Parameter Description
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Overview
Each command has its related command parameters, setting parameters and adjustment parameters (refer to each function for more details).
Command Parameters
Command parameters can be set in the application:
NOTE: Sending a new command of the same type aborts the active command.
NOTE: It is not possible to modify the command parameters of a Homing command, since it does not support the succession of several commands.
Setting Parameters
Setting Parameters are only managed through the Control Expert configuration tool.
Adjustment Parameters
Adjustment Parameters are managed through the Control Expert Adjust tool.
They can be read by executing the Read_Param instruction and their initial values can be set to their current values by executing the Save_Param instruction.
They can be set by
When accessing the Adjustment Parameters:
If Adjustment Parameters are changed while the PTO channel is running, this change will take effect on next commands.
Limit Parameters
These are objects used to define valid ranges of values for command parameters.
Configuration Parameters
Object
Type
Symbol
Description
%KWr.m.c.4
UINT
Max Acceleration
Acceleration Rate Maximum Value
%KWr.m.c.5
UINT
Max Deceleration
Deceleration Rate Maximum Value
%KDr.m.c.6
UDINT
Max Frequency
Maximum Frequency (in Hz)
%KDr.m.c.8
DINT
SW Max High Limit
Software Pulse Number Maximum High Limit
%KDr.m.c.10
DINT
SW Min Low Limit
Software Pulse Number Minimum Low Limit
Adjustment Parameters
Object
Type
Symbol
Description
%MDr.m.c.14
UDINT
SW High Limit
Software Pulse Number High Limit
%MDr.m.c.16
UDINT
SW Low Limit
Software Pulse Number Low Limit
Any command sent with parameters that are inconsistent with the specified limits will be rejected.
Constraints on Configuration and Adjustment Parameters:
The following rules of consistency between configuration and adjustment parameters must be observed:
If a setting parameter or initial parameter does not respect one of these rules, the configuration will not be accepted.
NOTE: Control Expert Initial parameters respect all the rule above.
If an adjustment with an invalid parameter is set: