33455 33471 33487 33503 33519 33535
Node 0 (continued)
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 0 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Code=0xC3
0x00 DAC Value FP32 33536 33552 33568 33584 33600 33616 33632 33648
0x01 Reserved FP32 33537 33553 33569 33585 33601 33617 33633 33649
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 33538 33554 33570 33586 33602 33618 33634 33650
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 33539 33555 33571 33587 33603 33619 33635 33651
0x04 Reserved FP32 33540 33556 33572 33588 33604 33620 33636 33652
0x05 Reserved FP32 33541 33557 33573 33589 33605 33621 33637 33653
0x06 Reserved FP32 33542 33558 33574 33590 33606 33622 33638 33654
0x07 Reserved FP32 33543 33559 33575 33591 33607 33623 33639 33655
0x08 ADC Value FP32 33544 33560 33576 33592 33608 33624 33640 33656
0x09 Reserved FP32 33545 33561 33577 33593 33609 33625 33641 33657
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 33546 33562 33578 33594 33610 33626 33642 33658
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 33547 33563 33579 33595 33611 33627 33643 33659
0x0C Reserved FP32 33548 33564 33580 33596 33612 33628 33644 33660
0x0D Reserved FP32 33549 33565 33581 33597 33613 33629 33645 33661
0x0E Reserved FP32 33550 33566 33582 33598 33614 33630 33646 33662
0x0F Reserved FP32 33551 33567 33583 33599 33615 33631 33647 33663
0x80 DAC Value FP32 33664 33680 33696 33712 33728 33744 33760 33776
0x81 Reserved FP32 33665 33681 33697 33713 33729 33745 33761 33777
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 33666 33682 33698 33714 33730 33746 33762 33778
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 33667 33683 33699 33715 33731 33747 33763 33779
0x84 Reserved FP32 33668 33684 33700 33716 33732 33748 33764 33780
0x85 Reserved FP32 33669 33685 33701 33717 33733 33749 33765 33781
0x86 Reserved FP32 33670 33686 33702 33718 33734 33750 33766 33782
0x87 Reserved FP32 33671 33687 33703 33719 33735 33751 33767 33783
0x88 ADC Value FP32 33672 33688 33704 33720 33736 33752 33768 33784
0x89 Reserved FP32 33673 33689 33705 33721 33737 33753 33769 33785
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 33674 33690 33706 33722 33738 33754 33770 33786
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 33675 33691 33707 33723 33739 33755 33771 33787
0x8C Reserved FP32 33676 33692 33708 33724 33740 33756 33772 33788
0x8D Reserved FP32 33677 33693 33709 33725 33741 33757 33773 33789
0x8E Reserved FP32 33678 33694 33710 33726 33742 33758 33774 33790
0x8F Reserved FP32 33679 33695 33711 33727 33743 33759 33775 33791
Node 1
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 1 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Code=0xC4
0x00 DAC Value FP32 33792 33808 33824 33840 33856 33872 33888 33904
0x01 Reserved FP32 33793 33809 33825 33841 33857 33873 33889 33905
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 33794 33810 33826 33842 33858 33874 33890 33906
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 33795 33811 33827 33843 33859 33875 33891 33907
0x04 Reserved FP32 33796 33812 33828 33844 33860 33876 33892 33908
0x05 Reserved FP32 33797 33813 33829 33845 33861 33877 33893 33909
0x06 Reserved FP32 33798 33814 33830 33846 33862 33878 33894 33910
0x07 Reserved FP32 33799 33815 33831 33847 33863 33879 33895 33911
0x08 ADC Value FP32 33800 33816 33832 33848 33864 33880 33896 33912
0x09 Reserved FP32 33801 33817 33833 33849 33865 33881 33897 33913
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 33802 33818 33834 33850 33866 33882 33898 33914
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 33803 33819 33835 33851 33867 33883 33899 33915
0x0C Reserved FP32 33804 33820 33836 33852 33868 33884 33900 33916
0x0D Reserved FP32 33805 33821 33837 33853 33869 33885 33901 33917
0x0E Reserved FP32 33806 33822 33838 33854 33870 33886 33902 33918
0x0F Reserved FP32 33807 33823 33839 33855 33871 33887 33903 33919
0x80 DAC Value FP32 33920 33936 33952 33968 33984 34000 34016 34032
0x81 Reserved FP32 33921 33937 33953 33969 33985 34001 34017 34033
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 33922 33938 33954 33970 33986 34002 34018 34034
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 33923 33939 33955 33971 33987 34003 34019 34035
0x84 Reserved FP32 33924 33940 33956 33972 33988 34004 34020 34036
0x85 Reserved FP32 33925 33941 33957 33973 33989 34005 34021 34037
0x86 Reserved FP32 33926 33942 33958 33974 33990 34006 34022 34038
0x87 Reserved FP32 33927 33943 33959 33975 33991 34007 34023 34039
0x88 ADC Value FP32 33928 33944 33960 33976 33992 34008 34024 34040
0x89 Reserved FP32 33929 33945 33961 33977 33993 34009 34025 34041
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 33930 33946 33962 33978 33994 34010 34026 34042
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 33931 33947 33963 33979 33995 34011 34027 34043
0x8C Reserved FP32 33932 33948 33964 33980 33996 34012 34028 34044
0x8D Reserved FP32 33933 33949 33965 33981 33997 34013 34029 34045
0x8E Reserved FP32 33934 33950 33966 33982 33998 34014 34030 34046
0x8F Reserved FP32 33935 33951 33967 33983 33999 34015 34031 34047
Node 1 (continued)
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 1 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Code=0xC5
0x00 DAC Value FP32 34048 34064 34080 34096 34112 34128 34144 34160
0x01 Reserved FP32 34049 34065 34081 34097 34113 34129 34145 34161
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 34050 34066 34082 34098 34114 34130 34146 34162
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 34051 34067 34083 34099 34115 34131 34147 34163
0x04 Reserved FP32 34052 34068 34084 34100 34116 34132 34148 34164
0x05 Reserved FP32 34053 34069 34085 34101 34117 34133 34149 34165
0x06 Reserved FP32 34054 34070 34086 34102 34118 34134 34150 34166
0x07 Reserved FP32 34055 34071 34087 34103 34119 34135 34151 34167
0x08 ADC Value FP32 34056 34072 34088 34104 34120 34136 34152 34168
0x09 Reserved FP32 34057 34073 34089 34105 34121 34137 34153 34169
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 34058 34074 34090 34106 34122 34138 34154 34170
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 34059 34075 34091 34107 34123 34139 34155 34171
0x0C Reserved FP32 34060 34076 34092 34108 34124 34140 34156 34172
0x0D Reserved FP32 34061 34077 34093 34109 34125 34141 34157 34173
0x0E Reserved FP32 34062 34078 34094 34110 34126 34142 34158 34174
0x0F Reserved FP32 34063 34079 34095 34111 34127 34143 34159 34175
0x80 DAC Value FP32 34176 34192 34208 34224 34240 34256 34272 34288
0x81 Reserved FP32 34177 34193 34209 34225 34241 34257 34273 34289
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 34178 34194 34210 34226 34242 34258 34274 34290
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 34179 34195 34211 34227 34243 34259 34275 34291
0x84 Reserved FP32 34180 34196 34212 34228 34244 34260 34276 34292
0x85 Reserved FP32 34181 34197 34213 34229 34245 34261 34277 34293
0x86 Reserved FP32 34182 34198 34214 34230 34246 34262 34278 34294
0x87 Reserved FP32 34183 34199 34215 34231 34247 34263 34279 34295
0x88 ADC Value FP32 34184 34200 34216 34232 34248 34264 34280 34296
0x89 Reserved FP32 34185 34201 34217 34233 34249 34265 34281 34297
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 34186 34202 34218 34234 34250 34266 34282 34298
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 34187 34203 34219 34235 34251 34267 34283 34299
0x8C Reserved FP32 34188 34204 34220 34236 34252 34268 34284 34300
0x8D Reserved FP32 34189 34205 34221 34237 34253 34269 34285 34301
0x8E Reserved FP32 34190 34206 34222 34238 34254 34270 34286 34302
0x8F Reserved FP32 34191 34207 34223 34239 34255 34271 34287 34303
Node 2
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 2 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Code=0xC6
0x00 DAC Value FP32 34304 34320 34336 34352 34368 34384 34400 34416
0x01 Reserved FP32 34305 34321 34337 34353 34369 34385 34401 34417
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 34306 34322 34338 34354 34370 34386 34402 34418
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 34307 34323 34339 34355 34371 34387 34403 34419
0x04 Reserved FP32 34308 34324 34340 34356 34372 34388 34404 34420
0x05 Reserved FP32 34309 34325 34341 34357 34373 34389 34405 34421
0x06 Reserved FP32 34310 34326 34342 34358 34374 34390 34406 34422
0x07 Reserved FP32 34311 34327 34343 34359 34375 34391 34407 34423
0x08 ADC Value FP32 34312 34328 34344 34360 34376 34392 34408 34424
0x09 Reserved FP32 34313 34329 34345 34361 34377 34393 34409 34425
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 34314 34330 34346 34362 34378 34394 34410 34426
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 34315 34331 34347 34363 34379 34395 34411 34427
0x0C Reserved FP32 34316 34332 34348 34364 34380 34396 34412 34428
0x0D Reserved FP32 34317 34333 34349 34365 34381 34397 34413 34429
0x0E Reserved FP32 34318 34334 34350 34366 34382 34398 34414 34430
0x0F Reserved FP32 34319 34335 34351 34367 34383 34399 34415 34431
0x80 DAC Value FP32 34432 34448 34464 34480 34496 34512 34528 34544
0x81 Reserved FP32 34433 34449 34465 34481 34497 34513 34529 34545
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 34434 34450 34466 34482 34498 34514 34530 34546
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 34435 34451 34467 34483 34499 34515 34531 34547
0x84 Reserved FP32 34436 34452 34468 34484 34500 34516 34532 34548
0x85 Reserved FP32 34437 34453 34469 34485 34501 34517 34533 34549
0x86 Reserved FP32 34438 34454 34470 34486 34502 34518 34534 34550
0x87 Reserved FP32 34439 34455 34471 34487 34503 34519 34535 34551
0x88 ADC Value FP32 34440 34456 34472 34488 34504 34520 34536 34552
0x89 Reserved FP32 34441 34457 34473 34489 34505 34521 34537 34553
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 34442 34458 34474 34490 34506 34522 34538 34554
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 34443 34459 34475 34491 34507 34523 34539 34555
0x8C Reserved FP32 34444 34460 34476 34492 34508 34524 34540 34556
0x8D Reserved FP32 34445 34461 34477 34493 34509 34525 34541 34557
0x8E Reserved FP32 34446 34462 34478 34494 34510 34526 34542 34558
0x8F Reserved FP32 34447 34463 34479 34495 34511 34527 34543 34559
Node 2 (continued)
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 2 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Code=0xC7
0x00 DAC Value FP32 34560 34576 34592 34608 34624 34640 34656 34672
0x01 Reserved FP32 34561 34577 34593 34609 34625 34641 34657 34673
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 34562 34578 34594 34610 34626 34642 34658 34674
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 34563 34579 34595 34611 34627 34643 34659 34675
0x04 Reserved FP32 34564 34580 34596 34612 34628 34644 34660 34676
0x05 Reserved FP32 34565 34581 34597 34613 34629 34645 34661 34677
0x06 Reserved FP32 34566 34582 34598 34614 34630 34646 34662 34678
0x07 Reserved FP32 34567 34583 34599 34615 34631 34647 34663 34679
0x08 ADC Value FP32 34568 34584 34600 34616 34632 34648 34664 34680
0x09 Reserved FP32 34569 34585 34601 34617 34633 34649 34665 34681
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 34570 34586 34602 34618 34634 34650 34666 34682
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 34571 34587 34603 34619 34635 34651 34667 34683
0x0C Reserved FP32 34572 34588 34604 34620 34636 34652 34668 34684
0x0D Reserved FP32 34573 34589 34605 34621 34637 34653 34669 34685
0x0E Reserved FP32 34574 34590 34606 34622 34638 34654 34670 34686
0x0F Reserved FP32 34575 34591 34607 34623 34639 34655 34671 34687
0x80 DAC Value FP32 34688 34704 34720 34736 34752 34768 34784 34800
0x81 Reserved FP32 34689 34705 34721 34737 34753 34769 34785 34801
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 34690 34706 34722 34738 34754 34770 34786 34802
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 34691 34707 34723 34739 34755 34771 34787 34803
0x84 Reserved FP32 34692 34708 34724 34740 34756 34772 34788 34804
0x85 Reserved FP32 34693 34709 34725 34741 34757 34773 34789 34805
0x86 Reserved FP32 34694 34710 34726 34742 34758 34774 34790 34806
0x87 Reserved FP32 34695 34711 34727 34743 34759 34775 34791 34807
0x88 ADC Value FP32 34696 34712 34728 34744 34760 34776 34792 34808
0x89 Reserved FP32 34697 34713 34729 34745 34761 34777 34793 34809
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 34698 34714 34730 34746 34762 34778 34794 34810
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 34699 34715 34731 34747 34763 34779 34795 34811
0x8C Reserved FP32 34700 34716 34732 34748 34764 34780 34796 34812
0x8D Reserved FP32 34701 34717 34733 34749 34765 34781 34797 34813
0x8E Reserved FP32 34702 34718 34734 34750 34766 34782 34798 34814
0x8F Reserved FP32 34703 34719 34735 34751 34767 34783 34799 34815
Node 3
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 3 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Code=0xC8
0x00 DAC Value FP32 34816 34832 34848 34864 34880 34896 34912 34928
0x01 Reserved FP32 34817 34833 34849 34865 34881 34897 34913 34929
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 34818 34834 34850 34866 34882 34898 34914 34930
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 34819 34835 34851 34867 34883 34899 34915 34931
0x04 Reserved FP32 34820 34836 34852 34868 34884 34900 34916 34932
0x05 Reserved FP32 34821 34837 34853 34869 34885 34901 34917 34933
0x06 Reserved FP32 34822 34838 34854 34870 34886 34902 34918 34934
0x07 Reserved FP32 34823 34839 34855 34871 34887 34903 34919 34935
0x08 ADC Value FP32 34824 34840 34856 34872 34888 34904 34920 34936
0x09 Reserved FP32 34825 34841 34857 34873 34889 34905 34921 34937
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 34826 34842 34858 34874 34890 34906 34922 34938
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 34827 34843 34859 34875 34891 34907 34923 34939
0x0C Reserved FP32 34828 34844 34860 34876 34892 34908 34924 34940
0x0D Reserved FP32 34829 34845 34861 34877 34893 34909 34925 34941
0x0E Reserved FP32 34830 34846 34862 34878 34894 34910 34926 34942
0x0F Reserved FP32 34831 34847 34863 34879 34895 34911 34927 34943
0x80 DAC Value FP32 34944 34960 34976 34992 35008 35024 35040 35056
0x81 Reserved FP32 34945 34961 34977 34993 35009 35025 35041 35057
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 34946 34962 34978 34994 35010 35026 35042 35058
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 34947 34963 34979 34995 35011 35027 35043 35059
0x84 Reserved FP32 34948 34964 34980 34996 35012 35028 35044 35060
0x85 Reserved FP32 34949 34965 34981 34997 35013 35029 35045 35061
0x86 Reserved FP32 34950 34966 34982 34998 35014 35030 35046 35062
0x87 Reserved FP32 34951 34967 34983 34999 35015 35031 35047 35063
0x88 ADC Value FP32 34952 34968 34984 35000 35016 35032 35048 35064
0x89 Reserved FP32 34953 34969 34985 35001 35017 35033 35049 35065
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 34954 34970 34986 35002 35018 35034 35050 35066
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 34955 34971 34987 35003 35019 35035 35051 35067
0x8C Reserved FP32 34956 34972 34988 35004 35020 35036 35052 35068
0x8D Reserved FP32 34957 34973 34989 35005 35021 35037 35053 35069
0x8E Reserved FP32 34958 34974 34990 35006 35022 35038 35054 35070
0x8F Reserved FP32 34959 34975 34991 35007 35023 35039 35055 35071
Node 3 (continued)
Mask 0x01 0x02 0x04 0x08 0x10 0x20 0x40 0x80
Index CANopen Node 3 DAC/ADC Number
Analog I/O Parameters 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Code=0xC9
0x00 DAC Value FP32 35072 35088 35104 35120 35136 35152 35168 35184
0x01 Reserved FP32 35073 35089 35105 35121 35137 35153 35169 35185
0x02 DAC Gain FP32 35074 35090 35106 35122 35138 35154 35170 35186
0x03 DAC Offset FP32 35075 35091 35107 35123 35139 35155 35171 35187
0x04 Reserved FP32 35076 35092 35108 35124 35140 35156 35172 35188
0x05 Reserved FP32 35077 35093 35109 35125 35141 35157 35173 35189
0x06 Reserved FP32 35078 35094 35110 35126 35142 35158 35174 35190
0x07 Reserved FP32 35079 35095 35111 35127 35143 35159 35175 35191
0x08 ADC Value FP32 35080 35096 35112 35128 35144 35160 35176 35192
0x09 Reserved FP32 35081 35097 35113 35129 35145 35161 35177 35193
0x0A ADC Gain FP32 35082 35098 35114 35130 35146 35162 35178 35194
0x0B ADC Offset FP32 35083 35099 35115 35131 35147 35163 35179 35195
0x0C Reserved FP32 35084 35100 35116 35132 35148 35164 35180 35196
0x0D Reserved FP32 35085 35101 35117 35133 35149 35165 35181 35197
0x0E Reserved FP32 35086 35102 35118 35134 35150 35166 35182 35198
0x0F Reserved FP32 35087 35103 35119 35135 35151 35167 35183 35199
0x80 DAC Value FP32 35200 35216 35232 35248 35264 35280 35296 35312
0x81 Reserved FP32 35201 35217 35233 35249 35265 35281 35297 35313
0x82 DAC Gain FP32 35202 35218 35234 35250 35266 35282 35298 35314
0x83 DAC Offset FP32 35203 35219 35235 35251 35267 35283 35299 35315
0x84 Reserved FP32 35204 35220 35236 35252 35268 35284 35300 35316
0x85 Reserved FP32 35205 35221 35237 35253 35269 35285 35301 35317
0x86 Reserved FP32 35206 35222 35238 35254 35270 35286 35302 35318
0x87 Reserved FP32 35207 35223 35239 35255 35271 35287 35303 35319
0x88 ADC Value FP32 35208 35224 35240 35256 35272 35288 35304 35320
0x89 Reserved FP32 35209 35225 35241 35257 35273 35289 35305 35321
0x8A ADC Gain FP32 35210 35226 35242 35258 35274 35290 35306 35322
0x8B ADC Offset FP32 35211 35227 35243 35259 35275 35291 35307 35323
0x8C Reserved FP32 35212 35228 35244 35260 35276 35292 35308 35324
0x8D Reserved FP32 35213 35229 35245 35261 35277 35293 35309 35325
0x8E Reserved FP32 35214 35230 35246 35262 35278 35294 35310 35326
0x8F Reserved FP32 35215 35231 35247 35263 35279 35295 35311 35327
Master Move Started 0 36864 36896 36928 36960 36992 37024 37056 37088
Master Move Ended 1 36865 36897 36929 36961 36993 37025 37057 37089
Enable Input Lost 2 36866 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Drive Faulted 3 36867 36899 36931 36963 36995 37027 37059 37091
Limit Hit 4 36868 36900 36932 36964 36996 37028 37060 37092
Stall Detect 5 36869 36901 36933 36965 36997 37029 37061 37093
Program Complete 6 36870 36902 36934 36966 36998 37030 37062 37094
Encoder Disconnect 7 36871 36903 36935 36967 36999 37031 37063 37095
Encoder Phase Error 8 36872 36904 36936 36968 37000 37032 37064 37096
CANopen Node 9 36873 36905 36937 36969 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Failure
Master Move Started 0 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Master Move Ended 1 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Enable Input Lost 2 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Drive Faulted 3 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Limit Hit 4 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Stall Detect 5 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Program Complete 6 37126 37158 37190 37222 37254 37286 37318 37350
Encoder Disconnect 7 37127 37159 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Encoder Phase Error 8 37128 37160 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
CANopen Node 9 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Failure
Master Move R/W Per master counters updated when master move starts if
Started “master int pending” bit set in master flags.
Master Move R/W Per master counters updated in “master end move” when
Ended master move ends.
To enable the alarm, set the Master Move Ended Alarm bit
(bit 12) in the Quaternary Master Flags.
Drive Faulted R/W Periodic task that checks for new drive fault will also
update per slave counters.
To enable the alarm, set the Drive Faulted Alarm bit (bit 0)
in the Quaternary Axis Flags.
Limit Hit R/W TBD limit service will also update per slave counters
To enable the alarm, set the Limit Hit Alarm bit (bit 1) in the
Quaternary Axis Flags.
Stall Detect R/W TBD stall service will also update per slave counters
To enable the alarm, set the Stall Detect Alarm bit (bit 2) in
the Quaternary Axis Flags.
Program R/W Per program counters updated in “Prog Task” and “Multi-
Complete task”
To enable the alarm, set the Program Complete Alarm bit
(bit 13) in the Program Flags.
Encoder R/W Encoder periodic function will update per encoder event
Disconnect counters.
Encoder Phase R/W Encoder periodic function will update per encoder event
Error counters.
CANopen Node R/W Mailbox node state and node failure commands update per
Failure node counters
Number of R/W Sets the number EPL drives (called controlled nodes) in the
Controlled network.
Nodes (CN)
Network State R Indicates the state of the EPL LED on the controller.
0= Reset or not active. The Managing Node (MN) is off,
initializing, or in the reset state.
1= Basic Ethernet. The node is operating as a basic
Ethernet device, and not as an EPL device.
2= Pre-operational 1. The MN is asking for node status and
is configuring CNs. EPL cycles are reduced cycles, and do
not contain poll requests or poll responses.
3= Pre-operational 2. EPL cycles contain poll requests and
poll responses, but not all node configuration has finished.
The exchanged data is ignored.
4= Ready to Operate. The Controlled Node (CN) has
responded to a request from MN to enter this state, but
exchanged data is still ignored.
5= Operational. The EPL network is exchanging valid data.
Non-Operating R 0= EPLD0,
Nodes Bit 1= EPLD1, etc.
Reports
If the bit is set, the node is not operating as expected.
EPLD Object R -1= No objects are open for communication. See OPEN
OPENed command.
0-15= The identity of an Ethernet Powerlink drive. For
example EPLD0 as described by P37632-P37647.
OPENed EPLD R Indicates the device number of the EPL Drive that is open
Device Number for communication. See OPEN command.
Operational R The time the network has been operating since the most
Duration in recent network start (bit 16640 or EPLC ON).
Seconds
0x01 Node ID LONG 37632 37648 37664 37680 37696 37712 37728 37744
0x02 Reserved LONG 37633 37649 37665 37681 37697 37713 37729 37745
0x04 Drive Mode LONG 37634 37650 37666 37682 37698 37714 37730 37746
0x08 TCP/IP Port Number LONG 37635 37651 37667 37683 37699 37715 37731 37747
0x10 OS Download or Reset LONG 37636 37652 37668 37684 37700 37716 37732 37748
Progress or Status
0x20 EPL Operation Error Code LONG 37637 37653 37669 37685 37701 37717 37733 37749
0x40 Attached Axis Number LONG 37638 37654 37670 37686 37702 37718 37734 37750
0x80 Node Status LONG 37639 37655 37671 37687 37703 37719 37735 37751
0x01 Operational Duration in LONG 37640 37656 37672 37688 37704 37720 37736 37752
Seconds
0x02 Node Failure Count LONG 37641 37657 37673 37689 37705 37721 37737 37753
0x04 Reserved LONG 37642 37658 37674 37690 37706 37722 37738 37754
0x08 Reserved LONG 37643 37659 37675 37691 37707 37723 37739 37755
0x10 Reserved LONG 37644 37660 37676 37692 37708 37724 37740 37756
0x20 Reserved LONG 37645 37661 37677 37693 37709 37725 37741 37757
0x40 Reserved LONG 37646 37662 37678 37694 37710 37726 37742 37758
0x80 Reserved LONG 37647 37663 37679 37695 37711 37727 37743 37759
0x01 Node ID LONG 37760 37776 37792 37808 37824 37840 37856 37872
0x02 Reserved LONG 37761 37777 37793 37809 37825 37841 37857 37873
0x04 Drive Mode LONG 37762 37778 37794 37810 37826 37842 37858 37874
0x08 TCP/IP Port Number LONG 37763 37779 37795 37811 37827 37843 37859 37875
0x10 OS Download or Reset LONG 37764 37780 37796 37812 37828 37844 37860 37876
Progress or Status
0x20 EPL Operation Error Code LONG 37765 37781 37797 37813 37829 37845 37861 37877
0x40 Attached Axis Number LONG 37766 37782 37798 37814 37830 37846 37862 37878
0x80 Node Status LONG 37767 37783 37799 37815 37831 37847 37863 37879
0x01 Operational Duration in LONG 37768 37784 37800 37816 37832 37848 37864 37880
Seconds
0x02 Node Failure Count LONG 37769 37785 37801 37817 37833 37849 37865 37881
0x04 Reserved LONG 37770 37786 37802 37818 37834 37850 37866 37882
0x08 Reserved LONG 37771 37787 37803 37819 37835 37851 37867 37883
0x10 Reserved LONG 37772 37788 37804 37820 37836 37852 37868 37884
0x20 Reserved LONG 37773 37789 37805 37821 37837 37853 37869 37885
0x40 Reserved LONG 37774 37790 37806 37822 37838 37854 37870 37886
0x80 Reserved LONG 37775 37791 37807 37823 37839 37855 37871 37887
Drive Mode R/W Sets the drive mode. Currently, only mode 7 exists (Aries
EPL). The default value is 7.
TCP/IP Port R/W Sets the TCP/IP port number. The default port number is
Number 5002, required for Aries EPL drives.
Attached Axis R Reports the axis number to which the EPL drive is
Number attached. See the ATTACH AXIS command.
-1 = No attachment present.
Operational R Indicates how long a node has been operating, either from
Duration in the start time of the original network operation, or since
Seconds being restarted by the controller.
Node Failure R Indicates the number of times the controller has tried to
Count restart a controlled node that stopped being operational
(since the overall network became operational).
0x00 EPLD Position LONG 38144 38160 38176 38192 38208 38224 38240 38256
0x01 EPLD Velocity LONG 38145 38161 38177 38193 38209 38225 38241 38257
0x02 EPLE Position LONG 38146 38162 38178 38194 38210 38226 38242 38258
0x03 EPLE Velocity LONG 38147 38163 38179 38195 38211 38227 38243 38259
0x04 Reserved LONG 38148 38164 38180 38196 38212 38228 38244 38260
0x05 Reserved LONG 38149 38165 38181 38197 38213 38229 38245 38261
0x06 Reserved LONG 38150 38166 38182 38198 38214 38230 38246 38262
0x07 Reserved LONG 38151 38167 38183 38199 38215 38231 38247 38263
0x80 EPLD Position LONG 38272 38288 38304 38320 38336 38352 38368 38384
0x81 EPLD Velocity LONG 38273 38289 38305 38321 38337 38353 38369 38385
0x82 EPLE Position LONG 38274 38290 38306 38322 38338 38354 38370 38386
0x83 EPLE Velocity LONG 38275 38291 38307 38323 38339 38355 38371 38387
0x84 Reserved LONG 38276 38292 38308 38324 38340 38356 38372 38388
0x85 Reserved LONG 38277 38293 38309 38325 38341 38357 38373 38389
0x86 Reserved LONG 38278 38294 38310 38326 38342 38358 38374 38390
0x87 Reserved LONG 38279 38295 38311 38327 38343 38359 38375 38391
EPLD Velocity R Signed change in EPL drive’s encoder counts since the
previous servo period.
Bit Reference
Bit Overview
The following is an outline of the bits detailed in this guide:
Physical Bit
Flag Description Pinout Index Bit Number
INP 00 P4-1 0 0
INP 01 P4-2 1 1
INP 02 P4-3 2 2
INP 03 P4-4 3 3
INP 04 P4-5 4 4
INP 05 P4-6 5 5
INP 06 P4-7 6 6
INP 07 P4-8 7 7
INP 08 P4-9 8 8
INP 09 P4-10 9 9
INP 10 P4-11 10 10
INP 11 P4-12 11 11
INP 12 P4-13 12 12
INP 13 P4-14 13 13
INP 14 P4-15 14 14
INP 15 P4-16 15 15
INP 16 P4-17 16 16
INP 17 P4-18 17 17
INP 18 P4-19 18 18
INP 19 P4-20 19 19
INP 20 P4-21 20 20
INP 21 P4-22 21 21
INP 22 P4-23 22 22
INP 23 P4-24 23 23
INP 24 P4-25 24 24
INP 25 P4-26 25 25
INP 26 P4-27 26 26
INP 27 P4-28 27 27
INP 28 P4-29 28 28
INP 29 P4-20 29 29
INP 30 P4-31 30 30
INP 31 P4-32 31 31
Physical Bit
Flag Description Pinout Index Bit Number
OUT 32 P3-1 0 32
OUT 33 P3-2 1 33
OUT 34 P3-3 2 34
OUT 35 P3-4 3 35
OUT 36 P3-5 4 36
OUT 37 P3-6 5 37
OUT 38 P3-7 6 38
OUT 39 P3-8 7 39
OUT 40 P3-9 8 40
OUT 41 P3-10 9 41
OUT 42 P3-11 10 42
OUT 43 P3-12 11 43
OUT 44 P3-13 12 44
OUT 45 P3-14 13 45
OUT 46 P3-15 14 46
OUT 47 P3-16 15 47
OUT 48 P3-17 16 48
OUT 49 P3-18 17 49
OUT 50 P3-19 18 50
OUT 51 P3-20 19 51
OUT 52 P3-21 20 52
OUT 53 P3-22 21 53
OUT 54 P3-23 22 54
OUT 55 P3-24 23 55
OUT 56 P3-25 24 56
OUT 57 P3-26 25 57
OUT 58 P3-27 26 58
OUT 59 P3-28 27 59
OUT 60 P3-29 28 60
OUT 61 P3-20 29 61
OUT 62 P3-31 30 62
OUT 63 P3-32 31 63
Physical Bit
Flag Description Pinout Index Bit Number
OUT 32 P3-1 0 32
OUT 33 P3-2 1 33
OUT 34 P3-3 2 34
OUT 35 P3-4 3 35
OUT 36 P3-5 4 36
OUT 37 P3-6 5 37
OUT 38 P3-7 6 38
OUT 39 P3-8 7 39
Drive Enable R/W If the Enable Drive I/O bit (bit index 20) in the Quaternary Axis
Output flags is clear, you can then control the state of the Drive
Enable Output.
Drive Reset R/W If the Enable Drive I/O bit (bit index 20) in the Quaternary Axis
Output flags is clear, you can then control the state of the Drive
Enable Output.
LED Green R/W If the Enable Drive I/O bit (bit index 20) in the Quaternary Axis
flags is clear, you can then control the state of the Drive
Enable Output.
LED Red R/W If the Enable Drive I/O bit (bit index 20) in the Quaternary Axis
flags is clear, you can then control the state of the Drive
Enable Output.
Bit
Flag Description Index Bit Number
Reserved 8 72
Reserved 9 73
Reserved 10 74
Reserved 11 75
Reserved 12 76
Reserved 13 77
Reserved 14 78
Reserved 15 79
20 ms Clock Pulse 16 80
Reserved 20 84
Reserved 21 85
Reserved 22 86
Reserved 23 87
PLS0 On 24 88
PLS1 On 25 89
PLS2 On 26 90
PLS3 On 27 91
PLS4 On 28 92
PLS5 On 29 93
PLS6 On 30 94
PLS7 On 31 95
DIP Switch R Indicates the physical state of the DIP switch (not applicable to
Input ACR9000).
20 ms Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
100 ms Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
1 Second Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
1 Minute Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
PLS On R The bit is set when the programmable limit switch is enabled.
For more information, see the PLS ON command.
Bit
Flag Description Index Bit Number
20 ms Clock Pulse 16 80
Reserved 20 84
Reserved 21 85
Reserved 22 86
Reserved 23 87
PLS0 On 24 88
PLS1 On 25 89
PLS2 On 26 90
PLS3 On 27 91
PLS4 On 28 92
PLS5 On 29 93
PLS6 On 30 94
PLS7 On 31 95
Drive Fault R Indicates the physical state of the drive’s fault input.
Input
Trigger Input R Indicates the physical state of the drives high-speed input.
20 ms Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
100 ms Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
1 Second Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
1 Minute Clock R Provides a real-time clock. The bit state changes every one-
Pulse half clock pulse.
PLS On R The bit is set when the programmable limit switch is enabled.
For more information, see the PLS ON command.
Bit
Flag Description Index Bit Number
Reserved 12 108
Reserved 13 109
Reserved 14 110
Reserved 15 111
Reserved 18 114
Reserved 19 115
Reserved 24 120
Reserved 25 121
Reserved 26 122
Reserved 27 123
Reserved 28 124
Reserved 29 125
Reserved 30 126
Reserved 31 127
LED Bank R/W Controls the state of the LED bank’s output.
Output
Sample Trigger R Controls the monitoring of the data sample trigger, which sets
Armed the Sample in Progress bit. The bit clears when all sample
channels are filled, thereby indicating the sample is complete.
Sample Trigger R Indicates the previous state of the trigger event for detecting
Latched trigger edges. If the trigger event is detected and the previous
trigger condition was clear, the controller takes a sample.
Trigger AT Bus R/W Controls the bus interrupt for bus based controllers. When set,
Interrupt a bus interrupt is sent. In the ACR9000 controller, the interrupt
causes an Ethernet User Alarm.
Trigger R/W Controls a software encoder capture of all axes. When set, a
Software software capture is taken and stored in the Axis Parameters
Capture (bit index 5).
Expansion I/O R Indicates expansion I/O is present for bus based controllers.
Enable When the controller detects expansion I/O is present it sets the
Expansion I/O Enable bit. When set, controller checks the bit
and subsequently the expansion I/O each servo period.
Bit
Flag Description Index Bit Number
LED 4 Green 0 96
LED 4 Red 1 97
LED 5 Green 2 98
LED 5 Red 3 99
Reserved 12 108
Reserved 13 109
Reserved 14 110
Reserved 15 111
Reserved 24 120
Reserved 25 121
Reserved 26 122
Reserved 27 123
Reserved 28 124
Reserved 29 125
Reserved 30 126
Bit
Flag Description Index Bit Number
Reserved 31 127
LED Bank R/W Controls the state of the LED bank’s output.
Output
Sample Trigger R Controls the monitoring of the data sample trigger, which sets
Armed the Sample in Progress bit. The bit clears when all sample
channels are filled, thereby indicating the sample is complete.
Trigger AT Bus R/W Controls the bus interrupt for bus based controllers. When set,
Interrupt a bus interrupt is sent. In the ACR9000 controller, the interrupt
causes an Ethernet User Alarm.
Trigger R/W Controls a software encoder capture of all axes. When set, a
Software software capture is taken and stored in the Axis Parameters
Capture (bit index 5. For example, P12293 for Axis0.)
Trigger EPLD R/W Controls a software encoder capture of all EPL axes primary
Soft Capture encoders. When set, a software capture is taken and stored in
the Axis Parameters, Software Capture (parameter index 5. For
example P12293 for Axis0.)
Trigger EPLE R/W Controls a software encoder of all EPL axes secondary
Soft Capture encoders. When set, a software capture is taken and stored in
the Axis Parameters, Software Capture (parameter index 5. For
example P12293 for Axis0.)
Expansion I/O R Indicates expansion I/O is present for bus based controllers.
Enable When the controller detects expansion I/O is present it sets
the Expansion I/O Enable bit. When set, controller checks the
bit and subsequently the expansion I/O each servo period.
User Defined R/W Controls the bit for user application purposes only. It does not
affect controller functions.
Warning — The function of the “Kill All Moves” and “Stop All Moves” flags
has changed in Firmware Versions 1.17.05 and above.
Move Buffered 5 517 549 581 613 645 677 709 741
Feedhold Request 8 520 552 584 616 648 680 712 744
Cycle Start Request 9 521 553 585 617 649 681 713 745
Kill All Moves 10 522 554 586 618 650 682 714 746
Stop All Moves 11 523 555 587 619 651 683 715 747
FVEL Zero Pending 12 524 556 588 620 652 684 716 748
FVEL Zero Active 13 525 557 589 621 653 685 717 749
FOV/ROV Lock Pending 14 526 558 590 622 654 686 718 750
FOV/ROV Lock Active 15 527 559 591 623 655 687 719 751
Not In Position (IPB) 16 528 560 592 624 656 688 720 752
Not Excess Error (EXC) 17 529 561 593 625 657 689 721 753
Within A Limit (ALM) 18 530 562 594 626 658 690 722 754
Not Within B Limit (BLM) 19 531 563 595 627 669 691 723 755
Not Torque Limit (TLM) 20 532 564 596 628 660 692 724 756
Not In Torque Band (ITB) 21 533 565 597 629 661 693 725 757
Increment Count 24 536 568 600 632 664 696 728 760
Decrement Count 25 537 569 601 633 665 697 729 761
Interrupt On Move 26 538 570 602 634 666 698 730 762
TRG Pending 27 539 571 603 635 667 699 731 763
Start Move Inhibit 28 540 572 604 636 668 700 732 764
REN Request Flag 29 541 573 605 637 669 701 733 765
Cycle Start Lockout 30 542 574 606 638 670 702 734 766
Reserved 31 543 575 607 639 671 703 735 767
Status Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Accelerating R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently accelerating using the ACC ramp.
Decelerating R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently decelerating using the DEC ramp.
Stopping R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently decelerating to a complete stop
using STP ramp.
Jerking R (f) Flag will be set if the master acceleration is changing using the JRK ramp.
In Motion R (f) Flag set if the master is currently in a move, this Flag will also stay
activated when the master is in feedhold.
Move Buffered R (f) Flag set if the master currently has a move pending (buffered) while a
previous move is in progress. This Flag will clear when there are no moves
pending.
Feedholding R (f) Flag set if the master has received a feedhold request. The attached axes
are decelerating or stopped. This Flag will clear when a Cycle Start request
is received.
In Feedhold R (f) Flag set if the master has received a feedhold request and the attached
axes have stopped. This Flag will clear when a Cycle Start request is
received.
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Feedhold R/W (s) This Flag will cause the current move to decelerate to zero and set the
Request Feedholding status flag. Processor acknowledgment clears the Flag.
Cycle Start R/W (s) This Flag will cause the move in progress when a Feedhold Request was
Request processed to accelerate and continue the moves. Processor
acknowledgment clears the Flag.
Kill All Moves R/W (s) See Flag description on following page.
Stop All Moves R/W (s) See Flag description on following page.
FVEL Zero R/W (s) State of "FVEL zero" flag at start of next move.
Pending
FVEL Zero Active R/W (s) When this flag is set, use 0 for FVEL instead of FVEL setting.
FOV/ROV Lock R/W (s) State of "FOV/ROV lock" flag at start of next move.
Pending
The Kill All Moves and Stop All Moves flag functions are user selectable via the
Secondary Master Flags Bit Index 4 control flag, Enable Clear Request, as follows:
Kill All Moves R/W Setting this Flag will stop all moves without using
(s) any acceleration or deceleration ramps. This flag
does not halt any programs or PLCs.
The user is responsible for clearing this Flag.
Stop All Moves R/W Setting this Flag will cause the master to respond
(s) the same as receiving a Feedhold Request, wait for
"In Feedhold" flag, and then follow with a Kill All
Moves.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag. The user is responsible for clearing
the Kill All Moves Flag.
Kill All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will stop all moves without using
any acceleration or deceleration ramps. This flag
does not halt any programs or PLCs.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag.
Stop All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will cause the master to respond
the same as receiving a Feedhold Request, wait for
"In Feedhold" flag, and then follow with a Kill All
Moves.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag.
Limit Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not In Position R (s) Flag will be set whenever any attached axes has a
following error that is outside of its In-Position Band
(IPB), or the axis is in motion.
Not Excess Error R (s) Flag will be set if all of the attached axes has a following
error that is within their Excess Error bands (EXC)
Within A Limit R (s) Flag will be set if all attached axes have a command
position that is within the values set by Stroke Limit `A’
(ALM)
Not Within B Limit R (s) Flag will be set if any attached axes has a command
position that is outside of values set by Stroke Limit `B’
(BLM)
Not Torque Limit R (s) Flag will be set if none of the attached DAC outputs is
being torque limited. This is set by the value of Torque
Limit. (TLM)
Not in Torque Band R (s) Flag will be set if any attached DAC output is outside of
the torque band. This is set by the value of In-Torque
Band. (ITB)
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Sequence Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Increment Count R/W (f) When this flag is set, the move counter increments when
a move starts.
Decrement Count R/W (f) When this flag is set, the move counter decrements when
a move starts.
Interrupt On Move R/W (f) When this flag is set, an interrupt is sent to the AT Bus
when a move is fetched from FIFO and buffered.
TRG Pending R/W (f) This flag is set when the master is waiting for TRG
condition to become true.
Start Move Inhibit R/W (f) When this flag is set, buffered moves are prevented from
starting. This flag is used internally by the BLK/STEP
sequence.
REN Request Flag R/W (s) When This flag is set, the attached axes will perform a
REN command. Flag is cleared on operation.
Cycle Start Lockout R/W (f) When this f lag is set, the master will ignore cycle start
requests.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Move Buffered 5 7429 7461 7493 7525 7557 7589 7621 7653
Feedhold Request 8 7432 7464 7496 7528 7560 7592 7624 7656
Cycle Start Request 9 7433 7465 7497 7529 7561 7593 7625 7657
Kill All Moves 10 7434 7466 7498 7530 7562 7594 7626 7658
Stop All Moves 11 7435 7467 7499 7531 7563 7595 7627 7659
FVEL Zero Pending 12 7436 7468 7500 7532 7564 7596 7628 7660
FVEL Zero Active 13 7437 7469 7501 7533 7565 7597 7629 7661
FOV/ROV Lock Pending 14 7438 7470 7502 7534 7566 7598 7630 7662
FOV/ROV Lock Active 15 7439 7471 7503 7535 7567 7599 7631 7663
Not In Position (IPB) 16 7440 7472 7504 7536 7568 7600 7632 7664
Not Excess Error (EXC) 17 7441 7473 7505 7537 7569 7601 7633 7665
Within A Limit (ALM) 18 7442 7474 7506 7538 7570 7602 7634 7666
Not Within B Limit (BLM) 19 7443 7475 7507 7539 7571 7603 7635 7667
Not Torque Limit (TLM) 20 7444 7476 7508 7540 7572 7604 7636 7668
Not In Torque Band (ITB) 21 7445 7477 7509 7541 7573 7605 7637 7669
Increment Count 24 7448 7480 7512 7544 7576 7608 7640 7672
Decrement Count 25 7449 7481 7513 7545 7577 7609 7641 7673
Interrupt On Move 26 7450 7482 7514 7546 7578 7610 7642 7674
TRG Pending 27 7451 7483 7515 7547 7579 7611 7643 7675
Start Move Inhibit 28 7452 7484 7516 7548 7580 7612 7644 7676
REN Request Flag 29 7453 7485 7517 7549 7581 7613 7645 7677
Cycle Start Lockout 30 7454 7486 7518 7550 7582 7614 7646 7678
Reserved 31 7455 7487 7519 7551 7583 7615 7647 7679
Status Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Accelerating R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently accelerating using the ACC
ramp.
Decelerating R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently decelerating using the DEC
ramp.
Stopping R (f) Flag will be set if the master is currently decelerating to a complete
stop using STP ramp.
Jerking R (f) Flag will be set if the master acceleration is changing using the JRK
ramp.
In Motion R (f) Flag set if the master is currently in a move, this Flag will also stay
activated when the master is in feedhold.
Move Buffered R (f) Flag set if the master currently has a move pending (buffered) while
a previous move is in progress. This Flag will clear when there are
no moves pending.
Feedholding R (f) Flag set if the master has received a feedhold request. The attached
axes are decelerating or stopped. This Flag will clear when a Cycle
Start request is received.
In Feedhold R (f) Flag set if the master has received a feedhold request and the
attached axes have stopped. This Flag will clear when a Cycle Start
request is received.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Feedhold Request R/W (s) This Flag will cause the current move to decelerate to zero and set the
Feedholding status flag. Processor acknowledgment clears the Flag.
Cycle Start Request R/W (s) This Flag will cause the move in progress when a Feedhold Request
was processed to accelerate and continue the moves. Processor
acknowledgment clears the Flag.
Kill All Moves R/W (s) See Flag description on following page.
Stop All Moves R/W (s) See Flag description on following page.
FVEL Zero Pending R/W (s) State of "FVEL zero" flag at start of next move.
FVEL Zero Active R/W (s) When this flag is set, use 0 for FVEL instead of FVEL setting.
FOV/ROV Lock R/W (s) State of "FOV/ROV lock" flag at start of next move.
Pending
FOV/ROV Lock R/W (s) When this flag is set, use 1.0 for FOV instead of FOV setting, during
Active feed moves.
When this flag is set, use 1.0 for ROV instead of ROV setting during
rapid moves.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
The Kill All Moves and Stop All Moves flag functions are user selectable via the
Secondary Master Flags Bit Index 4 control flag, Enable Clear Request, as follows:
Kill All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will stop all moves without using
any acceleration or deceleration ramps. This flag
does not halt any programs or PLCs.
The user is responsible for clearing this Flag.
Stop All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will cause the master to respond
the same as receiving a Feedhold Request, wait for
"In Feedhold" flag, and then follow with a Kill All
Moves.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag. The user is responsible for clearing
the Kill All Moves Flag.
Kill All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will stop all moves without using
any acceleration or deceleration ramps. This flag
does not halt any programs or PLCs.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag.
Stop All Moves R/W (s) Setting this Flag will cause the master to respond
the same as receiving a Feedhold Request, wait for
"In Feedhold" flag, and then follow with a Kill All
Moves.
Processor acknowledgment clears the Kill All
Moves Flag.
Limit Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not In Position R (s) Flag will be set whenever any attached axes has a
following error that is outside of its In-Position Band
(IPB)
Not Excess Error R (s) Flag will be set if all of the attached axes has a following
error that is within their Excess Error bands (EXC)
Within A Limit R (s) Flag will be set if all attached axes have a command
position that is within the values set by Stroke Limit ‘A’
(ALM)
Not Within B Limit R (s) Flag will be set if any attached axes has a command
position that is outside of values set by Stroke Limit ‘B’
(BLM)
Not Torque Limit R (s) Flag will be set if none of the attached DAC outputs is
being torque limited. This is set by the value of Torque
Limit. (TLM)
Not in Torque Band R (s) Flag will be set if any attached DAC output is outside of
the torque band. This is set by the value of In-Torque
Band. (ITB)
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Sequence Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Increment Count R/W (f) When this flag is set, the move counter increments when
a move starts.
Decrement Count R/W (f) When this flag is set, the move counter decrements when
a move starts.
Interrupt On Move R/W (f) When this flag is set, an interrupt is sent to the AT Bus
when a move is fetched from FIFO and buffered.
TRG Pending R/W (f) This flag is set when the master is waiting for TRG
condition to become true.
Start Move Inhibit R/W (f) When this flag is set, buffered moves are prevented from
starting. This flag is used internally by the BLK/STEP
sequence.
REN Request Flag R/W (s) When This flag is set, the attached axes will perform a
REN command. Flag is cleared on operation.
Cycle Start Lockout R/W (f) When this flag is set, the master will ignore cycle start
requests.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Not In Position (IPB) 0 768 800 832 864 896 928 960 992
Not Excess Error (EXC) 1 769 801 833 865 897 929 961 993
Within A Limit (ALM) 2 770 802 834 866 898 930 962 994
Not Within B Limit (BLM) 3 771 803 835 867 899 931 963 995
Not Torque Limit (TLM) 4 772 804 836 868 900 932 964 996
Not In Torque Band (ITB) 5 773 805 837 869 901 933 965 997
Not Marker 8 776 808 840 872 904 936 968 1000
Capture Complete 9 777 809 841 873 905 937 969 1001
(INTCAP)
HSINT Registered 10 778 810 842 874 906 938 970 1002
HSINT Aborted 11 779 811 843 875 907 939 971 1003
Sinusoidal Mode (SINE) 12 780 812 844 876 908 940 972 1004
Gear Lock (GEAR) 13 781 813 845 877 909 941 973 1005
Gear At Speed (GEAR) 14 782 814 846 878 910 942 974 1006
Gear Stopping (GEAR) 15 783 815 847 879 911 943 975 1007
Clamp Output Signal 16 784 816 848 880 912 944 976 1008
Open Servo Loop (AXIS) 17 785 817 849 881 913 945 977 1009
Biquad Filter Activate 18 786 818 850 882 914 946 978 1010
REN Request Flag 19 787 819 851 883 915 947 979 1011
Gear Activate (GEAR OFF, 20 788 820 852 884 916 948 980 1012
GEAR ON)
Gear Active 21 789 821 853 885 917 949 981 1013
Cam Activate 22 790 822 854 886 918 950 982 1014
Ballscrew Activate (BSC) 23 791 823 855 887 919 951 983 1015
Jog Active 24 792 824 856 888 920 952 984 1016
Jog Direction 25 793 825 857 889 921 953 985 1017
Jog At Speed 26 794 826 858 890 922 954 986 1018
Jog Stopping 27 795 827 859 891 923 955 987 1019
Jog Forward (JOG_FWD) 28 796 828 860 892 924 956 988 1020
Jog Reverse (JOG_REV) 29 797 829 861 893 925 957 989 1021
Jog Limit Check 30 798 830 862 894 926 958 990 1022
Jog Lockout 31 799 831 863 895 927 959 991 1023
Limit Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not in Position R (s) Flag will be set when following error is outside of In-
Position Band (IPB), or the axis is in motion.
Not Excess Error R (s) Flag will be set when following error is within Excess
Error band (EXC)
Within A Limit R (s) Flag will be set if command position is within the values
set by Stroke Limit ‘A’ (ALM)
Not Within B Limit R (s) Flag will be set if command position is outside of values
set by Stroke Limit ‘B’ (BLM)
Not Torque Limit R (s) Flag will be set if attached DAC output is being torque
limited. This is set by the value of Torque Limit. (TLM)
Not in Torque Band R (s) Flag will be set if attached DAC output is outside of the
torque band. This is set by the value of In-torque Band.
(ITB)
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Status Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not Marker R (s) Flag will be set when encoder marker of attached
encoder is not present
HSINT Aborted R Cleared by the start of the HSINT command. Set when
the optional HSINT “abort bit” is detected and the
sequence is aborted.
Sinusoidal Mode R/W (f) When this bit is set, linear moves are converted into
SINE commands.
Gear Lock R/W Set this bit to disable GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC and
force gear ratio to the programmed setting.
Gear At Speed R This bit is set when the internal gear ratio is equal to the
programmed gear ratio. This bit is cleared during GEAR
ACC and GEAR DEC ramps.
Gear Stopping R This bit is set during the final GEAR DEC ramp after a
GEAR OFF command is issued.
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Clamp Output R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis “Output Signal” parameter
Signal is forced to zero.
Open Servo Loop R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis does not execute servo
loop.
Biquad Filter R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis executes digital filters.
Activate
REN Request Flag R/W (s) When this flag is set, the axis executes a REN command.
Flag is cleared on operation
Gear Lock R/W Overrides the gearing ramp mechanism. Locks the
current gear ratio to the target gear ratio regardless of
the current GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC settings.
Gear At Speed R Set when gearing is active and the current gear ratio is
equal to the target gear ratio. Cleared if executing a gear
acc/dec ramp.
Gear Stopping R Set when gearing is active and the gear activation bit is
clear. When the current gear ratio reaches zero, the gear
active bit is cleared.
Gearing Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by GEAR ON and cleared by GEAR OFF. Can
be used to manually control gearing.
Cam Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by CAM ON and cleared by CAM OFF. Can
be used to manually control camming.
Ballscrew Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by BSC ON and cleared by BSC OFF. Can be
used to manually control ballscrew.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Jog Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Jog Active R (f) Flag is set when the axis is in any jog mode.
Jog Direction R (f) Flag is set when the axis is jogging negative and off
when jogging positive or not jogging.
Jog at Speed R (f) Flag is set when the axis speed is at the velocity set by
JOG VEL command.
Jog Stopping R (f) Flag is set when axis is ramping to zero jog velocity.
Jog Forward R/W (f) Flag is set when axis is jogging forward. Can be used to
start jog forward by setting the flag or stopping jog
forward by clearing the flag. The JOG FWD command
sets this bit. The JOG OFF command clears this bit.
Jog Reverse R/W (f) Flag is set when axis is jogging in reverse. Can be used
to start jog reverse by setting the flag or stopping jog
reverse by clearing the flag. The JOG REV command sets
this bit. The JOG OFF command clears this bit.
Jog Limit Check R/W (f) When this flag is set the jog limits are checked when the
JOG FWD and JOG REV commands are used. The
value of jog limits is set using the JLM command.
Jog Lockout R/W (f) When this flag is set a JOG FWD or JOG REV command
will set the appropriate flag but not produce motion. If
this flag is cleared and the Jog Forward or Jog Reverse
flag is set the Jog will start. If this flag is set while in a
jog mode it will not take effect until the present jog is
stopped.
Not In Position (IPB) 0 7680 7712 7744 7776 7808 7840 7872 7904
Not Excess Error (EXC) 1 7681 7713 7745 7777 7809 7841 7873 7905
Within A Limit (ALM) 2 7682 7714 7746 7778 7810 7842 7874 7906
Not Within B Limit (BLM) 3 7683 7715 7747 7779 7811 7843 7875 7907
Not Torque Limit (TLM) 4 7684 7716 7748 7780 7812 7844 7876 7908
Not In Torque Band (ITB) 5 7685 7717 7749 7781 7813 7845 7877 7909
Not Marker 8 7688 7720 7752 7784 7816 7848 7880 7912
Capture Complete 9 7689 7721 7753 7785 7817 7849 7881 7913
(INTCAP)
HSINT Registered 10 7690 7722 7754 7786 7818 7850 7882 7914
HSINT Aborted 11 7691 7723 7755 7787 7819 7851 7883 7915
Sinusoidal Mode (SINE) 12 7692 7724 7756 7788 7820 7852 7884 7916
Gear Lock (GEAR) 13 7693 7725 7757 7789 7821 7853 7885 7917
Gear At Speed (GEAR) 14 7694 7726 7758 7790 7822 7854 7886 7918
Gear Stopping (GEAR) 15 7695 7727 7759 7791 7823 7855 7887 7919
Clamp Output Signal 16 7696 7728 7760 7792 7824 7856 7888 7920
Open Servo Loop (AXIS) 17 7697 7729 7761 7793 7825 7857 7889 7921
Biquad Filter Activate 18 7698 7730 7762 7794 7826 7858 7890 7922
REN Request Flag 19 7699 7731 7763 7795 7827 7859 7891 7923
Gear Activate (GEAR OFF, 20 7700 7732 7764 7796 7828 7860 7892 7924
GEAR ON)
Gear Active 21 7701 7733 7765 7797 7829 7861 7893 7925
Cam Activate 22 7702 7734 7766 7798 7830 7862 7894 7926
Ballscrew Activate (BSC) 23 7703 7735 7767 7799 7831 7863 7895 7927
Jog Active 24 7704 7736 7768 7800 7832 7864 7896 7928
Jog Direction 25 7705 7737 7769 7801 7833 7865 7897 7929
Jog At Speed 26 7706 7738 7770 7802 7834 7866 7898 7930
Jog Stopping 27 7707 7739 7771 7803 7835 7867 7899 7931
Jog Forward (JOG_FWD) 28 7708 7740 7772 7804 7836 7868 7900 7932
Jog Reverse (JOG_REV) 29 7709 7741 7773 7805 7837 7869 7901 7933
Jog Limit Check 30 7710 7742 7774 7806 7838 7870 7902 7934
Jog Lockout 31 7711 7743 7775 7807 7839 7871 7903 7935
Limit Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not in Position R (s) Flag will be set when following error is outside of In-
Position Band (IPB)
Not Excess Error R (s) Flag will be set when following error is within Excess
Error band (EXC)
Within A Limit R (s) Flag will be set if command position is within the values
set by Stroke Limit ‘A’ (ALM)
Not Within B Limit R (s) Flag will be set if command position is outside of values
set by Stroke Limit ‘B’ (BLM)
Not Torque Limit R (s) Flag will be set if attached DAC output is being torque
limited. This is set by the value of Torque Limit. (TLM)
Not in Torque Band R (s) Flag will be set if attached DAC output is outside of the
torque band. This is set by the value of In-torque Band.
(ITB)
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Status Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Not Marker R (s) Flag will be set when encoder marker of attached
encoder is not present
HSINT Aborted R Cleared by the start of the HSINT command. Set when
the optional HSINT “abort bit” is detected and the
sequence is aborted.
Sinusoidal Mode R/W (f) When this bit is set, linear moves is converted into SINE
commands.
Gear Lock R/W Set this bit to disable GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC and
force gear ratio to the programmed setting.
Gear At Speed R This bit is set when the internal gear ratio is equal to the
programmed gear ratio. This bit is cleared during GEAR
ACC and GEAR DEC ramps.
Gear Stopping R This bit is set during the final GEAR DEC ramp after a
GEAR OFF command is issued.
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Clamp Output R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis “Output Signal” parameter
Signal is forced to zero.
Open Servo Loop R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis does not execute servo
loop.
Biquad Filter R/W (f) When this flag is set, the axis executes digital filters.
Activate
REN Request Flag R/W (s) When this flag is set, the axis executes a REN command.
Flag is cleared on operation
Gear Lock R/W Overrides the gearing ramp mechanism. Locks the
current gear ratio to the target gear ratio regardless of
the current GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC settings.
Gear At Speed R Set when gearing is active and the current gear ratio is
equal to the target gear ratio. Cleared if executing a gear
acc/dec ramp.
Gear Stopping R Set when gearing is active and the gear activation bit is
clear. When the current gear ratio reaches zero, the gear
active bit is cleared.
Gearing Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by GEAR ON and cleared by GEAR OFF. Can
be used to manually control gearing.
Cam Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by CAM ON and cleared by CAM OFF. Can
be used to manually control camming.
Ballscrew Activate R/W (f) Flag is set by BSC ON and cleared by BSC OFF. Can be
used to manually control ballscrew.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Jog Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Jog Active R (f) Flag is set when the axis is in any jog mode.
Jog Direction R (f) Flag is set when the axis is jogging negative and off
when jogging positive or not jogging.
Jog at Speed R (f) Flag is set when the axis speed is at the velocity set by
JOG VEL command.
Jog Stopping R (f) Flag is set when axis is ramping to zero.
Jog Forward R/W (f) Flag is set when axis is jogging forward. Can be used to
start jog forward by setting the flag or stopping jog
forward by clearing the flag. The JOG FWD command
sets this bit. The JOG OFF command clears this bit.
Jog Reverse R/W (f) Flag is set when axis is jogging in reverse. Can be used
to start jog reverse by setting the flag or stopping jog
reverse by clearing the flag. The JOG REV command sets
this bit. The JOG OFF command clears this bit.
Jog Limit Check R/W (f) When this flag is set the jog limits are checked when the
JOG FWD and JOG REV commands are used. The
value of jog limits is set using the JLM command.
Jog Lockout R/W (f) When this flag is set a JOG FWD or JOG REV command
will set the appropriate flag but not produce motion. If
this flag is cleared and the Jog Forward or Jog Reverse
flag is set the Jog will start. If this flag is set while in a
jog mode it will not take effect until the present jog is
stopped.
Program Running 0 1024 1056 1088 1120 1152 1184 1216 1248
Program Dwelling 1 1025 1057 1089 1121 1153 1185 1217 1249
Program Inhibited 2 1026 1058 1090 1122 1154 1186 1218 1250
Move Pending 3 1027 1059 1091 1123 1155 1187 1219 1251
Program Timeout 4 1028 1060 1092 1124 1156 1188 1220 1252
Program Modified 5 1029 1061 1093 1125 1157 1189 1221 1253
Run Request Flag 8 1032 1064 1096 1128 1160 1192 1224 1256
Halt Request Flag 9 1033 1065 1097 1129 1161 1193 1225 1257
Trace Mode Enable 12 1036 1068 1100 1132 1164 1196 1228 1260
Program Complete Alarm 13 1037 1069 1101 1133 1165 1197 1229 1261
Block Control 16 1040 1072 1104 1136 1168 1200 1232 1264
Block Edge Detect 17 1041 1073 1105 1137 1169 1201 1233 1265
Block Mode 18 1042 1074 1106 1138 1170 1202 1234 1266
Block Mode Waiting 19 1043 1075 1107 1139 1171 1203 1235 1267
Step First Block 20 1044 1076 1108 1140 1172 1204 1236 1268
Step Request Flag 21 1045 1077 1109 1141 1173 1205 1237 1269
Step Control 22 1046 1078 1110 1142 1174 1206 1238 1270
Step Edge Detect 23 1047 1079 1111 1143 1175 1207 1239 1271
Pause Control 24 1048 1080 1112 1144 1176 1208 1240 1272
Pause Edge Detect 25 1049 1081 1113 1145 1177 1209 1241 1273
Pause Mode 26 1050 1082 1114 1146 1178 1210 1242 1274
Pause Mode Waiting 27 1051 1083 1115 1147 1179 1211 1243 1275
Status Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Program Time-out R (f) Flag is set if IHPOS command times out Cleared by
IHPOS command.
Program Modified R (f) This flag is set when program is modified (add, delete, or
edit program lines) Flag is cleared when program is run.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Run Request Flag R/W (s) If this flag is set, program is RUN when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically
Halt Request Flag R/W (s) If this flag is set, program is Halted when detected. Flag
is cleared automatically
Trace Mode Enable R/W (f) Flag is set by TRON command, cleared with TROFF
command. Can be used to enable or disable trace mode.
Program Complete R/W (s) Setting this flag will enable the controller-invoked alarm
Alarm when program is completed.
Block Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Block Control R/W (s) Flag is set when a block command is issued for this
program. Flag is cleared by AUT command. Can be used
to initiate or cancel block mode by setting or clearing the
flag.
Block Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Block Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
Block Mode R (f) Flag is set as soon as block control is detected if no
master is attached. If attached to a master the program
will feedhold and flag will be set when the master “In
Feedhold” flag is detected.
Block Mode R (f) Flag is set when program is waiting for a STEP
Waiting command.
Step First Block R (f) Flag is set by entering block mode operation. Flag is
cleared after first step.
Step Request Flag R/W (s) This flag is set when a STEP command is issued, this
executes the next line of a program is block mode.
Step Control R/W (s) Rising edge of this flag causes the “Step Request” flag
to be set.
Step Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Step Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Pause Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Pause Control R/W (s) Flag is set when a pause command is issued for this
program. Flag is cleared by RESUME command. Can be
used to initiate or cancel pause mode by setting or
clearing the flag.
Pause Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Pause Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
Pause Mode R (f) Flag is set as soon as pause control is detected if no
master is attached. If attached to a master the program
will feedhold and flag will be set when the master “In
Feedhold” flag is detected.
Pause Mode R (f) This flag is set when the program is waiting for RESUME
Waiting command.
Program Running 0 1280 1312 1344 1376 1408 1440 1472 1504
Program Dwelling 1 1281 1313 1345 1377 1409 1441 1473 1505
Program Inhibited 2 1282 1314 1346 1378 1410 1442 1474 1506
Move Pending 3 1283 1315 1347 1379 1411 1443 1475 1507
Program Timeout 4 1284 1316 1348 1380 1412 1444 1476 1508
Program Modified 5 1285 1317 1349 1381 1413 1445 1477 1509
Run Request Flag 8 1288 1320 1352 1384 1416 1448 1480 1512
Halt Request Flag 9 1289 1321 1353 1385 1417 1449 1481 1513
Trace Mode Enable 12 1292 1324 1356 1388 1420 1452 1484 1516
Program Complete Alarm 13 1293 1325 1357 1389 1421 1453 1485 1517
Block Control 16 1296 1328 1360 1392 1424 1456 1488 1520
Block Edge Detect 17 1297 1329 1361 1393 1425 1457 1489 1521
Block Mode 18 1298 1330 1362 1394 1426 1458 1490 1522
Block Mode Waiting 19 1299 1331 1363 1395 1427 1459 1491 1523
Step First Block 20 1300 1332 1364 1396 1428 1460 1492 1524
Step Request Flag 21 1301 1333 1365 1397 1429 1461 1493 1525
Step Control 22 1302 1334 1366 1398 1430 1462 1494 1526
Step Edge Detect 23 1303 1335 1367 1399 1431 1463 1495 1527
Pause Control 24 1304 1336 1368 1400 1432 1464 1496 1528
Pause Edge Detect 25 1305 1337 1369 1401 1433 1465 1497 1529
Pause Mode 26 1306 1338 1370 1402 1434 1466 1498 1530
Pause Mode Waiting 27 1307 1339 1371 1403 1435 1467 1499 1531
Status Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Program Time-out R (f) Flag is set if IHPOS command times out Cleared by
IHPOS command.
Program Modified R (f) This flag is set when program is modified (add, delete, or
edit program lines) Flag is cleared when program is run.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Run Request Flag R/W (s) If this flag is set, program is RUN when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically.
Halt Request Flag R/W (s) If this flag is set, program is Halted when detected. Flag
is cleared automatically.
Trace Mode Enable R/W (f) Flag is set by TRON command, cleared with TROFF
command. Can be used to enable or disable trace mode.
Program Complete R/W (s) Setting this flag will enable the controller-invoked alarm
Alarm when program is completed.
Block Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Block Control R/W (s) Flag is set when a block command is issued for this
program. Flag is cleared by AUT command. Can be used
to initiate or cancel block mode by setting or clearing the
flag.
Block Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Block Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
Block Mode R (f) Flag is set as soon as block control is detected if no
master is attached. If attached to a master the program
will feedhold and flag will be set when the master “In
Feedhold” flag is detected.
Block Mode R (f) Flag is set when program is waiting for a STEP
Waiting command.
Step First Block R (f) Flag is set by entering block mode operation. Flag is
cleared after first step.
Step Request Flag R/W (s) This flag is set when a STEP command is issued, this
executes the next line of a program is block mode.
Step Control R/W (s) Rising edge of this flag causes the “Step Request” flag
to be set.
Step Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Step Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
Pause Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Pause Control R/W (s) Flag is set when a pause command is issued for this
program. Flag is cleared by RESUME command. Can be
used to initiate or cancel pause mode by setting or
clearing the flag.
Pause Edge Detect R (s) This flag reflects previous state of “Pause Control” flag. It
is used for detecting edges.
Pause Mode R (f) Flag is set as soon as pause control is detected if no
master is attached. If attached to a master the program
will feedhold and flag will be set when the master “In
Feedhold” flag is detected.
Pause Mode R (f) This flag is set when the program is waiting for RESUME
Waiting command.
PLC Running 0 1536 1568 1600 1632 1664 1696 1728 1760
First Scan 1 1537 1569 1601 1633 1665 1697 1729 1761
Run Request 2 1538 1570 1602 1634 1666 1698 1730 1762
Halt Request 3 1539 1571 1603 1635 1667 1699 1731 1763
Stepper Direction 8 1544 1576 1608 1640 1672 1704 1736 1768
Stepper Low Power 9 1545 1577 1609 1641 1673 1705 1737 1769
Timer Output (TIM) 16 1552 1584 1616 1648 1680 1712 1744 1776
Timer Input (TIM) 17 1553 1585 1617 1649 1681 1713 1745 1777
Counter Output (CNT) 20 1556 1588 1620 1652 1684 1716 1748 1780
Counter Clock (CNT) 21 1557 1589 1621 1653 1685 1717 1749 1781
Counter Reset (CNT) 22 1558 1590 1622 1654 1686 1718 1750 1782
Reserved 23 1559 1591 1623 1655 1687 1719 1751 1783
Bit KR Number
KR Flags Index 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Latch Output (KR) 28 1564 1596 1628 1660 1692 1724 1756 1788
Latch Set (KR) 29 1565 1597 1629 1661 1693 1725 1757 1789
Latch Reset (KR) 30 1566 1598 1630 1662 1694 1726 1758 1790
Reserved 31 1567 1599 1631 1663 1695 1727 1759 1791
PLC Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
PLC Running R (f) Flag is set when the PLC is running a program.
First Scan R (f) Flag is set when the PLC program is run, clears after first
scan.
Run Request R/W (s) If this flag is set, PLC is run when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically
Halt Request R/W (s) If this flag is set, plc is Halted when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically
Stepper Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Stepper Direction R/W (f) Set this flag to invert the polarity of the stepper direction
output on the optional stepper module.
Stepper Low Power R/W (f) Set this flag to activate the low power output signal on
the optional stepper module.
TIM Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Timer Output R (f) Flag is set when the timer count is zero. The flag will
remain set until the Timer input is cleared.
Timer Input R/W (f) Setting the flag will cause the timer count to decrement.
When the flag is cleared the timer is reset to its preset
value and the timer output flag is cleared.
CNT Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Counter Output R (f) Flag is set when the count is zero. The flag will remain
set until the counter reset flag is set.
Counter Clock R/W (f) Counter will decrement once on each rising edge of this
flag.
Counter Reset R/W (f) When flag is set the counter output is cleared and
counter clock inputs are ignored.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
KR Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Latch Output R (f) Flag will be set when the latch set flag is set. Flag will
remain set after latch set is removed. Flag will clear when
latch reset flag is set.
Latch Set R/W (f) Setting this flag will set latch output flag.
Latch Reset R/W (f) Setting this flag will clear latch output flag, latch set will
not function as long as this flag is set.
Stepper Direction 8 7176 7208 7240 7272 7304 7336 7368 7400
Stepper Low Power 9 7177 7209 7241 7273 7305 7337 7369 7401
Bit KR Number
KR Flags Index 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
PLC Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
PLC Running R (f) Flag is set when the PLC is running a program.
First Scan R (f) Flag is set when the PLC program is run, clears after first
scan.
Run Request R/W (s) If this flag is set, PLC is run when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically
Halt Request R/W (s) If this flag is set, plc is Halted when detected. Flag is
cleared automatically
Stepper Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Stepper Direction R/W (f) Set this flag to invert the polarity of the stepper direction
output on the optional stepper module.
Stepper Low Power R/W (f) Set this flag to activate the low power output signal on
the optional stepper module.
TIM Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Timer Output R (f) Flag is set when the timer count is zero. The flag will
remain set until the Timer input is cleared.
Timer Input R/W (f) Setting the flag will cause the timer count to decrement.
When the flag is cleared the timer is reset to its preset
value and the timer output flag is cleared.
CNT Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Counter Output R (f) Flag is set when the count is zero. The flag will remain
set until the counter reset flag is set
Counter Clock R/W (f) Counter will decrement once on each rising edge of this
flag.
Counter Reset R/W (f) When flag is set the counter output is cleared and
counter clock inputs are ignored.
f = fast flag, sampled once each servo interrupt
s = slow flag, sample rate of approximately 50 ms (independent of servo interrupt rate)
KR Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Latch Output R (f) Flag will be set when the latch set flag is set. Flag will
remain set after latch set is removed. Flag will clear when
latch reset flag is set.
Latch Set R/W (f) Setting this flag will set latch output flag.
Latch Reset R/W (f) Setting this flag will clear latch output flag, latch set will
not function as long as this flag is set.
Reserved 5 1797
Reserved 6 1798
Reserved 7 1799
Reserved 14 1806
Reserved 15 1807
Reserved 18 1810
Reserved 19 1811
Reserved 22 1814
Reserved 23 1815
Reserved 24 1816
Reserved 25 1817
Reserved 26 1818
Reserved 27 1819
Reserved 28 1820
Reserved 29 1821
Reserved 30 1822
Reserved 31 1823
Enable R/W Enable or disable the character echo after a command is sent.
Character Echo If flag is set, ACR command will be echoed back as it is
received. The flag is set as default.
Disable Error R/W Enable or disable the error reporting. If flag is set, no error
Reporting message is returned if an invalid command is entered. The
flag is cleared as default.
Disable R/W Enable or disable the command prompt. If flag is set, prompt
Command such as <sys> or <PROG> will not return after a command is
Prompt entered. The flag is cleared as default
Stream R/W Turn on or off XON/XOFF. If flag is set, XON/XOFF is disabled.
XON/XOFF The flag is cleared as default
FIFO/Stream1 R This flag is set when COM1 stream is ready for echo.
Echoing
FIFO/Stream1 R This flag is set when this stream is opened to allow incoming
open Request character to be used by a program instead of being interpreted
as commands. See OPEN command for more details. The
default state is off.
FIFO/Stream1 R This flag is set when an ESCAPE key is pressed, this bit is
Escape Request self-cleared.
Reserved — 8 1832
Reserved — 9 1833
PRINT — 10 1834
PE P5-33 13 1837
INT2 EN — 20 1844
DIR — 21 1845
Reserved — 22 1846
Reserved — 23 1847
Reserved — 24 1848
Reserved — 25 1849
Reserved — 26 1850
Reserved — 27 1851
Reserved — 28 1852
Reserved — 29 1853
Reserved — 30 1854
Reserved — 31 1855
PD0 – PD7 W Data registers use for outputting data on the parallel port
LPT1. For example clear PD0 & PD1 flags will set the data to
“3”. The default states are set.
DIR R/W Setting this flag will enable the bi-directional function on LPT1
port
Reserved 5 1861
Reserved 6 1862
Reserved 7 1863
Reserved 14 1870
Reserved 15 1871
Reserved 18 1874
Reserved 19 1875
Reserved 22 1878
Reserved 23 1879
Bit
COM1 Configuration Flags Index Bit Number
Reserved 28 1884
Reserved 29 1885
Reserved 30 1886
Reserved 31 1887
* ACR1200/ ACR2000/ ACR8010 serial communications control bits.
Enable R/W Enable or disable the character echo after a command is sent.
Character Echo If flag is set, ACR command will be echoed back as it is
received. The flag is set as default.
Disable Error R/W Enable or disable the error reporting. If flag is set, no error
Reporting message is returned if an invalid command is entered. The
flag is cleared as default.
Disable R/W Enable or disable the command prompt. If flag is set, prompt
Command such as <SYS> or <PROG> will not return after a command is
Prompt entered. The flag is cleared as default
Stream R/W Turn on or off XON/XOFF. If flag is set, XON/XOFF is disabled.
XON/XOFF The flag is cleared as default
COM1 Stream R This flag is set when COM1 is opened to allow incoming
Opened characters to be used by program. This flag is cleared when
COM1 stream is closed.
For more information, see the OPEN and CLOSE commands.
COM1 Stream R/W Enable or disable the COM1 Stream communication. If flag is
Disabled set, COM1 stream is disabled, command is no longer able to
communicate through COM1. The flag is cleared as default.
COM1 Stream R This flag is set when COM1 stream is ready for echo.
Echoing
COM1 Re- R This flag is set when COM1 is re-dimensioned by the DIM
dimensioned command.
COM1 open R This flag is set when this stream is opened to allow incoming
Request character to be used by a program instead of being interpreted
as commands. The default state is off.
For more information, see the OPEN command.
COM1 Escape R This flag is set when an escape key is pressed. The bit clears
Request itself.
COM1 Control R This flag is set when MODE is set to 1 or 3. The default state
Prefixing for COM1 is set.
For more information, see the MODE command.
COM1 High Bit R/W This flag is set when MODE is set to 0 or 2. The default state
Stripping for COM1 is off.
For more information, see the MODE command.
Serial Input R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Serial Input MUX1 flag to
MUX0 set the COM1 serial communication protocol for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Serial Input R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Serial Input MUX0 flag to
MUX1 set the COM1 serial communication protocol for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Receive Flag R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Transmit Flag to set the
COM1 RS-422/RS485 hardware interface for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Transmit Flag R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Receive Flag to set the
COM1 RS-422/RS485 hardware interface for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Reserved 5 1893
Reserved 6 1894
Reserved 7 1895
Reserved 14 1902
Reserved 15 1903
Reserved 18 1906
Reserved 19 1907
Reserved 22 1910
Reserved 23 1911
Bit
COM2 Configuration Flags Index Bit Number
Reserved 28 1916
Reserved 29 1917
Reserved 30 1918
Reserved 31 1919
* ACR1200/ ACR2000/ ACR8010 serial communications control bits.
Enable R/W Enable or disable the character echo after a command is sent.
Character Echo If flag is set, ACR command will be echoed back as it is
received. The flag is set as default.
Disable Error R/W Enable or disable the error reporting. If flag is set, no error
Reporting message is returned if an invalid command is entered. The
flag is cleared as default.
Disable R/W Enable or disable the command prompt. If flag is set, prompt
Command such as <SYS> or <PROG> will not return after a command is
Prompt entered. The flag is cleared as default
Stream R/W Turn on or off XON/XOFF. If flag is set, XON/XOFF is disabled.
XON/XOFF The flag is cleared as default
COM2 Stream R This flag is set when COM1 is opened to allow incoming
Opened characters to be used by program. This flag is cleared when
COM1 stream is closed.
For more information, see the OPEN and CLOSE commands.
COM2 Stream R/W Enable or disable the COM1 Stream communication. If flag is
Disabled set, COM1 stream is disabled, command is no longer able to
communicate through COM1. The flag is cleared as default.
COM2 Stream R This flag is set when COM1 stream is ready for echo.
Echoing
COM2 Re- R This flag is set when COM1 is re-dimensioned by the DIM
dimensioned command.
COM2 open R This flag is set when this stream is opened to allow incoming
Request character to be used by a program instead of being interpreted
as commands. The default state is off.
For more information, see the OPEN command.
COM2 Escape R This flag is set when an escape key is pressed. The bit clears
Request itself.
COM2 Control R This flag is set when MODE is set to 1 or 3. The default state
Prefixing for COM1 is set.
For more information, see the MODE command.
COM2 High Bit R/W This flag is set when MODE is set to 0 or 2. The default state
Stripping for COM1 is off.
For more information, see the MODE command.
Serial Input R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Serial Input MUX1 flag to
MUX0 set the COM2 serial communication protocol for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Serial Input R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Serial Input MUX0 flag to
MUX1 set the COM2 serial communication protocol for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Receive Flag R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Transmit Flag to set the
COM2 RS-422/RS485 hardware interface for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Transmit Flag R/W Flag is used in conjunction with the Receive Flag to set the
COM2 RS-422/RS485 hardware interface for the
ACR1200/ACR2000/ACR8010 boards. Refer to appropriate
hardware manual for set-up details.
Block Skip Check 0 2048 2080 2112 2144 2176 2208 2240 2272
Block Skip Input 1 2049 2081 2113 2145 2177 2209 2241 2273
Rapid Pending 2 2050 2082 2114 2146 2178 2210 2242 2274
Rapid Active (ROV) 3 2051 2083 2115 2147 2179 2211 2243 2275
Enable Clear Request 4 2052 2084 2116 2148 2180 2212 2244 2276
Enable Rapid Move Modes 5 2053 2085 2117 2149 2181 2213 2245 2277
Master Short Time 6 2054 2086 2118 2150 2182 2214 2246 2278
Master in TMOV 7 2055 2087 2119 2151 2183 2215 2247 2279
Master TOV 9 2057 2089 2121 2153 2185 2217 2249 2281
Sync Mode (SYNC OFF, SYNC ON) 16 2064 2096 2128 2160 2192 2224 2256 2288
Sync Manual (SYNC) 17 2065 2097 2129 2161 2193 2225 2257 2289
Sync Manual Loaded 19 2067 2099 2131 2163 2195 2227 2259 2291
Spiral mode 24 2072 2104 2136 2168 2200 2232 2264 2296
TANG mode (TANG OFF, TANG ON) 26 2074 2106 2138 2170 2202 2234 2266 2298
Axis MAXVEL 28 2076 2108 2140 2172 2204 2236 2268 2300
TARC Mode (TARC OFF, TARC ON) 29 2077 2109 2141 2173 2205 2237 2269 2301
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Block Skip R/W If this flag and the “Block Skip Input” flag are set, the next move
Check command will be ignored. Otherwise moves are processed normally.
This flag is cleared after the move is either started or ignored.
Block Skip R/W This flag must be set for the “Block Skip Check” flag to cause a move
Input to be ignored.
Rapid Pending R/W State of “Rapid Active” flag at start of next move.
Rapid Active R/W When this flag is set, use ROV instead of FOV setting.
Enable Clear R/W When this flag is set, use Master Kill All Moves and Master Stop All
Request Moves definition compatible with Firmware Version 1.17.04 and
below.
When this flag is cleared (default), use Master Kill All Moves and
Master Stop All Moves definition compatible with Firmware Version
1.17.05 and above.
Refer to Master Flags.
Enable Rapid R/W When this flag is set, use Binary Header Code 0 definition compatible
Move Modes with Firmware Version 1.17.05 and above.
When this flag is clear (default), use Binary Header Code 0 definition
compatible with Firmware Version 1.17.04 and below.
Refer to Binary Move Command.
Master Short R/W When the TMOV is ON, this flag will be set if the move is too big to be
Time completed in the time specified by the TMOV command.
This flag will be cleared by a move, which can be done with in the
time set by TMOV command.
Master in TMOV R/W This flag must be set for the time base moves. The TMOV ON
command sets it and the TMOV OFF command clears it.
Master TOV R/W This flag is set when the master is using a TOV move. This flag must
be cleared to exit from TOV mode. Exiting from TOV mode reduces
load on the CPU and is recommended when not required.
Sync Mode R This flag is set to indicate that the master is in the sync mode. It is set
by the SYNC ON command and cleared by SYNC OFF command.
Sync Manual R/W When set, means that the moves should be loaded and started
manually for the synchronized masters. The SYNC MDI command sets
this flag and SYNC PROG command clears this flag.
Sync Manual R This flag is set when the move has been issued to the synchronized
Loaded master. When the masters in sync start the move, this flag is self-
cleared.
Spiral mode R/W This flag is set/cleared by the user to enable/disable the spiral motion.
See SPINE command and spiral interpolation.
TANG mode R TANG ON and OFF will set and clear this flag respectively
Axis MAXVEL R When this flag is set, axis velocity limit mode is enabled. See MAXVEL
command.
TARC mode R TARC ON and OFF will set and clear this flag respectively
Block Skip Check 0 7936 7968 8000 8032 8064 8096 8128 8160
Block Skip Input 1 7937 7969 8001 8033 8065 8097 8129 8161
Rapid Pending 2 7938 7970 8002 8034 8066 8098 8130 8162
Rapid Active (ROV) 3 7939 7971 8003 8035 8067 8099 8131 8163
Enable Clear Request 4 7940 7972 8004 8036 8068 8100 8132 8164
Enable Rapid Move Modes 5 7941 7973 8005 8037 8069 8101 8133 8165
Master Short Time 6 7942 7974 8006 8038 8070 8102 8134 8166
Master in TMOV 7 7943 7975 8007 8039 8071 8103 8135 8167
Master TOV 9 7945 7977 8009 8041 8073 8105 8137 8169
Sync Mode (SYNC OFF, SYNC ON) 16 7952 7984 8016 8048 8080 8112 8144 8176
Sync Manual (SYNC) 17 7953 7985 8017 8049 8081 8113 8145 8177
Sync Manual Loaded 19 7955 7987 8019 8051 8083 8115 8147 8179
Spiral mode 24 7960 7992 8024 8056 8088 8120 8152 8184
TANG mode (TANG OFF, TANG ON) 26 7962 7994 8026 8058 8090 8122 8154 8186
Axis MAXVEL 28 7964 7996 8028 8060 8092 8124 8156 8188
TARC Mode (TARC OFF, TARC ON) 29 7965 7997 8029 8061 8093 8125 8157 8189
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Block Skip R/W If this flag and the “Block Skip Input” flag are set, the next move
Check command will be ignored. Otherwise moves are processed
normally. This flag is cleared after the move is either started or
ignored.
Block Skip R/W This flag must be set for the “Block Skip Check” flag to cause a
Input move to be ignored.
Rapid Pending R/W State of “Rapid Active” flag at start of next move.
Rapid Active R/W When this flag is set, use ROV instead of FOV setting.
Enable Clear R/W When this flag is set, use Master Kill All Moves and Master Stop All
Request Moves definition compatible with Firmware Version 1.17.04 and
below.
When this flag is cleared (default), use Master Kill All Moves and
Master Stop All Moves definition compatible with Firmware Version
1.17.05 and above.
Refer to Master Flags.
Enable Rapid R/W When this flag is set, use Binary Header Code 0 definition
Move Modes compatible with Firmware Version 1.17.05 and above.
When this flag is clear (default), use Binary Header Code 0
definition compatible with Firmware Version 1.17.04 and below.
Refer to Binary Move Command.
Master Short R/W When the TMOV is ON, this flag will be set, if the move is too big to
Time be completed in the time specified by the TMOV command.
This flag will be cleared by a move, which can be done with in the
time set by TMOV command.
Master in TMOV R/W This flag must be set for the time base moves. The TMOV ON
command sets it and the TMOV OFF command clears it.
Master TOV R/W This flag is set when the master is using a TOV move. This flag
must be cleared to exit from TOV mode. Exiting from TOV mode
reduces load on the CPU and is recommended when not required.
Sync Mode R This flag is set to indicate that the master is in the sync mode. It is
set by the SYNC ON command and cleared by SYNC OFF
command.
Sync Manual R/W When set, means that the moves should be loaded and started
manually for the synchronized masters. The SYNC MDI command
sets this flag and SYNC PROG command clears this flag.
Sync Manual R This flag is set when the move has been issued to the synchronized
Loaded master. When the masters in sync start the move, this flag is self-
cleared.
Axis MAXVEL R When this flag is set, axis velocity limit mode is enabled. See
MAXVEL command.
TARC mode R TARC ON and OFF will set and clear this flag respectively
Positive Dir Limit (ALM, 0 2304 2336 2368 2400 2432 2464 2496 2528
BLM)
Negative Dir Limit (ALM, 1 2305 2337 2369 2401 2433 2465 2497 2529
BLM)
Dir Limit Activate (ALM, 2 2306 2338 2370 2402 2434 2466 2498 2530
BLM)
Dir Limit Tripped (ALM, 3 2307 2339 2371 2403 2435 2467 2499 2531
BLM)
CAM Trigger Mode 4 2308 2340 2372 2404 2436 2468 2500 2532
CAM Trigger Started 5 2309 2341 2373 2405 2437 2469 2501 2533
CAM SRC Zero 6 2310 2342 2374 2406 2438 2470 2502 2534
GEAR On Trig Armed 8 2312 2344 2376 2408 2440 2472 2504 2536
GEAR On Position 9 2313 2345 2377 2409 2441 2473 2505 2537
GEAR Trigger Started 10 2314 2346 2378 2410 2442 2474 2506 2538
SRC Based Accel (GEAR) 11 2315 2347 2379 2411 2443 2475 2507 2539
GEAR Off Armed 12 2316 2348 2380 2412 2444 2476 2508 2540
GEAR Off Position 13 2317 2349 2381 2413 2445 2477 2509 2541
GEAR Max 14 2318 2350 2382 2414 2446 2478 2510 2542
GEAR Min 15 2319 2351 2383 2415 2447 2479 2511 2543
3D ARC (TARC) 17 2321 2353 2385 2417 2449 2481 2513 2545
Don’t Use Capture 22 2326 2358 2390 2422 2454 2486 2518 2550
Register
Stepper Feedback 23 2327 2359 2391 2423 2455 2487 2519 2551
Fast EXC Flags 24 2328 2360 2392 2424 2456 2488 2520 2552
Fast IPB Flags 25 2329 2361 2393 2425 2457 2489 2521 2553
Fast ALM Flags 26 2330 2362 2394 2426 2458 2490 2522 2554
Fast BLM Flags 27 2331 2363 2395 2427 2459 2491 2523 2555
Fast TLM Flags 28 2332 2364 2396 2428 2460 2492 2524 2556
Fast TIB Flags 29 2333 2365 2397 2429 2461 2493 2525 2557
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Positive Dir R/W If this flag and the “Dir Limit Active” flag are set, the “Dir Limit
Limit Tripped” flag will be set and a feedhold will be issued if the
axis moves in the positive direction.
Negative Dir R/W Same as “Positive Dir Limit” except in the negative direction.
Limit
Dir Limit Active R/W Set this flag to activate directional limit checking.
Dir Limit R/W Set if a directional limit condition caused a master feedhold to
Tripped be issued.
CAM Trigger R CAM Trigger mode will set this bit and will clear itself when
Mode CAM turns OFF.
CAM Trigger R Set when the CAM is in trigger mode and the external input
Started has enabled the CAM. CAM OFF will clear this flag.
CAM SRC Zero R/W Causes subsequent CAM ON command to clear index into cam
table. This bit is self-cleaning.
Gear ON Trig R Set when the Gear Trigger Mode is set by the user. The
Armed processor will clear this flag when the gear has started.
Gear ON R Set when the Gear Offset position is reached to start gearing.
Position Gear Offset is the number of pulses after the trigger is
received.
Gear Trigger R Set when the gear is in trigger mode and the external input has
Started enabled the gear. GEAR OFF will clear this flag.
SRC Based R/W This flag will cause the GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC values to be
Accel interpreted as output units / input unit / input unit.
Gear Off R Set when the Gear Off Trigger Mode is set by the user. The
Trigger Armed processor will clear this flag.
Gear Off R Set when the Gear Offset position is reached to turn off
Position gearing. Gear Offset is the number of pulses after the trigger is
received.
R
Gear Max When the gear max limit is hit this flag is automatically set. It
self clears when gear comes back within the max limit
R
Gear Min When the gear min limit is hit this flag is automatically set. It
self clears when gear goes out of the min limit
3D ARC (TARC) R/W Setting this flag enables the axis as part of a 3D Arc move.
Clearing this flag removes the axis from a 3D Arc move.
R/W
Don’t Use This flag is set by the user to tell that there is no feedback
Capture encoder attached to the stepper motor. In this case the when
Register the interrupt comes the capture register value is not used
rather current commanded position value is used. (INTCAP)
R/W
Stepper This flag will ensure open loop stepper and still feedback the
Feedback for encoder counts for HSINT, INTCAP and MSEEK commands
HSINT
Positive Dir Limit (ALM, 0 8192 8224 8256 8288 8320 8352 8384 8416
BLM)
Negative Dir Limit (ALM, 1 8193 8225 8257 8289 8321 8353 8385 8417
BLM)
Dir Limit Activate (ALM, 2 8194 8226 8258 8290 8322 8354 8386 8418
BLM)
Dir Limit Tripped (ALM, 3 8195 8227 8259 8291 8323 8355 8387 8419
BLM)
CAM Trigger Mode 4 8196 8228 8260 8292 8324 8356 8388 8420
CAM Trigger Started 5 8197 8229 8261 8293 8325 8357 8389 8421
CAM SRC Zero 6 8198 8230 8262 8294 8326 8358 8390 8422
GEAR On Trig Armed 8 8200 8232 8264 8296 8328 8360 8392 8424
GEAR On Position 9 8201 8233 8265 8297 8329 8361 8393 8425
GEAR Trigger Started 10 8202 8234 8266 8298 8330 8362 8394 8426
SRC Based Accel (GEAR) 11 8203 8235 8267 8299 8331 8363 8395 8427
GEAR Off Armed 12 8204 8236 8268 8300 8332 8364 8396 8428
GEAR Off Position 13 8205 8237 8269 8301 8333 8365 8397 8429
GEAR Max 14 8206 8238 8270 8302 8334 8366 8398 8430
GEAR Min 15 8207 8239 8271 8303 8335 8367 8399 8431
3D ARC (TARC) 17 8209 8241 8273 8305 8337 8369 8401 8433
Don’t Use Capture 22 8214 8246 8278 8310 8342 8374 8406 8438
Register
Stepper Feedback 23 8215 8247 8279 8311 8343 8375 8407 8439
Fast EXC Flags 24 8216 8248 8280 8312 8344 8376 8408 8440
Fast IPB Flags 25 8217 8249 8281 8313 8345 8377 8409 8441
Fast ALM Flags 26 8218 8250 8282 8314 8346 8378 8410 8442
Fast BLM Flags 27 8219 8251 8283 8315 8347 8379 8411 8443
Fast TLM Flags 28 8220 8252 8284 8316 8348 8380 8412 8444
Fast TIB Flags 29 8221 8253 8285 8317 8349 8381 8413 8445
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Positive Dir R/W If this flag and the “Dir Limit Active” flag are set, the “Dir Limit
Limit Tripped” flag will be set and a feedhold will be issued if the
axis moves in the positive direction.
Negative Dir R/W Same as “Positive Dir Limit” except in the negative direction.
Limit
Dir Limit Active R/W Set this flag to activate directional limit checking.
Dir Limit R/W Set if a directional limit condition caused a master feedhold to
Tripped be issued.
CAM Trigger R CAM Trigger mode will set this bit and will clear itself when
Mode CAM turns OFF.
CAM Trigger R Set when the CAM is in trigger mode and the external input
Started has enabled the CAM. CAM OFF will clear this flag.
CAM SRC Zero R/W Causes subsequent CAM ON command to clear index into cam
table. This bit is self-cleaning.
Gear ON Trig R Set when the Gear Trigger Mode is set by the user. The
Armed processor will clear this flag when the gear has started.
Gear ON R Set when the Gear Offset position is reached to start gearing.
Position Gear Offset is the number of pulses after the trigger is
received.
Gear Trigger R Set when the gear is in trigger mode and the external input has
Started enabled the gear. GEAR OFF will clear this flag.
SRC Based R/W This flag will cause the GEAR ACC and GEAR DEC values to be
Accel interpreted as output units / input unit / input unit.
Gear Off R Set when the Gear Off Trigger Mode is set by the user. The
Trigger Armed processor will clear this flag.
Gear Off R Set when the Gear Offset position is reached to turn off
Position gearing. Gear Offset is the number of pulses after the trigger is
received.
Gear Max R When the gear max limit is hit this flag is automatically set. It
self clears when gear comes back within the max limit
Gear Min R When the gear min limit is hit this flag is automatically set. It
self clears when gear goes out of the min limit
3D ARC (TARC) R/W Setting this flag enables the axis as part of a 3D Arc move.
Clearing this flag removes the axis from a 3D Arc move.
Don’t Use R/W This flag is set by the user to tell that there is no feedback
Capture encoder attached to the stepper motor. In this case the when
Register the interrupt comes the capture register value is not used
rather current commanded position value is used. (INTCAP)
Stepper R/W This flag will ensure open loop stepper and still feedback the
Feedback for encoder counts for HSINT, INTCAP and MSEEK commands
HSINT
Encoder Signal Fault 0 2560 2592 2624 2656 2688 2720 2752 2784
(RES)
Encoder Signal Lost (RES) 1 2561 2593 2625 2657 2689 2721 2753 2785
ABS DATA Fault 4 2564 2596 2628 2660 2692 2724 2756 2788
ABS DATA Ready 5 2565 2597 2629 2661 2693 2725 2757 2789
OOP Random Mode 8 2568 2600 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
OOP Enable 9 2569 2601 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Encoder Signal Fault 0 2816 2848 2880 2912 2944 2976 3008 3040
(RES)
Encoder Signal Lost (RES) 1 2817 2849 2881 2913 2945 2977 3009 3041
ABS DATA Fault 4 2820 2852 2884 2916 2948 2980 3012 3044
ABS DATA Ready 5 2821 2853 2885 2917 2949 2981 3013 3045
OOP Random Mode 8 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
OOP Enable 9 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Encoder Signal Fault 0 3072 3104 3136 3168 N/A N/A N/A N/A
(RES)
Encoder Signal Lost (RES) 1 3073 3105 3137 3169 N/A N/A N/A N/A
ABS DATA Fault 4 3076 3108 3140 3172 N/A N/A N/A N/A
ABS DATA Ready 5 3077 3109 3141 3173 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Encoder Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
Encoder Signal R This flag is set if an encoder fault is detected by the state
Fault machine in the FPGA. This flag is cleared by the command
“ENCx RES”. This flag is available on the ACR1200 and
ACR8010 boards only.
Encoder Signal R This flag is set if an encoder fault is detected by the encoder
Lost check circuit. This flag is cleared by the command “ENCx
RES”. This flag is available on the ACR1200 and ACR8010
boards only.
ABS Data Fault R This flag is set if a bad data read is detected during a read of
the Yaskawa encoder.
ABS Data R This flag is set to indicate that a successful read of the
Ready Yaskawa encoder occurred and data is ready. In normal cases
this should always be on as it will only be cleared for several
micro seconds at a time.
OOP Random R Set from OOP RND mode and clear for OOP INC mode. OOP
Mode OFF command will clear this flag.
OOP Enable R Set by the start of the OOP command. In OOP INC mode it will
self clear when OOP command is completed firing output. In
the OOP RND mode, it will stay on. The user will have to issue
OOP OFF command to clear this flag.
SPLINE Pending 0 5120 5152 5184 5216 5248 5280 5312 5344
SPLINE Buffered 1 5121 5153 5185 5217 5249 5281 5313 5345
SPLINE Interpolation 2 5122 5154 5186 5218 5250 5282 5314 5346
SPLINE Velocity Mode 4 5124 5156 5188 5220 5252 5284 5316 5348
SPLINE Time Mode 5 5125 5157 5189 5221 5253 5285 5317 5349
SPLINE Knot Present 7 5127 5159 5191 5223 5255 5287 5319 5351
SPLINE Acc Ramp 8 5128 5160 5192 5224 5256 5288 5320 5352
SPLINE Started 9 5129 5161 5193 5225 5257 5289 5321 5353
SPLINE Neg. Knot 10 5130 5162 5194 5226 5258 5290 5322 5354
SPLINE Moved 11 5131 5163 5195 5227 5259 5291 5323 5355
SPLINE Loaded 12 5132 5164 5196 5228 5260 5292 5324 5356
SPLINE Profiler On 14 5134 5166 5198 5230 5262 5294 5326 5358
NURB Loaded 16 5136 5168 5200 5232 5264 5296 5328 5360
NURB Delta Done 18 5138 5170 5202 5234 5266 5298 5330 5362
NURB Stop Active 19 5139 5171 5203 5235 5267 5299 5331 5363
NURB Moved 20 5140 5172 5204 5236 5268 5300 5332 5364
NURB Interpolation 21 5141 5173 5205 5237 5269 5301 5333 5365
NURB Buffered 22 5142 5174 5206 5238 5270 5302 5334 5366
NURB Profiler On 23 5143 5175 5207 5239 5271 5303 5335 5367
NURB Pending 24 5144 5176 5208 5240 5272 5304 5336 5368
NURB Acc Ramp 25 5145 5177 5209 5241 5273 5405 5337 5369
NURB Started 27 5147 5179 5211 5243 5275 5307 5339 5371
NURB Time 28 5148 5180 5212 5244 5276 5308 5340 5372
NURB Smooth 29 5149 5181 5213 5245 5277 5309 5341 5373
NURB Dynamic 30 5150 5182 5214 5246 5278 5310 5342 5374
NURB Neg Knot 31 5151 5183 5215 5247 5279 5311 5343 5375
SPLINE R This flag indicates to the spline profiler that a spline move is
Pending pending. The profiler then loads the move into a buffer and
clears the flag.
SPLINE R/W This flag is set by the SPLINE mode command and remains set
Interpolation until the interpolation mode ends.
SPLINE Knot R/W This flag will be set if optional knot data is included in the
Present spline data.
SPLINE Acc R Setting the ‘feed hold bit 520’ on the master will put the spline
Ramp profiler in the acceleration/deceleration ramp mode. This flag
indicates this state.
SPLINE Started R/W If set, means that the SPLINE move has started. Self clears at
the end of the move
SPLINE Neg. R/W This flag is set when the user issues a negative knot and self
Knot clears when the SPLINE ends.
SPLINE Moved R When the current spline move is completed, the spline profiler
will move to the next spline and set this flag and clear the
SPLINE buffered flag. Sending the next move data will set the
SPLINE buffered flag and clear this flag.
SPLINE Load R The SPLINE MODE command will set this flag and it will stay
on until the end of the spline block. (i.e. until K-1 is issued.)
SPLINE Profiler R/W This flag indicates that the SPLINE profiler is calculating the
On curve points.
NURB Load R The NURB MODE command will set this flag and it will stay on
until the end of the nurb block. (i.e. until K-1 is issued.)
NURB Delta R This flag is used with only NURB MODE 2. At the beginning of
Done each segment this flag is set, indicating that a new delta period
is calculated for linear motion. This is cleared at the end of
each segment.
NURB Stop R When the negative knot is received and processed, the NURB
Active profiler activates the stop sequence by decelerating to a
slower velocity. This flag is set to indicate this state.
NURB Moved R When the current nurb move is completed, the nurb profiler
will move to the next nurb and set this flag and clear the NURB
buffered flag. Sending the next move data will set the NURB
buffered flag and clear this flag.
NURB R/W This flag is set by the NURB mode command and remains set
Interpolation until the interpolation mode ends.
NURB Buffered R Flag set if a spline move is pending (buffered) while a previous
move is in progress. This flag will clear when there are no
moves pending.
NURB Profiler R/W This flag indicates that the NURB profiler is calculating the
On curve points.
NURB Pending R This flag indicates to the nurb profiler that a nurb move is
pending. The profiler then loads the move into a buffer and
clears the flag.
NURB Acc R Setting the ‘feed hold bit 520’ on the master will put the nurb
Ramp profiler in the acceleration/deceleration ramp mode. This flag
indicates this state.
NURB Started R/W If set means that the NURB move has started. Self clears at the
end of the move
NURB Time R/W Indicates NURB MODE 0
NURB Neg. R/W This flag is set when the user issues a negative knot and self
Knot clears when the NURB ends.
SPLINE Pending 0 5376 5408 5440 5472 5504 5536 5568 5600
SPLINE Buffered 1 5377 5409 5441 5473 5505 5537 5569 5601
SPLINE Interpolation 2 5378 5410 5442 5474 5506 5538 5570 5602
SPLINE Velocity Mode 4 5380 5412 5444 5476 5508 5540 5572 5604
SPLINE Time Mode 5 5381 5413 5445 5477 5509 5541 5573 5605
SPLINE Knot Present 7 5383 5415 5447 5479 5511 5543 5575 5607
SPLINE Acc Ramp 8 5384 5416 5448 5480 5512 5544 5576 5608
SPLINE Started 9 5385 5417 5449 5481 5513 5545 5577 5609
SPLINE Neg. Knot 10 5386 5418 5450 5482 5514 5546 5578 5610
SPLINE Moved 11 5387 5419 5451 5483 5515 5547 5579 5611
SPLINE Loaded 12 5388 5420 5452 5484 5516 5548 5580 5612
SPLINE Profiler On 14 5390 5422 5454 5486 5518 5550 5582 5614
NURB Loaded 16 5392 5424 5456 5488 5520 5552 5584 5616
NURB Delta Done 18 5394 5426 5458 5490 5522 5554 5586 5618
NURB Stop Active 19 5395 5427 5459 5491 5523 5555 5587 5619
NURB Moved 20 5396 5428 5460 5492 5524 5556 5588 5620
NURB Interpolation 21 5397 5429 5461 5493 5525 5557 5589 5621
NURB Buffered 22 5398 5430 5462 5494 5526 5558 5590 5622
NURB Profiler On 23 5399 5431 5463 5495 5527 5559 5591 5623
NURB Pending 24 5400 5432 5464 5496 5528 5560 5592 5624
NURB Acc Ramp 25 5401 5433 5465 5497 5529 5561 5593 5625
NURB Started 27 5403 5435 5467 5499 5531 5563 5595 5627
NURB Time 28 5404 5436 5468 5500 5532 5564 5596 5628
NURB Smooth 29 5405 5437 5469 5501 5533 5565 5597 5629
NURB Dynamic 30 5406 5438 5470 5502 5534 5566 5598 5630
NURB Neg Knot 31 5407 5439 5471 5503 5535 5567 5599 5631
SPLINE R This flag indicates to the spline profiler that a spline move is
Pending pending. The profiler then loads the move into a buffer and
clears the flag.
SPLINE R/W This flag is set by the SPLINE MODE command and remains
Interpolation set until the interpolation mode ends.
SPLINE Knot R/W This flag will be set if optional knot data is included in the
Present SPLINE data.
SPLINE Acc R Setting the ‘feed hold bit 520’ on the master will put the spline
Ramp profiler in the acceleration/deceleration ramp mode. This flag
indicates this state.
SPLINE Started R/W If set, means that the SPLINE move has started. Self clears at
the end of the move
SPLINE Neg. R/W This flag is set when the user issues a negative knot and self
Knot clears when the SPLINE ends.
SPLINE Moved R When the current spline move is completed, the spline profiler
will move to the next spline and set this flag and clear the
SPLINE buffered flag. Sending the next move data will set the
SPLINE buffered flag and clear this flag.
SPLINE Load R The SPLINE MODE command will set this flag and it will stay
on until the end of the spline block. (i.e. until K-1 is issued.)
SPLINE Profiler R/W This flag indicates that the SPLINE profiler is calculating the
On curve points.
NURB Load R The NURB MODE command will set this flag and it will stay on
until the end of the nurb block. (i.e. until K-1 is issued.)
NURB Delta R This flag is used with only NURB MODE 2. At the beginning of
Done each segment this flag is set, indicating that a new delta period
is calculated for linear motion. This is cleared at the end of
each segment.
NURB Stop R When the negative knot is received and processed, the NURB
Active profiler activates the stop sequence by decelerating to a
slower velocity. This flag is set to indicate this state.
NURB Moved R When the current nurb move is completed, the nurb profiler
will move to the next nurb and set this flag and clear the NURB
buffered flag. Sending the next move data will set the NURB
buffered flag and clear this flag.
NURB R/W This flag is set by the NURB mode command and remains set
Interpolation until the interpolation mode ends.
NURB Buffered R Flag set if a spline move is pending (buffered) while a previous
move is in progress. This flag will clear when there are no
moves pending.
NURB Profiler R/W This flag indicates that the NURB profiler is calculating the
On curve points.
NURB Pending R This flag indicates to the nurb profiler that a nurb move is
pending. The profiler then loads the move into a buffer and
clears the flag.
NURB Acc R Setting the ‘feed hold bit 520’ on the master will put the nurb
Ramp profiler in the acceleration/deceleration ramp mode. This flag
indicates this state.
NURB Started R/W If set means that the NURB move has started. Self clears at the
end of the move
NURB Time R/W Indicates NURB MODE 0
NURB Neg. R/W This flag is set when the user issues a negative knot and self
Knot clears when the NURB ends.
VEL LIMIT 0 5888 5920 5952 5984 6016 6048 6080 6112
LOOK Ahead Slowdown 1 5889 5921 5953 5985 6017 6049 6081 6113
MBUF mode (MBUF OFF, MBUF ON) 4 5892 5924 5956 5988 6020 6052 6084 6116
LOOK Ahead mode 5 5893 5925 5957 5989 6021 6053 6085 6117
MBUF user RAM 10 5898 5930 5962 5994 6026 6058 6090 6122
LOOK Ahead Neglect 11 5899 5931 5963 5995 6027 6059 6091 6123
Master Move Ended Alarm 12 5900 5932 5964 5996 6028 6060 6092 6124
Perform Kinematics 16 5904 5936 5968 6000 6032 6064 6096 6128
VEL LIMIT R This flag is set when the master current vector velocity hits the
VEL LIMIT set by the user. It self clears
LookAhead R This flag is set by the look ahead algorithm to indicate that it is
Slow Down forcing to slow down
MBUF Mode R MBUF ON and OFF command will set and clear this flag
respectively
LookAhead R LOOK ON and OFF command will set and clear this flag
Mode respectively
MBUF user R DIM MBUF and MBUF OFF command will set and clear this flag
RAM respectively
LookAhead R/W User can set this flag to turn off the look ahead on the fly and
Neglect vice versa
Master Move R/W When this flag is set, an Ethernet Alarm will be sent at the end
Ended Alarm of a master move.
Perform R/W Setting this flag turns on kinematics. When the flag is cleared,
Kinematics the kinematics are turned off.
VEL LIMIT 0 6144 6176 6208 6240 6272 6304 6336 6368
LOOK Ahead Slowdown 1 6145 6177 6209 6241 6273 6305 6337 6369
MBUF mode (MBUF OFF, MBUF ON) 4 6148 6180 6212 6244 6276 6308 6340 6372
LOOK Ahead mode 5 6149 6181 6213 6245 6277 6309 6341 6373
MBUF user RAM 10 6154 6186 6218 6250 6282 6314 6346 6378
LOOK Ahead Neglect 11 6155 6187 6219 6251 6283 6315 6347 6379
Master Move Ended Alarm 12 6156 6188 6220 6252 6284 6316 6348 6380
Perform Kinematics 16 6160 6192 6224 6256 6288 6320 6352 6384
VEL LIMIT R This flag is set when the master current vector velocity hits the
VEL LIMIT set by the user. It self clears
LookAhead R This flag is set by the look ahead algorithm to indicate that it is
Slow Down forcing to slow down
MBUF Mode R MBUF ON and OFF command will set and clear this flag
respectively
LookAhead R LOOK ON and OFF command will set and clear this flag
Mode respectively
MBUF user R DIM MBUF and MBUF OFF command will set and clear this flag
RAM respectively
LookAhead R/W User can set this flag to turn off the look ahead on the fly and
Neglect vice versa
Master Move R/W When this flag is set, an Ethernet Alarm will be sent at the end
Ended Alarm of a master move.
Perform R/W Setting this flag turns on kinematics. When the flag is cleared,
Kinematics the kinematics are turned off.
Filter Move 4 6404 6436 6468 6500 6532 6564 6596 6628
In Dead Band (DZL, DZU) 5 6405 6437 6469 6501 6533 6565 6597 6629
CAM POFF armed 12 6412 6444 6476 6508 6540 6572 6604 6636
GEAR ON IHPOS Armed 28 6428 6460 6492 6524 6556 6588 6620 6652
CAM ON IHPOS Armed 30 6430 6462 6494 6526 6558 6590 6622 6654
Filter Moved R FLT ON and OFF will set and clear this flag respectively.
In Dead Band R This flag is set when the following error in less the DZL and the
and master is not in motion. It will clear when the error is
bigger than DZU.
CAM POFF R This flag indicates that the CAM will end when the current CAM
armed cycle is complete (CAM POFF).
Tangential R This flag indicates that the axis is a tangential axis (TANG).
GEAR ON R Indicates that the GEAR is armed to begin when the GEAR
IHPOS armed source becomes equal to or going greater then the setpoint
value (GEAR ON IHPOS).
CAM ON IHPOS R Indicates that the CAM is armed to begin when the CAM source
armed becomes equal to or going greater then the setpoint value
(CAM ON IHPOS).
Filter Move 4 6660 6692 6724 6756 6788 6820 6852 6884
In Dead Band (DZL, DZU) 5 6661 6693 6725 6757 6789 6821 6853 6885
CAM POFF armed 12 6668 6700 6732 6764 6796 6828 6860 6892
GEAR ON IHPOS Armed 28 6684 6716 6748 6780 6812 6844 6876 6908
CAM ON IHPOS Armed 30 6686 6718 6750 6782 6814 6846 6878 6910
Reserved 31 6687 6719 6751 6783 6815 6847 6879 6911
Filter Moved R FLT ON and OFF will set and clear this flag respectively.
In Dead Band R This flag is set when the following error in less the DZL and the
and master is not in motion. It will clear when the error is
bigger than DZU.
CAM POFF R This flag indicates that the CAM will end when the current CAM
armed cycle is complete (CAM POFF).
Tangential R This flag indicates that the axis is a tangential axis (TANG).
GEAR ON R Indicates that the GEAR is armed to begin when the GEAR
IHPOS armed source becomes equal to or going greater then the setpoint
value (GEAR ON IHPOS).
CAM ON IHPOS R Indicates that the CAM is armed to begin when the CAM source
armed becomes equal to or going greater then the setpoint value
(CAM ON IHPOS).
Ethernet Alarm on Drive 0 8448 8480 8512 8544 8576 8608 8640 8672
Fault
Ethernet Alarm on Hard 1 8449 8481 8513 8545 8577 8609 8641 8673
Limit Hit
Ethernet Alarm on Stall 2 8450 8482 8514 8546 8578 8610 8642 8674
Detect
Disable Encoder Fault 3 8451 8483 8515 8547 8579 8611 8643 8675
Response
Disable Drive Fault 4 8452 8484 8516 8548 8580 8612 8644 8676
Response
Invert Drive Fault Input 5 8453 8485 8517 8549 8581 8613 8645 8677
Level
Position Maintenance (PM) 6 8454 8486 8518 8550 8582 8614 8646 8678
Axis Stalled
Invert Motion Direction 7 8455 8487 8519 8551 8583 8615 8647 8679
PM Enable (PM OFF, PM 8 8456 8488 8520 8552 8584 8616 8648 8680
ON)
PM Excess Error 11 8459 8491 8523 8555 8587 8619 8651 8683
PM In Dead Band 12 8460 8492 8524 8556 8588 8620 8652 8684
PM Correction Started 13 8461 8493 8525 8557 8589 8621 8653 8685
PM Positive Direction 14 8462 8494 8526 8558 8590 8622 8654 8686
PM Negative Direction 15 8463 8495 8527 8559 8591 8623 8655 8687
Enable CW/CCW (versus 16 8464 8496 8528 8560 8592 8624 8656 8688
Step/Dir)
Drive Enable Output 17 8465 8497 8529 8561 8593 8625 8657 8689
Drive Reset Output 18 8466 8498 8530 8562 8594 8626 8658 8690
Kill All Motion Request 19 8467 8499 8531 8563 8595 8627 8659 8691
Enable Drive I/O 20 8468 8500 8532 8564 8596 8628 8660 8692
Enable EXC Response 21 8469 8501 8533 8565 8597 8629 8661 8693
DEO Serves Shutdown 22 8470 8502 8534 8566 8598 8630 8662 8694
Function
Disable Drive on Kill 23 8471 8503 8535 8567 8599 8631 8663 8695
Drive Fault Input 24 8472 8504 8536 8568 8600 8632 8664 8696
DFI Response Inhibit 26 8474 8506 8538 8570 8602 8634 8666 8698
Completing Drive Reset 27 8475 8507 8539 8571 8603 8635 8667 8699
Physical Drive Enable 28 8476 8508 8540 8572 8604 8636 8668 8700
State
Drive Fault Latched 29 8477 8509 8541 8573 8605 8637 8669 8701
EPL Axis 30 8478 8510 8542 8574 8606 8638 8670 8702
Latched Excess Position 31 8479 8511 8543 8575 8607 8639 8671 8703
Error
Ethernet Alarm R/W Enables Ethernet Alarm in the case of Drive Fault on this axis.
on Drive Fault
Ethernet Alarm R/W Enables Ethernet Alarm in the case of Hard Limit Hit on this axis.
on Hard Limit
Hit
Ethernet Alarm R/W Enables Ethernet Alarm in the case of Stall Detect on this axis.
on Stall Detect
Disable R/W The user can select whether or not the controller responds to the
Encoder Fault Encoder fault flags of attached encoders by setting or clearing
Response the Disable Encoder Fault Response flag. This is clear by default,
which means that the controller will respond to encoder faults in
the same way as drive faults, as described in Disable Drive Fault
Response (below).
Disable Drive R/W The user can select whether or not the controller responds to the
Fault Drive Fault Input (DFI) flag by setting or clearing the Disable
Response Drive Fault Response flag. This is clear by default, which means
that the controller will respond to changes in the DFI flag. (See
Drive Fault Input (DFI) in this table.)
Invert Drive R/W The value of the Drive Fault Input (DFI) flag (described in this
Fault Input table) will depend on the actual physical input and the value of
Level the Invert Drive Fault Input Level (IDFIL) flag. If no current is
flowing to the input and the IDFIL flag is clear (the default), then
the DFI flag will be set. This would be the case if no drive were
attached to the connector on power up, or if a cable fell off, or if
a standard drive actually faulted. For some drives, however, the
presence of current, not the absence, indicates a fault. In this
case, the user would wish to set the IDFIL flag, so DFI would be
set if current were flowing to the input.
Position R When the error for an axis exceeds the limit set by the EXC
Maintenance command, this bit is set. This bit self-clears.
Axis Stalled
Invert Motion R/W By convention, default wiring, gains, and MULT values will result
Direction in clockwise shaft motion (viewed from the motor face) when the
count is becoming more positive. But some applications require
that some axes be opposite of this. The Invert Motion Direction
bit will implement this by inverting the polarity of the signal and
feedback objects attached to the axis. Note that changing this bit
(on or off) on an axis that has an attached ENC, DAC, or ADC will
simply invert the polarity of those objects by inverting the
current MULT or gain values. This allows the MULT and gain
values to accommodate “unconventional” wiring but still allow
the Invert Motion Direction bit to change the physical direction.
The Invert Motion Direction bit is saved by ESAVE.
Position R When position maintenance is enabled, the bit is set. You can set
Maintenance or clear the flag using the PM ON and PM OFF commands.
Enable
Position R When an axis is correcting the position, the bit is set. Position
Maintenance maintenance is active after motion has completed and an error
Active needs correcting. The bit clears when the axis moves within the
position maintenance deadband region.
Position R When the position maintenance move is interrupted by another
Maintenance move, the bit is set. The bit clears when the next position
Interrupted maintenance move begins.
Position R When an axis is located within the deadband, the bit is set. The
Maintenance bit clears when the axis is moving or gets out of dead band
In Dead Band region.
Enable R/W The default is Step and Direction (bit set to 0). To enable
CW/CCW clockwise/counterclockwise stepper output, set the bit to 1.
(versus
Step/Dir)
Drive Enable R/W Some drives that have an “enable” input that must be enabled to
Output (DEO) power a motor. When the flag is enabled (bit set to 1), the drive is
enabled. You can also use the DRIVE ON command.
If the flag is disabled (bit set to 0), the drive is disabled; You can
also use the DRIVE OFF command.
Before you can use the Drive Enable Output (DEO) bit, you must
set the Enable Drive I/O bit. The corresponding physical output
uses the Physical Drive Enable State bit.
Note: When the DEO bit is enabled (bit set to 1), a REN command
is automatically sent (setting the commanded position to the
actual encoder position). This prevents the possibility for abrupt
motion to a distant commanded position. Enabling the drive also
clears the KAMR, Drive Fault Latched, and Latched Excess
Position Error bits (described in this table.)
Drive Reset R/W The drive reset output for an axis is connected to the drive reset
Output (DRO) input on a drive. When this bit is enabled, the drive/motor
combination resets itself. You can also use the DRIVE RES
command.
Before you can use the Drive Reset Output bit, you must set the
Enable Drive I/O bit.
Kill all Motion R/W When this bit is enabled, all motion is killed for the axis. In
Request addition, it enables the Kill All Moves bit in the master flags of
(KAMR) the master to which the axis is attached. The result is to kill all
motion on the given axis but also all other axes attached to the
master.
This bit may be explicitly set, but is also automatically set any
time motion is “killed” on this axis. Motion is killed when end of
travel limits are encountered, a CTRL-X or CTRL-Z is issued, a
drive fault is detected, or excess position error is detected.
To resume motion, first clear the Kill all Motion Request bit for
the axis and then clear the Kill all Motion Request bit in the
Master. You can then enable the appropriate axis flags for
motion. The KAMR bit may be cleared for all axes by issuing a
CTRL-Y.
Enable Drive R/W The default for ACR9000 controllers is enabled (bit set to 1); The
I/O (EDIO) default for all other controllers is disabled (bit set to 0).
Enable EXC R/W The ACR controllers will always test for excess position error, as
Response defined by the EXC command (Axis Parameters indices 0x20 and
0x21). When Enable EXC Response is enabled (bit set to 1), the
controller will respond to excess position error by killing all
motion and disabling the drive. If the bit is not set, position error
will be monitored, but not responded to. The default is set to
disabled (bit set to 0).
For more information, see the EXC command; or Axis
Parameters, indices 0x20 and 0x21.
DEO Serves R/W When enabled (bit set to 1), the Drive Enable Output Serves
Shutdown Shutdown Function reverses the behavior of the Drive Enable
Function Output bit.
Disable Drive R/W Normally, CTRL-Z will kill motion and disable all axes, and CTRL-
on Kill X will only kill motion. If the Disable Drive on Kill bit is set on an
axis, then CTRL-X will also disable that axis.
Drive Fault R Provides the state of the physical input when Enable Drive I/O
Input (DFI) has been enabled. The controller will respond to a new DFI active
on an axis only if DEO is also active on that axis. It will respond
by turning off the drive enable output and asserting the KAMR
flag in the quaternary slave flags of that axis.
DFI Response R If Drive Fault Input Response Inhibit is active (bit set to 1), then
Inhibit the drive is being re-enabled and the Drive Fault Input is being
cleared. This is a self-clearing flag; the operation lasts for 50 ms
to 100 ms. During this period the controller is unable to respond
to a Drive Fault Input.
Physical Drive R Indicates whether the physical Drive Enable Output is active (bit
Enable State set to 1) or inactive (bit set to 0).
Drive Fault R Indicates a drive fault has been detected. Stays latched until
Latched cleared with a DRIVE ON command.
EPL Axis R Indicates an EPLD is attached to this axis.
Latched R Indicates that excess position error has been detected, and that
Excess motion has been killed and the drive disabled as a result. Stays
Position Error latched until cleared with a DRIVE ON command.
Ethernet Alarm on Drive 0 8704 8736 8768 8800 8832 8864 8896 8928
Fault
Ethernet Alarm on Hard 1 8705 8737 8769 8801 8833 8865 8897 8929
Limit Hit
Ethernet Alarm on Stall 2 8706 8738 8770 8802 8834 8866 8898 8930
Detect
Disable Encoder Fault 3 8707 8739 8771 8803 8835 8867 8899 8931
Response
Disable Drive Fault 4 8708 8740 8772 8804 8836 8868 8900 8932
Response
Invert Drive Fault Input 5 8709 8741 8773 8805 8837 8869 8901 8933
Level
Position Maintenance (PM) 6 8710 8742 8774 8806 8838 8870 8902 8934
Axis Stalled
Invert Motion Direction 7 8711 8743 8775 8807 8839 8871 8903 8935
PM Enable (PM OFF, PM 8 8712 8744 8776 8808 8840 8872 8904 8936
ON)
PM Excess Error 11 8715 8747 8779 8811 8843 8875 8907 8939
PM In Dead Zone 12 8716 8748 8780 8812 8844 8876 8908 8940
PM Correction Started 13 8717 8749 8781 8813 8845 8877 8909 8941
PM Positive Direction 14 8718 8750 8782 8814 8846 8878 8910 8942
PM Negative Direction 15 8719 8751 8783 8815 8847 8879 8911 8943
Enable CW/CCW (versus 16 8720 8752 8784 8816 8848 8880 8912 8944
Step/Dir)
Drive Enable Output 17 8721 8753 8785 8817 8849 8881 8913 8945
Drive Reset Output 18 8722 8754 8786 8818 8850 8882 8914 8946
Kill All Motion Request 19 8723 8755 8787 8819 8851 8883 8915 8947
Enable Drive I/O 20 8724 8756 8788 8820 8852 8884 8916 8948
Enable EXC Response 21 8725 8757 8789 8821 8853 8885 8917 8949
DEO Serves Shutdown 22 8726 8758 8790 8822 8854 8886 8918 8950
Function
Disable Drive on Kill 23 8727 8759 8791 8823 8855 8887 8919 8951
Drive Fault Input 24 8728 8760 8792 8824 8856 8888 8920 8952
DFI Response Inhibit 26 8730 8762 8794 8826 8858 8890 8922 8954
Completing Drive Reset 27 8731 8763 8795 8827 8859 8891 8923 8955
Physical Drive Enable 28 8732 8764 8796 8828 8860 8892 8924 8956
State
Drive Fault Latched 29 8733 8765 8797 8829 8861 8893 8925 8957
EPL Axis 30 8734 8766 8798 8830 8862 8894 8926 8958
Latched Excess Position 31 8735 8767 8799 8831 8863 8895 8927 8959
Error
Ethernet Alarm R/W Enables Ethernet Alarm in the case of Hard Limit Hit on this axis.
on Hard Limit
Hit
Ethernet Alarm R/W Enables Ethernet Alarm in the case of Stall Detect on this axis.
on Stall Detect
Disable R/W The user can select whether or not the controller responds to the
Encoder Fault Encoder fault flags of attached encoders by setting or clearing
Response the Disable Encoder Fault Response flag. This is clear by default,
which means that the controller will respond to encoder faults in
the same way as drive faults, as described in Disable Drive Fault
Response (below).
Disable Drive R/W The user can select whether or not the controller responds to the
Fault Drive Fault Input (DFI) flag by setting or clearing the Disable
Response Drive Fault Response flag. This is clear by default, which means
that the controller will respond to changes in the DFI flag. (See
Drive Fault Input (DFI) in this table.)
Invert Drive R/W The value of the Drive Fault Input (DFI) flag (described in this
Fault Input table) will depend on the actual physical input and the value of
Level the Invert Drive Fault Input Level (IDFIL) flag. If no current is
flowing to the input and the IDFIL flag is clear (the default), then
the DFI flag will be set. This would be the case if no drive were
attached to the connector on power up, or if a cable fell off, or if
a standard drive actually faulted. For some drives, however, the
presence of current, not the absence, indicates a fault. In this
case, the user would wish to set the IDFIL flag, so DFI would be
set if current were flowing to the input.
Position R When the error for an axis exceeds the limit set by the EXC
Maintenance command, this bit is set. This bit self-clears.
Axis Stalled
Invert Motion R/W By convention, default wiring, gains, and MULT values will result
Direction in clockwise shaft motion (viewed from the motor face) when the
count is becoming more positive. But some applications require
that some axes be opposite of this. The Invert Motion Direction
bit will implement this by inverting the polarity of the signal and
feedback objects attached to the axis. Note that changing this bit
(on or off) on an axis that has an attached ENC, DAC, or ADC will
simply invert the polarity of those objects by inverting the
current MULT or gain values. This allows the MULT and gain
values to accommodate “unconventional” wiring but still allow
the Invert Motion Direction bit to change the physical direction.
The Invert Motion Direction bit is saved by ESAVE.
Position R When position maintenance is enabled, the bit is set. You can set
Maintenance or clear the flag using the PM ON and PM OFF commands.
Enable
Position R When an axis is located within the deadband, the bit is set. The
Maintenance bit clears when the axis is moving or gets out of dead band
In Dead Band region.
Drive Enable R/W Some drives that have an “enable” input that must be enabled to
Output (DEO) power a motor. When the flag is enabled (bit set to 1), the drive is
enabled. You can also use the DRIVE ON command.
If the flag is disabled (bit set to 0), the drive is disabled; You can
also use the DRIVE OFF command.
Before you can use the Drive Enable Output (DEO) bit, you must
set the Enable Drive I/O bit. The corresponding physical output
uses the Physical Drive Enable State bit.
Note: When the DEO bit is enabled (bit set to 1), a REN command
is automatically sent (setting the commanded position to the
actual encoder position). This prevents the possibility for abrupt
motion to a distant commanded position. Enabling the drive also
clears the KAMR, Drive Fault Latched, and Latched Excess
Position Error bits (described in this table.)
Enable Drive R/W The default for ACR9000 controllers is enabled (bit set to 1); The
I/O (EDIO) default for all other controllers is disabled (bit set to 0).
Enable EXC R/W The ACR controllers will always test for excess position error, as
Response defined by the EXC command (Axis Parameters indices 0x20 and
0x21). When Enable EXC Response is enabled (bit set to 1), the
controller will respond to excess position error by killing all
motion and disabling the drive. If the bit is not set, position error
will be monitored, but not responded to. The default is set to
disabled (bit set to 0).
For more information, see the EXC command; or Axis
Parameters, indices 0x20 and 0x21.
DEO Serves R/W When enabled (bit set to 1), the Drive Enable Output Serves
Shutdown Shutdown Function reverses the behavior of the Drive Enable
Function Output bit.
Disable Drive R/W Normally, CTRL-Z will kill motion and disable all axes, and CTRL-
on Kill X will only kill motion. If the Disable Drive on Kill bit is set on an
axis, then CTRL-X will also disable that axis.
Drive Fault R Provides the state of the physical input when Enable Drive I/O
Input (DFI) has been enabled. The controller will respond to a new DFI active
on an axis only if DEO is also active on that axis. It will respond
by turning off the drive enable output and asserting the KAMR
flag in the quaternary slave flags of that axis.
DFI Response R If Drive Fault Input Response Inhibit is active (bit set to 1), then
Inhibit the drive is being re-enabled and the Drive Fault Input is being
cleared. This is a self-clearing flag; the operation lasts for 50 ms
to 100 ms. During this period the controller is unable to respond
to a Drive Fault Input.
Drive Fault R Indicates a drive fault has been detected. Stays latched until
Latched cleared with a DRIVE ON command
Latched R Indicates that excess position error has been detected, and that
Excess motion has been killed and the drive disabled as a result. Stays
Position Error latched until cleared with a DRIVE ON command.
Bridge fault 1 8961 8993 9025 9057 9089 9121 9153 9185
No PWM output 2 8962 8994 9026 9058 9090 9122 9154 9186
Over Voltage 3 8963 8995 9027 9059 9091 9123 9155 9187
Under Voltage 4 8964 8996 9028 9060 9092 9124 9156 9188
Excessive Startup Voltage 5 8965 8997 9029 9061 9093 9125 9157 9189
Drive Over Temperature 6 9866 8998 9030 9062 9094 9126 9158 9190
Motor Over Temperature 7 8967 8999 9031 9063 9095 9127 9159 9191
Motor Thermal Switch 8 8968 9000 9032 9064 9096 9128 9160 9192
Feedback Error 9 8969 9001 9033 9065 9097 9129 9161 9193
Hall error 10 8970 9002 9034 9066 9098 9130 9162 9194
Motor Configuration Error 11 8971 9003 9035 9067 9099 9131 9163 9195
Regeneration Fault 12 8972 9004 9036 9068 9100 9132 9164 9196
Enable/Disable R/W Indicates the Enable/Disable state of the Drive (bit set to 1 =
enabled, bit set to 0 = disabled).
Bridge fault R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of Bridge Faults.
No PWM output R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the H-
Bridge is not switching.
Over Voltage R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the Bus
Voltage is too high.
Under Voltage R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the Bus
Voltage is too low.
Excessive R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Startup Voltage command voltage was too high when the drive was enabled.
Drive Over R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Temperature temperature of the drive is too high.
Motor Over R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Temperature temperature of the motor, based on the thermal model of the
motor, is too high.
Motor Thermal R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Switch temperature of the motor, based on the thermal switch of the
motor, is too high.
Feedback Error R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
feedback is not present or the signal levels are incorrect.
Hall Error R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with the Hall
sensors.
Motor R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with a motor
Configuration configuration parameter of the drive.
Error
Regeneration R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with the
Fault regeneration resistor of the drive.
Bridge fault 1 9217 9249 9281 9313 9345 9377 9409 9441
No PWM output 2 9218 9250 9282 9314 9346 9378 9410 9442
Over Voltage 3 9219 9251 9283 9315 9347 9379 9411 9443
Under Voltage 4 9220 9252 9284 9316 9348 9380 9412 9444
Excessive Startup Voltage 5 9221 9253 9285 9317 9349 9381 9413 9445
Drive Over Temperature 6 9222 9254 9286 9318 9350 9382 9414 9446
Motor Over Temperature 7 9223 9255 9287 9319 9351 9383 9415 9447
Motor Thermal Switch 8 9224 9256 9288 9320 9352 9384 9416 9448
Feedback Error 9 9225 9257 9289 9321 9353 9385 9417 9449
Hall error 10 9226 9258 9290 9322 9354 9386 9418 9450
Motor Configuration Error 11 9227 9259 9291 9323 9355 9387 9419 9451
Regeneration Fault 12 9228 9260 9292 9324 9356 9388 9420 9452
Enable/Disable R/W Indicates the Enable/Disable state of the Drive. (bit set to 1 =
enabled, bit set to 0 = disabled)
Bridge fault R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of Bridge Faults.
No PWM output R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the H-
Bridge is not switching.
Over Voltage R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the Bus
Voltage is too high.
Under Voltage R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the Bus
Voltage is too low.
Excessive R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Startup Voltage command voltage was too high when the drive was enabled.
Drive Over R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Temperature temperature of the drive is too high.
Motor Over R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Temperature temperature of the motor, based on the thermal model of the
motor, is too high.
Motor Thermal R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
Switch temperature of the motor, based on the thermal switch of the
motor, is too high.
Feedback Error R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors where the
feedback is not present or the signal levels are incorrect.
Hall Error R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with the Hall
sensors.
Motor R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with a motor
Configuration configuration parameter of the drive.
Error
Regeneration R/W Bit set to 1 enables drive logging of errors with the
Fault regeneration resistor of the drive.
Motor Config Warning 0 9472 9504 9536 9568 9600 9632 9664 9696
Motor Config Error 1 9473 9505 9537 9569 9601 9633 9665 9697
Max Inductance = 0 3 9475 9507 9539 9571 9603 9635 9667 9699
Rated Speed = 0 4 9476 9508 9540 9572 9604 9636 9668 9700
Cont Current = 0 8 9480 9512 9544 9576 9608 9640 9672 9704
Peak Current = 0 9 9481 9513 9545 9577 9609 9641 9673 9705
Cont Motor Current too 10 9482 9514 9546 9578 9610 9642 9674 9706
high for drive power level
Torque rating too high for 11 9483 9515 9547 9579 9611 9643 9675 9707
drive current
Peak current too high- use 12 9484 9516 9548 9580 9612 9644 9676 9708
drive’s value
1:Brake Relay 16 9488 9520 9552 9584 9616 9648 9680 9712
Active0:Inactive
1:Fault Output Active 17 9489 9521 9553 9585 9617 9649 9681 9713
0:Fault output Inactive
Motor Config R The motor rating is too high for the drive, and the drive is
Warning using its own limits for safety reasons.
Motor Config R One of the motor parameters is set to zero (0). Look at the
Error additional errors to find which parameters are set at zero (0).
Refer to your motor specifications for the correct value.
Max Inductance R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
=0 must set a non-zero (0) value. Refer to your motor
specifications for the correct value. (DMTIND)
Rated Speed = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTW)
DPOLE = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DPOLE)
Resistance = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTRES)
Cont Current = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTIC)
Peak Current = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTIP)
Cont Motor R The continuous current of the motor is higher than the
Current too high continuous current rating of the drive. Use the continuous
for drive power current rating for the drive.
level
Torque rating R The motor’s torque rating is too high for the power level of
too high for the drive. Use the drive’s torque rating.
drive current
Peak current too R The peak current of the motor is higher than the peak current
high- use drive’s rating of the drive. Use the drive’s value for peak current.
value
Brake Relay R Bit set to 1 indicates that the Brake Relay Output of the drive
Active is active and 0 indicates that the Brake Relay Output is
Inactive.
Fault Output R Bit set to 1 indicates that the Fault Output of the drive is
Active active and 0 indicates that the Fault Output is Inactive.
Motor Config Warning 0 9728 9760 9792 9824 9856 9888 9920 9952
Motor Config Error 1 9729 9761 9793 9825 9857 9889 9921 9953
Max Inductance = 0 3 9731 9763 9795 9827 9859 9891 9923 9955
Rated Speed = 0 4 9732 9764 9796 9828 9860 9892 9924 9956
Cont Current = 0 8 9736 9768 9800 9832 9864 9896 9928 9960
Peak Current = 0 9 9737 9769 9801 9833 9865 9897 9929 9961
Cont Motor Current too 10 9738 9770 9802 9834 9866 9898 9930 9962
high for drive power level
Torque rating too high for 11 9739 9771 9803 9835 9867 9899 9931 9963
drive current
Peak current too high- use 12 9740 9772 9804 9836 9868 9900 9932 9964
drive’s value
1:Brake Relay Active 16 9744 9776 9808 9840 9872 9904 9936 9968
0:Inactive
1:Fault Output Active 17 9745 9777 9809 9841 9873 9905 9937 9969
0:Fault output Inactive
Motor Config R The motor rating is too high for the drive, and the drive is
Warning using its own limits for safety reasons.
Motor Config R One of the motor parameters is set to zero (0). Look at the
Error additional errors to find which parameters are set at zero (0).
Refer to your motor specifications for the correct value.
Max Inductance R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
=0 must set a non-zero (0) value. Refer to your motor
specifications for the correct value. (DMTIND)
Rated Speed = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTW)
DPOLE = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DPOLE)
Resistance = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTRES)
Cont Current = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTIC)
Peak Current = 0 R This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (DMTIP)
Cont Motor R The continuous current of the motor is higher than the
Current too high continuous current rating of the drive. Use the continuous
for drive power current rating for the drive.
level
Torque rating R The motor’s torque rating is too high for the power level of
too high for the drive. Use the drive’s torque rating.
drive current
Peak current too R The peak current of the motor is higher than the peak current
high- use drive’s rating of the drive. Use the drive’s value for peak current.
value
Brake Relay R Bit set to 1 indicates that the Brake Relay Output of the drive
Active is active and 0 indicates that the Brake Relay Output is
Inactive.
Fault Output R Bit set to 1 indicates that the Fault Output of the drive is
Active active and 0 indicates that the Fault Output is Inactive.
Power Regeneration Fault 0 9984 10016 10048 10080 10112 10144 10176 10208
Encoder Out Failure 1 9985 10017 10049 10081 10113 10145 10177 10209
Drive Temperature Fault 2 9986 10018 10050 10082 10114 10146 10178 10210
Motor Thermal Model Fault 3 9987 10019 10051 10083 10115 10147 10179 10211
Motor Temperature Fault 4 9988 10020 10052 10084 10116 10148 10180 10212
Bad Hall State 5 9989 10021 10053 10085 10117 10149 10181 10213
Feedback Failure 6 9990 10022 10054 10086 10118 10150 10182 10214
Drive Disabled 7 9991 10023 10055 10087 10119 10151 10183 10215
PWM not active 8 9992 10024 10056 10088 10120 10152 10184 10216
Power Regeneration 9 9993 10025 10057 10089 10121 10153 10185 10217
Warning
Shaft Power Limited 10 9994 10026 10058 10090 10122 10154 10186 10218
Warning
Excessive Command 25 10009 10041 10073 10105 10137 10169 10201 10233
voltage at enable
Drive Faulted 26 10010 10042 10074 10106 10138 10170 10202 10234
Bridge Hardware Fault 27 10011 10043 10075 10107 10139 10171 10203 10235
Bridge Temperature Fault 28 10012 10044 10076 10108 10140 10172 10204 10236
Drive Over Voltage 29 10013 10045 10077 10109 10141 10173 10205 10237
Drive Under Voltage 30 10014 10046 10078 10110 10142 10174 10206 10238
Bridge Foldback 31 10015 10047 10079 10111 10143 10175 10207 10239
Encoder Out R Indicates the drive has encountered an error on its Encoder
Failure Output.
Drive R Indicates the drive has faulted due to temperature of the drive
Temperature being too high.
Fault
Motor Thermal R Indicates that the drive has faulted from the Motor
Model Fault Temperature based on the Motor Thermal Model.
Motor R Indicates that the drive has faulted from the Motor
Temperature Temperature based on the Motor thermal switch.
Fault
Shaft Power R Shaft Power is limited to the rated output to protect the drive.
Limited Warning
Excessive R Indicates that the Command Voltage was too high when the
Command drive was enabled.
voltage at enable
Drive Over R Indicates the Bus voltage of the drive is too high.
Voltage
Drive Under R Indicates the Bus voltage of the drive is too low.
Voltage
Power Regeneration Fault 0 10240 10272 10304 10336 10368 10400 10432 10464
Encoder Out Failure 1 10241 10273 10305 10337 10369 10401 10433 10465
Drive Temperature Fault 2 10242 10274 10306 10338 10370 10402 10434 10466
Motor Thermal Model Fault 3 10243 10275 10307 10339 10371 10403 10435 10467
Motor Temperature Fault 4 10244 10276 10308 10340 10372 10404 10436 10468
Bad Hall State 5 10245 10277 10309 10341 10373 10405 10437 10469
Feedback Failure 6 10246 10278 10310 10342 10374 10406 10438 10470
Drive Disabled 7 10247 10279 10311 10343 10375 10407 10439 10471
PWM not active 8 10248 10280 10312 10344 10376 10408 10440 10472
Power Regeneration 9 10249 10281 10313 10345 10377 10409 10441 10473
Warning
Shaft Power Limited 10 10250 10282 10314 10346 10378 10410 10442 10474
Warning
Excessive Command 25 10265 10297 10329 10361 10393 10425 10457 10489
voltage at enable
Drive Faulted 26 10266 10298 10330 10362 10394 10426 10458 10490
Bridge Hardware Fault 27 10267 10299 10331 10363 10395 10427 10459 10491
Bridge Temperature Fault 28 10268 10300 10332 10364 10396 10428 10460 10492
Drive Over Voltage 29 10269 10301 10333 10365 10397 10429 10461 10493
Drive Under Voltage 30 10270 10302 10334 10366 10398 10430 10462 10494
Bridge Foldback 31 10271 10303 10335 10367 10399 10431 10463 10495
Encoder Out R Indicates the drive has encountered an error on its Encoder
Failure Output.
Drive R Indicates the drive has faulted due to temperature of the drive
Temperature being too high.
Fault
Motor Thermal R Indicates that the drive has faulted from the Motor
Model Fault Temperature based on the Motor Thermal Model.
Motor R Indicates that the drive has faulted from the Motor
Temperature Temperature based on the Motor thermal switch.
Fault
Shaft Power R Shaft Power is limited to the rated output to protect the drive.
Limited Warning
Excessive R Indicates that the Command Voltage was too high when the
Command drive was enabled.
voltage at enable
Drive Over R Indicates the Bus voltage of the drive is too high.
Voltage
Drive Under R Indicates the Bus voltage of the drive is too low.
Voltage
Auto Address Request 0 10496 10528 10560 10592 10624 10656 10688 10720
Get Config Request 1 10497 10529 10561 10593 10625 10657 10689 10721
Send Config Request 2 10498 10530 10562 10594 10626 10658 10690 10722
Send ERRORL Request 3 10499 10531 10563 10595 10627 10659 10691 10723
Get Drive Data Request 4 10500 10532 10564 10596 10628 10660 10692 10724
Drive Reset Status 7 10503 10535 10567 10599 10631 10663 10695 10727
(internal only)
Custom Product ID 8 10504 10536 10568 10600 10632 10664 10696 10728
Encoder Position 9 10505 10537 10569 10601 10633 10665 10697 10729
Current Hall State 10 10506 10538 10570 10602 10634 10666 10698 10730
(standard encoder only)
Operating Hours 11 10507 10539 10571 10603 10635 10667 10699 10731
Operating Minutes 12 10508 10540 10572 10604 10636 10668 10700 10732
Operating Milliseconds 13 10509 10541 10573 10605 10637 10669 10701 10733
Amplifier Cont Current 16 10512 10544 10576 10608 10640 10672 10704 10736
Rating
Amplifier Max Current 17 10513 10545 10577 10609 10641 10673 10705 10737
Rating
Commanded Current 18 10514 10546 10578 10610 10642 10674 10706 10738
Commanded Torque 19 10515 10547 10579 10611 10643 10675 10707 10739
Actual Torque 20 10516 10548 10580 10612 10644 10676 10708 10740
Actual Velocity 21 10517 10549 10581 10613 10645 10677 10709 10741
±10V Input Signal or 22 10518 10550 10582 10614 10646 10678 10710 10742
Shaft Power in Watts
Drive Temp 23 10519 10551 10583 10615 10647 10679 10711 10743
Motor Temp 24 10520 10552 10584 10616 10648 10680 10712 10744
Bus Voltage 25 10521 10553 10585 10617 10649 10681 10713 10745
Drive Status 1 28 10524 10556 10588 10620 10652 10684 10716 10748
Drive Status 2 29 10525 10557 10589 10621 10653 10685 10717 10749
Auto Address R/W Bit is set to request that the drive Auto Addresses. Not used
Request for EPL.
Get Config R/W Bit is set to request drive configuration data is uploaded from
Request the drive.
Send Config R/W Bit is set to request drive configuration data is downloaded to
Request the drive.
Send ERRORL R/W Bit is set to request drive’s error log data. Not used for EPL.
Request
Get Drive Data R/W Bit is set to request to get drive data (that has been
Request requested) be uploaded from the drive.
Custom Product R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Custom Product ID when the Get
ID Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Encoder R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Encoder Position when the Get
Position Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Current Hall R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Current Hall State when the Get
State (standard Drive Data Request Bit is set.
encoder only)
Operating Hours R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Hours when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Operating R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Minutes when the Get
Minutes Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Operating R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Milliseconds when the
Milliseconds Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Amplifier Cont R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Amplifier Continuous Current
Current Rating Rating when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Amplifier Max R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Amplifier Max Current Rating
Current Rating when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Commanded R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Commanded Current when the
Current Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Commanded R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Commanded Torque when the Get
Torque Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Actual Torque R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Actual Torque when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set.
Actual Velocity R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Actual Velocity when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
±10V Input R/W When talking to Aries AE or Aries SE drives, bit is set to
Signal request drive’s Analog Input Command Signal when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Shaft Power in R/W When talking to Aries EPL drives, bit is set to request drive’s
Watts Shaft Power when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Drive Temp R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Temperature when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Motor Temp R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Motor Temperature when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Bus Voltage R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Bus Voltage when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set.
Drive Status 1 R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Status 1 when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set. (Not required for Aries EPL; data is
retrieved automatically as part of the EPL cycle.)
Drive Status 2 R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Status 2 when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set. (Not required for Aries EPL; data is
retrieved automatically as part of the EPL cycle.)
Auto Address Request 0 10752 10784 10816 10848 10880 10912 10944 10976
Get Config Request 1 10753 10785 10817 10849 10881 10913 10945 10977
Send Config Request 2 10754 10786 10818 10850 10882 10914 10946 10978
Send ERRORL Request 3 10755 10787 10819 10851 10883 10915 10947 10979
Get Drive Data Request 4 10756 10788 10820 10852 10884 10916 10948 10980
Drive Reset Status 7 10759 10791 10823 10855 10887 10919 10951 10983
(internal only)
Custom Product ID 8 10760 10792 10824 10856 10888 10920 10952 10984
Encoder Position 9 10761 10793 10825 10857 10889 10921 10953 10985
Current Hall State 10 10762 10794 10826 10858 10890 10922 10954 10986
(standard encoder only)
Operating Hours 11 10763 10795 10827 10859 10891 10923 10955 10987
Operating Minutes 12 10764 10796 10828 10860 10892 10924 10956 10988
Operating Milliseconds 13 10765 10797 10829 10861 10893 10925 10957 10989
Amplifier Cont Current 16 10768 10800 10832 10864 10896 10928 10960 10992
Rating
Amplifier Max Current 17 10769 10801 10833 10865 10897 10929 10961 10993
Rating
Commanded Current 18 10770 10802 10834 10866 10898 10930 10962 10994
Commanded Torque 19 10771 10803 10835 10867 10899 10931 10963 10995
Actual Torque 20 10772 10804 10836 10868 10900 10932 10964 10996
Actual Velocity 21 10773 10805 10837 10869 10901 10933 10965 10997
±10V Input Signal or 22 10774 10806 10838 10870 10902 10934 10966 10998
Shaft Power in Watts
Drive Temp 23 10775 10807 10839 10871 10903 10935 10967 10999
Motor Temp 24 10776 10808 10840 10872 10904 10936 10968 11000
Bus Voltage 25 10777 10809 10841 10873 10905 10937 10969 11001
Drive Status 1 28 10780 10812 10844 10876 10908 10940 10972 11004
Drive Status 2 29 10781 10813 10845 10877 10909 10941 10973 11005
Auto Address R/W Bit is set to request that the drive Auto Addresses. Not used
Request for EPL.
Get Config R/W Bit is set to request drive configuration data is uploaded from
Request the drive.
Send Config R/W Bit is set to request drive configuration data is downloaded to
Request the drive.
Send ERRORL R/W Bit is set to request drive’s error log data. Not used for EPL.
Request
Get Drive Data R/W Bit is set to request to get drive data (that has been
Request requested) be uploaded from the drive.
Custom Product R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Custom Product ID when the Get
ID Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Encoder R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Encoder Position when the Get
Position Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Current Hall R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Current Hall State when the Get
State (standard Drive Data Request Bit is set.
encoder only)
Operating Hours R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Hours when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Operating R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Minutes when the Get
Minutes Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Operating R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Operating Milliseconds when the
Milliseconds Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Amplifier Cont R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Amplifier Continuous Current
Current Rating Rating when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Amplifier Max R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Amplifier Max Current Rating
Current Rating when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Commanded R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Commanded Current when the
Current Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Commanded R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Commanded Torque when the Get
Torque Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Actual Torque R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Actual Torque when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set.
Actual Velocity R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Actual Velocity when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
±10V Input R/W When talking to Aries AE or Aries SE drives, bit is set to
Signal request drive’s Analog Input Command Signal when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Shaft Power in R/W When talking to Aries EPL drives, bit is set to request drive’s
Watts Shaft Power when the Get Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Drive Temp R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Temperature when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Motor Temp R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Motor Temperature when the Get
Drive Data Request Bit is set.
Bus Voltage R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Bus Voltage when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set.
Drive Status 1 R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Status 1 when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set. (Not required for Aries EPL; data is
retrieved automatically as part of the EPL cycle.)
Drive Status 2 R/W Bit is set to request drive’s Drive Status 2 when the Get Drive
Data Request Bit is set. (Not required for Aries EPL; data is
retrieved automatically as part of the EPL cycle.)
Reserved 1 11041
Reserved 2 11042
Reserved 3 11043
Reserved 4 11044
Reserved 5 11045
Reserved 6 11046
Reserved 7 11047
Reserved 8 11048
Reserved 9 11049
Reserved 10 11050
Reserved 11 11051
Reserved 17 11057
Reserved 18 11058
Reserved 19 11059
Reserved 20 11060
Reserved 21 11061
Reserved 22 11062
Reserved 23 11063
Reserved 28 11068
Reserved 29 11069
Reserved 30 11070
Reserved 31 11071
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11073
Reserved 2 11074
Reserved 3 11075
Reserved 4 11076
Reserved 5 11077
Reserved 6 11078
Reserved 7 11079
Reserved 8 11080
Reserved 9 11081
Reserved 10 11082
Reserved 11 11083
Reserved 17 11089
Reserved 18 11090
Reserved 19 11091
Reserved 20 11092
Reserved 21 11093
Reserved 22 11094
Reserved 23 11095
Reserved 28 11100
Reserved 29 11101
Reserved 30 11102
Reserved 31 11103
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11105
Reserved 2 11106
Reserved 3 11107
Reserved 4 11108
Reserved 5 11109
Reserved 6 11110
Reserved 7 11111
Reserved 8 11112
Reserved 9 11113
Reserved 10 11114
Reserved 11 11115
Reserved 12 11116
Reserved 13 11117
Reserved 14 11118
Reserved 15 11119
Reserved 21 11125
Reserved 22 11126
Reserved 23 11127
Reserved 24 11128
Reserved 25 11129
Reserved 26 11130
Reserved 27 11131
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11169
Reserved 2 11170
Reserved 3 11171
Reserved 4 11172
Reserved 5 11173
Reserved 6 11174
Reserved 7 11175
Reserved 8 11176
Reserved 9 11177
Reserved 10 11178
Reserved 11 11179
Reserved 17 11185
Reserved 18 11186
Reserved 19 11187
Reserved 20 11188
Reserved 21 11189
Reserved 22 11190
Reserved 23 11191
Reserved 28 11196
Reserved 29 11197
Reserved 30 11198
Reserved 31 11199
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11201
Reserved 2 11202
Reserved 3 11203
Reserved 4 11204
Reserved 5 11205
Reserved 6 11206
Reserved 7 11207
Reserved 8 11208
Reserved 9 11209
Reserved 10 11210
Reserved 11 11211
Reserved 17 11217
Reserved 18 11218
Reserved 19 11219
Reserved 20 11220
Reserved 21 11221
Reserved 22 11222
Reserved 23 11223
Reserved 28 11228
Reserved 29 11229
Reserved 30 11230
Reserved 31 11231
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11233
Reserved 2 11234
Reserved 3 11235
Reserved 4 11236
Reserved 5 11237
Reserved 6 11238
Reserved 7 11239
Reserved 8 11240
Reserved 9 11241
Reserved 10 11242
Reserved 11 11243
Reserved 17 11249
Reserved 18 11250
Reserved 19 11251
Reserved 20 11252
Reserved 21 11253
Reserved 22 11254
Reserved 23 11255
Reserved 28 11260
Reserved 29 11261
Reserved 30 11262
Reserved 31 11263
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-
zero Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only
sets this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent
address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Stream Response Pending R Indicates this stream has a DTALK response
pending. For internal implementation use only.
Bit
Status Flags Index Bit Number
SW RX Overflow 8 11272
HW Rx Overflow 9 11273
Reserved 10 11274
Reserved 11 11275
Reserved 12 11276
Reserved 13 11277
Reserved 14 11278
Reserved 15 11279
Reserved 16 11280
Starting 17 11281
Start Failed 18 11282
Start Network R/W Setting this self-clearing bit will start the
CANopen communications. User configuration
is verified and status is established. Action
complete when bit is clear.
Reset Network R/W Setting this self-clearing bit will reset the
CANopen network. Action complete when bit is
clear.
CANopen Controller R This flag is set to indicate that the CANopen
Installed hardware is installed on the ACR9000.
Digital Input 0 11520 11552 11584 11616 11648 11680 11712 11744
Digital Input 1 11521 11553 11585 11617 11649 11681 11713 11745
Digital Input 2 11522 11554 11586 11618 11650 11682 11714 11746
Digital Input 3 11523 11555 11587 11619 11651 11683 11715 11747
Digital Input 4 11524 11556 11588 11620 11652 11684 11716 11748
Digital Input 5 11525 11557 11589 11621 11653 11685 11717 11749
Digital Input 6 11526 11558 11590 11622 11654 11686 11718 11750
Digital Input 7 11527 11559 11591 11623 11655 11687 11719 11751
Digital Input 8 11528 11560 11592 11624 11656 11688 11720 11752
Digital Input 9 11529 11561 11593 11625 11657 11689 11721 11753
Digital Input 10 11530 11562 11594 11626 11658 11690 11722 11754
Digital Input 11 11531 11563 11595 11627 11659 11691 11723 11755
Digital Input 12 11532 11564 11596 11628 11660 11692 11724 11756
Digital Input 13 11533 11565 11597 11629 11661 11693 11725 11757
Digital Input 14 11534 11566 11598 11630 11662 11694 11726 11758
Digital Input 15 11535 11567 11599 11631 11663 11695 11727 11759
Digital Input 16 11536 11568 11600 11632 11664 11696 11728 11760
Digital Input 17 11537 11569 11601 11633 11665 11697 11729 11761
Digital Input 18 11538 11570 11602 11634 11666 11698 11730 11762
Digital Input 19 11539 11571 11603 11635 11667 11699 11731 11763
Digital Input 20 11540 11572 11604 11636 11668 11700 11732 11764
Digital Input 21 11541 11573 11605 11637 11669 11701 11733 11765
Digital Input 22 11542 11574 11606 11638 11670 11702 11734 11766
Digital Input 23 11543 11575 11607 11639 11671 11703 11735 11767
Digital Input 24 11544 11576 11608 11640 11672 11704 11736 11768
Digital Input 25 11545 11577 11609 11641 11673 11705 11737 11769
Digital Input 26 11546 11578 11610 11642 11674 11706 11738 11770
Digital Input 27 11547 11579 11611 11643 11675 11707 11739 11771
Digital Input 28 11548 11580 11612 11644 11676 11708 11740 11772
Digital Input 29 11549 11581 11613 11645 11677 11709 11741 11773
Digital Input 30 11550 11582 11614 11646 11678 11710 11742 11774
Digital Input 31 11551 11583 11615 11647 11679 11711 11743 11775
Digital Input 0 11776 11808 11840 11872 11904 11936 11968 12000
Digital Input 1 11777 11809 11841 11873 11905 11937 11969 12001
Digital Input 2 11778 11810 11842 11874 11906 11938 11970 12002
Digital Input 3 11779 11811 11843 11875 11907 11939 11971 12003
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Digital Input 18 14866 14898 14930 14962 14994 15026 15058 15090
Digital Input 19 14867 14899 14931 14963 14995 15027 15059 15091
Digital Input 20 14868 14900 14932 14964 14996 15028 15060 15092
Digital Input 21 14869 14901 14933 14965 14997 15029 15061 15093
Digital Input 22 14870 14902 14934 14966 14998 15030 15062 15094
Digital Input 23 14871 14903 14935 14967 14999 15031 15063 15095
Digital Input 24 14872 14904 14936 14968 15000 15032 15064 15096
Digital Input 25 14873 14905 14937 14969 15001 15033 15065 15097
Digital Input 26 14874 14906 14938 14970 15002 15034 15066 15098
Digital Input 27 14875 14907 14939 14971 15003 15035 15067 15099
Digital Input 28 14876 14908 14940 14972 15004 15036 15068 15100
Digital Input 29 14877 14909 14941 14973 15005 15037 15069 15101
Digital Input 30 14878 14910 14942 14974 15006 15038 15070 15102
Digital Input 31 14879 14911 14943 14975 15007 15039 15071 15103
Digital Output 1 15105 15137 15169 15201 15233 15265 15297 15329
Digital Output 2 15106 15138 15170 15202 15234 15266 15298 15330
Digital Output 3 15107 15139 15171 15203 15235 15267 15299 15331
Digital Output 4 15108 15140 15172 15204 15236 15268 15300 15332
Digital Output 5 15109 15141 15173 15205 15237 15269 15301 15333
Digital Output 6 15110 15142 15174 15206 15238 15270 15302 15334
Digital Output 7 15111 15143 15175 15207 15239 15271 15303 15335
Digital Output 8 15112 15144 15176 15208 15240 15272 15304 15336
Digital Output 9 15113 15145 15177 15209 15241 15273 15305 15337
Digital Output 10 15114 15146 15178 15210 15242 15274 15306 15338
Digital Output 11 15115 15147 15179 15211 15243 15275 15307 15339
Digital Output 12 15116 15148 15180 15212 15244 15276 15308 15340
Digital Output 13 15117 15149 15181 15213 15245 15277 15309 15341
Digital Output 14 15118 15150 15182 15214 15246 15278 15310 15342
Digital Output 15 15119 15151 15183 15215 15247 15279 15311 15343
Digital Output 16 15120 15152 15184 15216 15248 15280 15312 15344
Digital Output 17 15121 15153 15185 15217 15249 15281 15313 15345
Digital Output 18 15122 15154 15186 15218 15250 15282 15314 15346
Digital Output 19 15123 15155 15187 15219 15251 15283 15315 15347
Digital Output 20 15124 15156 15188 15220 15252 15284 15316 15348
Digital Output 21 15125 15157 15189 15221 15253 15285 15317 15349
Digital Output 22 15126 15158 15190 15222 15254 15286 15318 15350
Digital Output 23 15127 15159 15191 15223 15255 15287 15319 15351
Digital Output 24 15128 15160 15192 15224 15256 15288 15320 15352
Digital Output 25 15129 15161 15193 15225 15257 15289 15321 15353
Digital Output 26 15130 15162 15194 15226 15258 15290 15322 15354
Digital Output 27 15131 15163 15195 15227 15259 15291 15323 15355
Digital Output 28 15132 15164 15196 15228 15260 15292 15324 15356
Digital Output 29 15133 15165 15197 15229 15261 15293 15325 15357
Digital Output 30 15134 15166 15198 15230 15262 15294 15326 15358
Digital Output 0 15360 15392 15424 15456 15488 15520 15552 15584
Digital Output 1 15361 15393 15425 15457 15489 15521 15553 15585
Digital Output 2 15362 15394 15426 15458 15490 15522 15554 15586
Digital Output 3 15363 15395 15427 15459 15491 15523 15555 15587
Digital Output 4 15364 15396 15428 15460 15492 15524 15556 15588
Digital Output 5 15365 15397 15429 15461 15493 15525 15557 15589
Digital Output 6 15366 15398 15430 15462 15494 15526 15558 15590
Digital Output 7 15367 15399 15431 15463 15495 15527 15559 15591
Digital Output 8 15368 15400 15432 15464 15496 15528 15560 15592
Digital Output 9 15369 15401 15433 15465 15497 15529 15561 15593
Digital Output 10 15370 15402 15434 15466 15498 15530 15562 15594
Digital Output 11 15371 15403 15435 15467 15499 15531 15563 15595
Digital Output 12 15372 15404 15436 15468 15500 15532 15564 15596
Digital Output 13 15373 15405 15437 15469 15501 15533 15565 15597
Digital Output 14 15374 15406 15438 15470 15502 15534 15566 15598
Digital Output 15 15375 15407 15439 15471 15503 15535 15567 15599
Digital Output 16 15376 15408 15440 15472 15504 15536 15568 15600
Digital Output 17 15377 15409 15441 15473 15505 15537 15569 15601
Digital Output 18 15378 15410 15442 15474 15506 15538 15570 15602
Digital Output 19 15379 15411 15443 15475 15507 15539 15571 15603
Digital Output 20 15380 15412 15444 15476 15508 15540 15572 15604
Digital Output 21 15381 15413 15445 15477 15509 15541 15573 15605
Digital Output 22 15382 15414 15446 15478 15510 15542 15574 15606
Digital Output 23 15383 15415 15447 15479 15511 15543 15575 15607
Digital Output 24 15384 15416 15448 15480 15512 15544 15576 15608
Digital Output 25 15385 15417 15449 15481 15513 15545 15577 15609
Digital Output 26 15386 15418 15450 15482 15514 15546 15578 15610
Digital Output 27 15387 15419 15451 15483 15515 15547 15579 15611
Digital Output 28 15388 15420 15452 15484 15516 15548 15580 15612
Digital Output 29 15389 15421 15453 15485 15517 15549 15581 15613
Digital Output 30 15390 15422 15454 15486 15518 15550 15582 15614
Digital Output 31 15391 15423 15455 15487 15519 15551 15583 15615
Reserved 1 5633
FBT 2 5634
Reserved 3 5635
Reserved 4 5636
Reserved 5 5637
Reserved 6 5638
Reserved 7 5639
Reserved 8 5640
Reserved 9 5641
Reserved 10 5642
Reserved 11 5643
Reserved 12 5644
Reserved 16 5648
Reserved 17 5649
Reserved 18 5650
Reserved 20 5652
Reserved 21 5653
Reserved 22 5654
Reserved 23 5655
Reserved 29 5661
Reserved 30 5662
Reserved 31 5663
* ACR9000 only
Control Flags
Field Description Read/ Description
Write
Enable Fast R/W Setting this flag will enable the update of Fast Limit Flags
Flags Update (See Secondary Axis Flags).
Mode
Motion Enable R Flag is set when you de-assert the Enable input on the ACR
Input Latched controller.
Motion Enable R The flag reflects the current state of the Enable input on the
Input Unlatched ACR controller. It is set when the Enable input is de-asserted;
it is clear when the input is asserted.
Clear Motion R/W Flag clears the Motion Enable Input Latched bit. The flag is
Enable Input self-clearing
Latch
Bootflash R This flag is not valid until the FIRMWARE CHECKSUM
Invalid/empty command is issued and completed. This flag is cleared if
Bootflash code is valid. This flag is set if Bootflash is invalid
or empty.
Reserved 5 5701
Reserved 6 5702
Reserved 7 5703
Reserved 14 5710
Reserved 15 5711
Reserved 18 5714
Reserved 19 5715
Reserved 22 5718
Reserved 23 5719
Reserved 24 5720
Reserved 25 5721
Reserved 26 5722
Reserved 27 5723
Reserved 28 5724
Reserved 29 5725
Reserved 30 5726
Reserved 31 5727
Enable character R/W Setting this flag enables characters to be echoed as they are
Echo received by the controller. Default = 1
Disable Error R/W Setting this flag disables error reporting on the stream.
Reporting Default = 0
Disable R/W Setting this flag disables the command Prompt. Default = 0
Command
Prompt
Stream R/W Setting this flag enables the Xon/Xoff flow control for this
XON/XOFF stream. Default = 0
Stream R/W Setting this flag will cause the Controller to send an ACK for
acknowledge binary packages coming in. Default = 0
binary write
Stream 4 Waiting R This flag indicates that the stream is waiting for a response
from a request.
Stream 4 R This flag indicates that the stream has been opened
Opened
Stream 4 R This flag indicates that the stream has been disabled.
Disabled
Stream 4 Escape R This flag indicates that the controller is processing a request
Request to escape the stream
Stream 4 Control R/W This flag dictates if Control Prefixing is used for binary
Prefixing communications for the stream. For more information, see
Binary Communication in the Programmer’s Guide.
Stream 4 High R/W This flag dictates if High-Bit Stripping will be used for this
Bit Stripping stream. For more information, see Binary Communication in
the Programmer’s Guide.
Reserved 5 5733
Reserved 6 5734
Reserved 7 5735
Reserved 14 5742
Reserved 15 5743
Reserved 18 5746
Reserved 19 5747
Reserved 22 5750
Reserved 23 5751
Reserved 24 5752
Reserved 25 5753
Reserved 26 5754
Reserved 27 5755
Reserved 28 5756
Reserved 29 5757
Reserved 30 5758
Reserved 31 5759
Enable character R/W Setting this flag enables characters to be echoed as they are
Echo received by the controller. Default = 1
Disable Error R/W Setting this flag disables error reporting on the stream.
Reporting Default = 0
Disable R/W Setting this flag disables the command Prompt. Default = 0
Command
Prompt
Stream R/W Setting this flag enables the Xon/Xoff flow control for this
XON/XOFF stream. Default = 0
Stream R/W Setting this flag will cause the Controller to send an ACK for
acknowledge binary packages coming in. Default = 0
binary write
Stream 5 Waiting R This flag indicates that the stream is waiting for a response
from a request.
Stream 5 R This flag indicates that the stream has been opened
Opened
Stream 5 R This flag indicates that the stream has been disabled.
Disabled
Stream 5 Escape R This flag indicates that the controller is processing a request
Request to escape the stream
Stream 5 Control R/W This flag dictates if Control Prefixing is used for binary
Prefixing communications for the stream. For more information, see
Binary Communication in the Programmer’s Guide.
Stream 5 High R/W This flag dictates if High-Bit Stripping will be used for this
Bit Stripping stream. For more information, see Binary Communication in
the Programmer’s Guide.
Reserved 5 5765
Reserved 6 5766
Reserved 7 5767
Reserved 14 5774
Reserved 15 5775
Reserved 18 5778
Reserved 19 5779
Reserved 22 5782
Reserved 23 5783
Reserved 24 5784
Reserved 25 5785
Reserved 26 5786
Reserved 27 5787
Reserved 28 5788
Reserved 29 5789
Reserved 30 5790
Reserved 31 5791
Enable character R/W Setting this flag enables characters to be echoed as they are
Echo received by the controller. Default = 1
Disable Error R/W Setting this flag disables error reporting on the stream.
Reporting Default = 0
Disable R/W Setting this flag disables the command Prompt. Default = 0
Command
Prompt
Stream R/W Setting this flag enables the Xon/Xoff flow control for this
XON/XOFF stream. Default = 0
Stream R/W Setting this flag will cause the Controller to send an ACK for
acknowledge binary packages coming in. Default = 0
binary write
Stream 2 Waiting R This flag indicates that the stream is waiting for a response
from a request.
Stream 2 R This flag indicates that the stream has been opened
Opened
Stream 2 R This flag indicates that the stream has been disabled.
Disabled
Stream 2 Escape R This flag indicates that the controller is processing a request
Request to escape the stream
Stream 2 Control R/W This flag dictates if Control Prefixing is used for binary
Prefixing communications for the stream. For more information, see
Binary Communication in the Programmer’s Guide.
Stream 2 High R/W This flag dictates if High-Bit Stripping will be used for this
Bit Stripping stream. For more information, see Binary Communication in
the Programmer’s Guide.
Reserved 5 5797
Reserved 6 5798
Reserved 7 5799
Reserved 14 5806
Reserved 15 5807
Reserved 18 5810
Reserved 19 5811
Reserved 22 5814
Reserved 23 5815
Reserved 24 5816
Reserved 25 5817
Reserved 26 5818
Reserved 27 5819
Reserved 28 5820
Reserved 29 5821
Reserved 30 5822
Enable character R/W Setting this flag enables characters to be echoed as they are
Echo received by the controller. Default = 1
Disable Error R/W Setting this flag disables error reporting on the stream.
Reporting Default = 0
Disable R/W Setting this flag disables the command Prompt. Default = 0
Command
Prompt
Stream R/W Setting this flag enables the Xon/Xoff flow control for this
XON/XOFF stream. Default = 0
Stream R/W Setting this flag will cause the Controller to send an ACK for
acknowledge binary packages coming in. Default = 0
binary write
DPCB/Stream 3 R This flag indicates that the stream has been opened
Opened
DPCB/Stream 3 R This flag indicates that the stream has been disabled.
Disabled
DPCB/Stream 3 R This flag indicates that the stream has been re-dimensioned
Re-dimensioned with the DIM command
DPCB/Stream 3 R/W This flag dictates if Control Prefixing is used for binary
Control Prefixing communications for the stream. For more information, see
Binary Communication in the Programmer’s Guide.
DPCB/Stream 3 R/W This flag dictates if High-Bit Stripping will be used for this
High Bit stream. For more information, see Binary Communication in
Stripping the Programmer’s Guide.
FSTAT on 0 5824
Reserved 2 5826
Reserved 3 5827
Reserved 4 5828
Reserved 5 5829
Reserved 6 5830
Reserved 7 5831
Reserved 8 5832
Reserved 9 5833
Reserved 10 5834
Reserved 11 5835
Reserved 12 5836
Reserved 13 5837
Reserved 14 5838
Reserved 15 5839
Reserved 16 5840
Reserved 17 5841
Reserved 18 5842
Reserved 19 5843
Reserved 20 5844
Reserved 21 5845
Reserved 22 5846
Reserved 23 5847
Reserved 24 5848
Reserved 25 5849
Reserved 26 5850
Reserved 27 5851
Reserved 28 5852
Reserved 29 5853
Reserved 30 5854
Reserved 31 5855
FSTAT flags
0Field Description Read/ Description
Write
FSTAT On R/W Flag is set if the fast status is on; the flag is clear when fast
status is off. Do not manually set or clear the flag.
FSTAT On R/W Setting this Flag will update internal FSTAT parameters and
Request turn on FSTAT if FSTAT parameters are set up properly.
Processor acknowledgment clears the FSTAT ON Request
Flag.
Reserved 1 11009
Reserved 2 11010
Reserved 3 11011
Reserved 4 11012
Reserved 5 11013
Reserved 6 11014
Reserved 7 11015
Reserved 8 11016
Reserved 9 11017
Reserved 10 11018
Reserved 11 11019
Reserved 17 11025
Reserved 18 11026
Reserved 19 11027
Reserved 20 11028
Reserved 21 11029
Reserved 22 11030
Reserved 23 11031
Reserved 28 11036
Reserved 29 11037
Reserved 30 11038
Reserved 31 11039
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-zero
Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only sets
this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent address.
Reserved 1 11137
Reserved 2 11138
Reserved 3 11139
Reserved 4 11140
Reserved 5 11141
Reserved 6 11142
Reserved 7 11143
Reserved 8 11144
Reserved 9 11145
Reserved 10 11146
Reserved 11 11147
Reserved 17 11153
Reserved 18 11154
Reserved 19 11155
Reserved 20 11156
Reserved 21 11157
Reserved 22 11158
Reserved 23 11159
Reserved 28 11164
Reserved 29 11165
Reserved 30 11166
Reserved 31 11167
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-zero
Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream DTALK Active R Indicates whether drive talk is active or not.
Drive Talk becomes active after the OPEN DTALK
command is issued. Drive talk is deactivated with
the CLOSE command and any of the errors below.
Stream Drive Found R This flag is set each time a successful response
from the drive has been read by the controller.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only sets
this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11169
Reserved 2 11170
Reserved 3 11171
Reserved 4 11172
Reserved 5 11173
Reserved 6 11174
Reserved 7 11175
Reserved 8 11176
Reserved 9 11177
Reserved 10 11178
Reserved 11 11179
Reserved 17 11185
Reserved 18 11186
Reserved 19 11187
Reserved 20 11188
Reserved 21 11189
Reserved 22 11190
Reserved 23 11191
Reserved 28 11196
Reserved 29 11197
Reserved 30 11198
Reserved 31 11199
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-zero
Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream DTALK Active R Indicates whether drive talk is active or not.
Drive Talk becomes active after the OPEN DTALK
command is issued. Drive talk is deactivated with
the CLOSE command and any of the errors below.
Stream Drive Found R This flag is set each time a successful response
from the drive has been read by the controller.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only sets
this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11201
Reserved 2 11202
Reserved 3 11203
Reserved 4 11204
Reserved 5 11205
Reserved 6 11206
Reserved 7 11207
Reserved 8 11208
Reserved 9 11209
Reserved 10 11210
Reserved 11 11211
Reserved 17 11217
Reserved 18 11218
Reserved 19 11219
Reserved 20 11220
Reserved 21 11221
Reserved 22 11222
Reserved 23 11223
Reserved 28 11228
Reserved 29 11229
Reserved 30 11230
Reserved 31 11231
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-zero
Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream DTALK Active R Indicates whether drive talk is active or not.
Drive Talk becomes active after the OPEN DTALK
command is issued. Drive talk is deactivated with
the CLOSE command and any of the errors below.
Stream Drive Found R This flag is set each time a successful response
from the drive has been read by the controller.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only sets
this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Reserved 1 11233
Reserved 2 11234
Reserved 3 11235
Reserved 4 11236
Reserved 5 11237
Reserved 6 11238
Reserved 7 11239
Reserved 8 11240
Reserved 9 11241
Reserved 10 11242
Reserved 11 11243
Reserved 17 11249
Reserved 18 11250
Reserved 19 11251
Reserved 20 11252
Reserved 21 11253
Reserved 22 11254
Reserved 23 11255
Reserved 28 11260
Reserved 29 11261
Reserved 30 11262
Reserved 31 11263
Auto Address Request R/W When this flag is set the controller will start the
auto address process for all axes with a non-zero
Drive Talk Device Number.
This process will hold drives in the reset state
and issue addressing commands until all axes
are addressed in the order that the axes are
attached with the ATTACH command.
The flag is automatically cleared when the
process is finished.
Stream DTALK Active R Indicates whether drive talk is active or not.
Drive Talk becomes active after the OPEN DTALK
command is issued. Drive talk is deactivated with
the CLOSE command and any of the errors below.
Stream Drive Found R This flag is set each time a successful response
from the drive has been read by the controller.
Stream Drive Lost R This flag is set if at any time the controller
requests data from the drive and the drive does
not respond. The controller never clears only sets
this flag.
Stream Drive Timeout R/W This flag is the same as the Drive Lost flag, but
when this flag is set the controller will not send
another query to the drive until this flag is
cleared.
Stream Address Error R This flag is set when an individual axis auto
address request was made, but the drive’s
reported address did not match the sent address.
Stream Forward to Drive R Indicates this stream is a source for DTALK. For
internal implementation use only.
Positive EOT Limit Current 0 16128 16160 16192 16224 16256 16288 16320 16352
State
Negative EOT Limit 1 16129 16161 16193 16225 16257 16289 16321 16353
Current State
Home Limit Current State 2 16130 16162 16194 16226 16258 16290 16322 16354
Positive EOT Limit 4 16132 16164 16196 16228 16260 16292 16324 16356
Encountered
Negative EOT Limit 5 16133 16165 16197 16229 16261 16293 16325 16357
Encountered
Found Home 6 16134 16166 16198 16230 16262 16294 16326 16358
Failed to find Home 7 16135 16167 16199 16231 16263 16295 16327 16359
Positive Soft Limit Current 8 16136 16168 16200 16232 16264 16296 16328 16360
State
Negative Soft Limit Current 9 16137 16169 16201 16233 16265 16297 16329 16361
State
Positive Soft Limit 12 16140 16172 16204 16236 16268 16300 16332 16364
Encountered
Negative Soft Limit 13 16141 16173 16205 16237 16269 16301 16333 16365
Encountered
Positive EOT Limit Level 16 16144 16176 16208 16240 16272 16304 16336 16368
Invert
Negative EOT Limit Level 17 16145 16177 16209 16241 16273 16305 16337 16369
Invert
Home Limit Level Invert 18 16146 16178 16210 16242 16274 16306 16338 16370
Jog Move Interrupt 19 16147 16179 16211 16243 16275 16307 16339 16371
Positive EOT Limit Enable 20 16148 16180 16212 16244 16276 16308 16340 16372
(HLIM)
Negative EOT Limit 21 16149 16181 16213 16245 16277 16309 16341 16373
Enable(HLIM)
Positive Soft Limit Enable 22 16150 16182 16214 16246 16278 16310 16342 16374
(SLIM)
Negative Soft Limit Enable 23 16151 16183 16215 16247 16279 16311 16343 16375
(SLIM)
Home Backup Enable 24 16152 16184 16216 16248 16280 16312 16344 16376
Home Negative Edge 25 16153 16185 16217 16249 16281 16313 16345 16377
Select
Home Negative Final 26 16154 16186 16218 16250 16282 16314 16346 16378
Direction
Maintain LOCK Setpoint 27 16155 16187 16219 16251 16283 16315 16347 16379
Positive EOT R This flag indicates the status of the Positive EOT Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Positive EOT is not detected. When this
State flag is SET, the Positive EOT has been detected.
Negative EOT R This flag indicates the status of the Negative EOT Limit.
Limit Current When this flag is CLR, the Negative EOT is not detected.
State When this flag is SET, the Negative EOT has been detected.
Home Limit R This flag indicates the status of the Home Limit. When this
Current State flag is CLR, the Home Limit is not detected. When this flag is
SET, the Home Limit has been detected.
Positive EOT R This flag indicates that the Positive EOT Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Negative direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Negative EOT R This flag indicates that the Negative EOT Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Positive direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Found Home R This flag indicates that the JOG HOME was successful.
The flag clears when the next move on that axis begins or
that of any other axis attached to the same master.
Failed to Find R This flag indicates that the JOG HOME was unsuccessful.
Home Both the Positive and Negative EOT was encountered before
the Home Limit was encountered.
The flag clears when the next move on that axis begins or
that of any other axis attached to the same master.
Positive Soft R This flag indicates the status of the Positive Soft Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Positive Soft Limit is not detected. When
State this flag is SET, the Positive Soft Limit has been detected.
Negative Soft R This flag indicates the status of the Negative Soft Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Negative Soft Limit is not detected. When
State this flag is SET, the Negative Soft Limit has been detected.
Positive Soft R This flag indicates that the Positive Soft Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Negative direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Negative Soft R This flag indicates that the Negative Soft Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Positive direction, or the axis is
enabled.
LOCKFollower R When the LOCK command is issued, this status flag is set for
the follower axis.
LOCKLeader R When the LOCK command is issued, this status flag is set for
the leading axis.
Positive EOT R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Positive EOT Limit Input.
Limit level invert The Flag being set indicates that the Positive EOT Limit is
inverted so that current through the Opto Input means the
Limit is not detected and the case where no current is flowing
through the Opto Input, the Positive EOT is detected.
Negative EOT R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Negative EOT Limit
Limit level invert Input. The Flag being set indicates that the Negative EOT
Limit is inverted so that current through the Opto Input
means the Limit is not detected and the case where no
current is flowing through the Opto Input, the Negative EOT
is detected.
Home Limit level R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Home Limit Input. The
invert Flag being set indicates that the Home Limit is inverted so
that current through the Opto Input means the Limit is not
detected and the case where no current is flowing through
the Opto Input, the Home is detected.
Jog Move R/W Determines behavior of the Jog Profiler when a JOG move is
Interrupt in progress and another JOG INC or JOG ABS move is
commanded. If the flag is cleared, the current JOG move will
decelerate to a stop using JOG DEC before starting the next
JOG move. When the flag is set, the next JOG move will
continue at the current JOG velocity using the new command
JOG position.
Positive EOT R/W Flag set used to enable the Positive EOT Limit functionality.
limit enable
Negative EOT R/W Flag set used to enable the Negative EOT Limit functionality.
limit enable
Positive Soft R/W Flag set used to enable the Positive Soft Limit functionality.
limit enable
Negative Soft R/W Flag set used to enable the Negative Soft Limit functionality.
limit enable
Home Backup R/W Flag set used to enable Backup functionality for the JOG
Enabled HOME moves.
Home Negative R/W Flag set used to Select the Negative Edge of the Home Limit
Edge Select for the JOG HOME moves.
Home Negative R/W Flag set used to Select the Negative Final Direction for the
Final Direction JOG HOME moves.
Maintain LOCK R/W If this bit is set and an UNLOCK command is issued, then the
Setpoint setpoint will be maintained by the axes.
Positive EOT Limit Current 0 16384 16416 16448 16480 16512 16544 16576 16608
State
Negative EOT Limit 1 16385 16417 16449 16481 16513 16545 16577 16609
Current State
Home Limit Current State 2 16386 16418 16450 16482 16514 16546 16578 16610
Positive EOT Limit 4 16388 16420 16452 16484 16516 16548 16580 16612
Encountered
Negative EOT Limit 5 16389 16421 16453 16485 16517 16549 16581 16613
Encountered
Found Home 6 16390 16422 16454 16486 16518 16550 16582 16614
Failed to Find Home 7 16391 16423 16455 16487 16519 16551 16583 16615
Positive Soft Limit Current 8 16392 16424 16456 16488 16520 16552 16584 16616
State
Negative Soft Limit Current 9 16393 16425 16457 16489 16521 16553 16585 16617
State
Positive Soft Limit 12 16396 16428 16460 16492 16524 16556 16588 16620
Encountered
Negative Soft Limit 13 16397 16429 16461 16493 16525 16557 16589 16621
Encountered
Positive EOT Limit Level 16 16400 16432 16464 16496 16528 16560 16592 16624
Invert
Negative EOT Limit Level 17 16401 16433 16465 16497 16529 16561 16593 16625
Invert
Home Limit Level Invert 18 16402 16434 16466 16498 16530 16562 16594 16626
Jog Move Interrupt 19 16403 16435 16467 16499 16531 16563 16595 16627
Positive EOT Limit Enable 20 16404 16436 16468 16500 16532 16564 16596 16628
(HLIM)
Negative EOT Limit 21 16405 16437 16469 16501 16533 16565 16597 16629
Enable(HLIM)
Positive Soft Limit Enable 22 16406 16438 16470 16502 16534 16566 16598 16630
(SLIM)
Negative Soft Limit Enable 23 16407 16439 16471 16503 16535 16567 16599 16631
(SLIM)
Home Backup Enable 24 16408 16440 16472 16504 16536 16568 16600 16632
Home Negative Edge 25 16409 16441 16473 16505 16537 16569 16601 16633
Select
Home Negative Final 26 16410 16442 16474 16506 16538 16570 16602 16634
Direction
Maintain LOCK Setpoint 27 16411 16443 16475 16507 16539 16571 16603 16635
Positive EOT R This flag indicates the status of the Positive EOT Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Positive EOT is not detected. When this
State flag is SET, the Positive EOT has been detected.
Negative EOT R This flag indicates the status of the Negative EOT Limit.
Limit Current When this flag is CLR, the Negative EOT is not detected.
State When this flag is SET, the Negative EOT has been detected.
Home Limit R This flag indicates the status of the Home Limit. When this
Current State flag is CLR, the Home Limit is not detected. When this flag is
SET, the Home Limit has been detected.
Positive EOT R This flag indicates that the Positive EOT Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Negative direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Negative EOT R This flag indicates that the Negative EOT Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Positive direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Found Home R This flag indicates that the JOG HOME was successful.
The flag clears when the next move on that axis begins or
that of any other axis attached to the same master.
Failed to Find R This flag indicates that the JOG HOME was unsuccessful.
Home Both the Positive and Negative EOT was encountered before
the Home Limit was encountered.
The flag clears when the next move on that axis begins or
that of any other axis attached to the same master.
Positive Soft R This flag indicates the status of the Positive Soft Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Positive Soft Limit is not detected. When
State this flag is SET, the Positive Soft Limit has been detected.
Negative Soft R This flag indicates the status of the Negative Soft Limit. When
Limit Current this flag is CLR, the Negative Soft Limit is not detected. When
State this flag is SET, the Negative Soft Limit has been detected.
Positive Soft R This flag indicates that the Positive Soft Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Negative direction, or the axis is
enabled.
Negative Soft R This flag indicates that the Negative Soft Limit was
Limit encountered during a move. The Flag will be cleared when
Encountered the axis is moved in the Positive direction, or the axis is
enabled.
LOCKFollower R When the LOCK command is issued, this status flag is set for
the follower axis.
LOCKLeader R When the LOCK command is issued, this status flag is set for
the leading axis.
Positive EOT R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Positive EOT Limit Input.
Limit level invert The Flag being set indicates that the Positive EOT Limit is
inverted so that current through the Opto Input means the
Limit is not detected and the case where no current is flowing
through the Opto Input, the Positive EOT is detected.
Negative EOT R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Negative EOT Limit
Limit level invert Input. The Flag being set indicates that the Negative EOT
Limit is inverted so that current through the Opto Input
means the Limit is not detected and the case where no
current is flowing through the Opto Input, the Negative EOT
is detected.
Home Limit level R/W Used to Invert the active level of the Home Limit Input. The
invert Flag being set indicates that the Home Limit is inverted so
that current through the Opto Input means the Limit is not
detected and the case where no current is flowing through
the Opto Input, the Home is detected.
Jog Move R/W Determines behavior of the Jog Profiler when a JOG move is
Interrupt in progress and another JOG INC or JOG ABS move is
commanded. If the flag is cleared, the current JOG move will
decelerate to a stop using JOG DEC before starting the next
JOG move. When the flag is set, the next JOG move will
continue at the current JOG velocity using the new command
JOG position.
Positive EOT R/W Flag set used to enable the Positive EOT Limit functionality.
limit enable
Negative EOT R/W Flag set used to enable the Negative EOT Limit functionality.
limit enable
Positive Soft R/W Flag set used to enable the Positive Soft Limit functionality.
limit enable
Negative Soft R/W Flag set used to enable the Negative Soft Limit functionality.
limit enable
Home Backup R/W Flag set used to enable Backup functionality for the JOG
Enabled HOME moves.
Home Negative R/W Flag set used to Select the Negative Edge of the Home Limit
Edge Select for the JOG HOME moves.
Home Negative R/W Flag set used to Select the Negative Final Direction for the
Final Direction JOG HOME moves.
Maintain LOCK R/W If this bit is set and an UNLOCK command is issued, then the
Setpoint setpoint will be maintained by the axes.
Reserved 2 16642
Reserved 3 16643
Reserved 4 16644
Reserved 5 16645
Reserved 6 16646
Reserved 7 16647
Reserved 18 16658
Reserved 19 16659
Opening EPLD Stream 20 16660
Start Network R/W Set the bit to start the EPL network. The Managing Node (MN)
places the Controlled Nodes (CN) into a pre-operational state,
configures the CNs, then places the CNs into an operational
state. The bit is self-clearing.
Reset Network R/W Set the bit to reset the EPL network to a non-operational
state. The bit is self-clearing.
Network Start R An attempt to start the network using bit 16640 has failed. To
Failed determine why the attempt failed, look at P37384-P37386.
EPL Node R An individual EPL node has failed. To determine which node
Failure failed, look at P37385
EPL Drive(s) R The controller will not allow the network to be started or reset
Enabled if any of the EPL drives are enabled.
Insufficient R Set when the period is too low. Network will not start.
Period
CAM SRC FLZ (CAM) 0 17152 17184 17216 17248 17280 17312 17344 17376
CAM IHPOS SRC ( CAM ) 1 17153 17185 17217 17249 17281 17313 17345 17377
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
CAM SRC FLZ R/W If this flag is set, the index into the cam table will be set to the
CAM FLZ value when CAM ON is issued.
CAM IHPOS R/W If this flag is set, the CAM IHPOS setpoint will be compared to
SRC the count of the object named in the CAM SRC command.
CAM SRC FLZ (CAM) 0 17408 17440 17472 17504 17536 17568 17600 17632
CAM IHPOS SRC ( CAM ) 1 17409 17441 17473 17505 17537 17569 17601 17633
Control Flags
Field Read/ Description
Description Write
CAM SRC FLZ R/W If this flag is set, the index into the cam table will be set to the
CAM FLZ value when CAM ON is issued.
CAM IHPOS R/W If this flag is set, the CAM IHPOS setpoint will be compared to
SRC the count of the object named in the CAM SRC command.
Configuration Parameters
C11 Motor Rotor Inertia / Forcer Mass C67 Drive Control Mode
Status Parameters
S10 Transfer Command Torque / Force S26 Transfer Maximum Current Rating
Commands
TERRLG Transfer the Error Log ERASE Reset Drive and Motor
DRCONFIG Configuration Errors and Warnings FLASH ERASE Erase Stored Programs
ALIGN Align Encoder FLASH RES Erase Motor Config and Drive Programs
Invalid Commands
The following shows the ACR commands that are not needed in the Aries Controller.
Entering these commands will return a syntax error.
Invalid Commands
Drive Configuration
Encoder Configuration
Error Handling
Motor Configuration
C3 Peak Current
C4 Motor Inductance
C15 Motor KE
Output
System
Transfer
Tuning
Configuration Parameters
The syntax for the Aries Controller parameters follows the form PARAMETER=units.
C0 Encoder Resolution
Units Rotary Motor: counts/rev; Linear Motor: counts/electrical pitch
Range 32 to 1073741823
Default 4000
Response 4000
Command ERES
C1 Continuous Current
Units Amps (rms)
Range 0.00 to 200.00 ±0.01
Default 0.00
Response 6.50
Command DMTIC
C3 Peak Current
Units Amps (rms)
Range 0.00 to 400.00 ±0.01
Default 0.00
Response 7.5
Command DMTIP
C4 Motor Inductance
Units mH
Range 0.0 to 200.0 ±0.1
Default 0.0
Response 10
Command DMTIND
Status Parameters
The syntax for the Aries Controller Status Parameters follows the form PRINT
parameter.
S9 Current Command
Units Amps peak
Range -S7 to S7
Default N/A
Response 1.2
Command N/A
Commands
The syntax for the Aries Controller commands follows the form COMMAND.
Erases motor configuration parameters and drive setup parameters and sets them to their defaults.
ERASE
Does not erase stored programs.
Configuration Parameters
C0 Encoder Resolution
Establishes the number of counts (post quadrature), per unit of travel.
The servo system's resolution is determined by the resolution of the encoder used with
the servo motor. If the encoder is mounted directly to the motor, the Aries Controller’s
resolution (C0 value) must match the encoder's resolution to ensure that the motor will
move according to the programmed distance and velocity. For example, Parker’s SM
and NeoMetric Series motors with the “E” encoder option use 1,000-line encoders, and
therefore have a 4,000 count/rev post-quadrature resolution (requires C0-4000).
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to 4000 and it
must manually be set to the appropriate number.
C1 Continuous Current
Sets the continuous operating current for a motor.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to the appropriate number. Otherwise, the drive/controller
reports the following configuration errors:
E0 Motor Configuration Error
E8 Continuous Current=0
The internal winding temperature in a Parker rotary motor will reach 125˚C with a
specified heatsink in a 40˚C ambient environment. A Parker linear motor winding will
reach 90˚C in a 25˚C ambient environment.
C3 Peak Current
Sets a limit that the commanded current cannot exceed.
This parameter is typically set to three times the motor’s continuous current rating (C1
Continuous Current) or less. If the C3 parameter is set higher than the full-scale value
calculated by C14 (Torque / Force Limit), the new C3 value will be ignored.
If the C3 value exceeds the drive/controller’s maximum output current (S7 Transfer
Maximum Current Rating), the C3 value will be ignored and the maximum allowable
value will be used. See Table 3. The drive/controller reports:
E0 Motor Configuration Warning
E12 Peak Current Too High
AR-04CE 9A
AR-08CE 13.5A
AR-13CE 14.1
C4 Motor Inductance
Specifies the maximum value of motor inductance.
This value usually differs from the nominal nameplate value because actual inductance
is usually position dependent. If this parameter is not automatically set and the
maximum value of motor inductance is not known, specify the nominal inductance as
listed on the motor’s nameplate.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to the appropriate number. Otherwise, the drive/controller
reports the following configuration errors:
E1 Motor Configuration Error
E3 Maximum Inductance=0
and shuts down.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to a non-zero number.
• (Linear motor) Speed limitations include encoder resolution and track length
• The corner of the continuous speed/torque or speed/force curve (the point where
the continuous and peak torque/force curves meet)
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to a non-zero number. Otherwise, the drive/controller
reports the following configuration errors:
E0 Motor Configuration Warning
E4 Rated Speed=0
and shuts down the drive/controller.
NOTE: All linear motors, regardless of the number of stator poles, are
considered one pole-pair (C9=1) machines.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to a non-zero number. Otherwise, the drive/controller
reports the following configuration errors:
E1 Motor Configuration Error
E5 C9=0
and shuts down the drive/controller.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to a non-zero number.
C15 Motor Ke
Specifies the motor voltage constant (Ke).
This value defaults to the nominal Ke of the motor selected with the DMTR (Identify
Motor) command.
This parameter does not take effect until power to the drive/controller is cycled, or the
REBOOT command is sent.
Setup
When using a Parker motor and the ACR-View Configuration Wizard, this parameter is
automatically set for the selected motor.
If you did not use the ACR-View Configuration Wizard in the setup, or if you sent an
ERASE command or are using a non-Parker motor, this parameter is set to zero (0),
and it must manually be set to a non-zero number. Otherwise, the drive/controller
reports the following configuration errors:
E1 Motor Configuration Error
E7 Bad Hall State
and shuts down the drive/controller.
To reverse the commanded direction of motion, make sure there is a direct correlation
between commanded direction and encoder direction. You can then set bit 8455 in
order to reverse both the commanded direction and the encoder direction.
Status Parameters
Status parameters are read-only parameters.
NOTE: For auto-configured “smart encoders,” the S27 parameter only reports the
initial Hall state of the encoder when power is applied.
Commands
Parameter Parameter
Error Resolution
E0 Motor Configuration The motor rating is too high for the drive/controller, and the
Warning drive/controller is using its own limits for safety reasons.
E1 Motor Configuration One of the motor parameters is set to zero (0). Look at the
Error additional errors to find which parameters are set at zero (0).
Refer to your motor specifications for the correct value.
E3 Max Inductance = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C4 Motor Inductance)
E4 Rated Speed = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C8 Motor Rated Speed)
E5 C9 = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C9 Number of Motor Pole Pairs)
E6 Resistance = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C7 Motor Winding Resistance)
E7 Ke = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C15 Motor Ke)
E8 Continuous Current = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C1 Continuous Current)
E9 Peak Current = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). To correct the error, you
must set a non-zero value. Refer to your motor specifications
for the correct value. (C3 Peak Current)
Error Resolution
E10 Used Drive Continuous The continuous current of the motor is higher than the
Current continuous current rating of the drive/controller. Use the
continuous current rating for the drive/controller.
E11 Torque Rating > Peak The motor’s torque rating is too high for the power level of the
Power Rating drive/controller. Use the drive/controller’s torque rating.
E12 Used Drive Peak Current The peak current of the motor is higher than the peak current
rating of the drive/controller. Use the drive/controller’s value
for peak current.
E13 Inertia = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). The drive/controller will not
enable Velocity or Position Modes. To correct the error, you
must set to a non-zero value. Refer to your motor
specifications for the correct value. (C11 Motor Rotor Inertia /
Forcer Mass)
E14 Damping = 0 This parameter is set to zero (0). The drive/controller will not
enable Velocity or Position Modes. To correct the error, you
must set to a non-zero value. Refer to your motor
specifications for the correct value. (C10 Motor Damping)
Error Resolution
• Power-on Time