Save, Trip Point | AMS DCB-274 manual

ADVANCED MICRO SYSTEMS, INC.				SMC-27X2 SOFTWARE

Command	Function		Type		NV Bytes
S	Save Parameters to NV Memory		Immediate		1

	Mnemonic	Data 1		Data 2	Result
	Mnemonic	Data 1		Data 2	Result
	(Name) S	None		None	None

S (Save)

The following parameters are saved in the NV memory and will be recalled as defaults during power-on reset:

1.NV memory addresses 128 through 191 (shadow RAM)

2.Initial velocity (I)

3.Slew velocity (V)

4.Divide factor (D)

5.Ramp slope (K)

6.Jog speeds (B)

7.Resolution mode (H)

8.Auto power down (E)

9.Limit polarity (l)

10.Name (for party line use)

11.Trip point settings

All of these parameters are saved as a block from the working registers in the SMC-27X2. Frequent use of this command should be avoided, as memory longevity may be affected.

Command	Function		Type		NV Bytes
T	Set and Enable Trip Point		Default, Program		4

	Mnemonic	Data 1		Data 2	Result

	(Name) T (n)	Position (±8,388,607)		Address (0-255)	None

T (Trip Point)

During motion operations, the position counter is continuously updated. If the trip point function is enabled, the position is continuously compared to the programmed trip position. When equality is detected, a trip event will be triggered. If a program is running, a call or "Go Sub" will be made to the specified address between 1 and 255.

Programs located at the specified address can perform almost any function, including turning on/off ports and setting new trip points. A trip point cannot be "reentered" i.e., when executing a trip subroutine and a new trip is set as part of the routine, the new trip cannot be triggered until the end of the first trip routine. Routines located between 128 and 192 will execute faster because of the "Shadow RAM" feature. Trip service routines should not contain index, wait or time consuming instructions.

Disable

To turn off the trip function, use 0 (zero) as the address parameter. The trip is not currently usable in the encoder mode. The following is an example (all commands are followed by a <CR>):

1. Write program to location 0 (zero).

P0		Enter program mode at address 0.
0	A8	Turn port 4 on.
2	+2000	Rotate motor 2000 steps in the plus direction.
6	P0	Exit program mode.

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Contents

Nashua, NH Page Revision Date 07/05/06 Page Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC Addenum Limitations or Exceptions for the DCB-274 Introduction Product Overview Features SIN-8 Required Hardware for Operation Out of the Box Quick Start Connect the Motor After Sign-onDual Ammeter Circuit Serial Interface J2, J3 Connections J1, J4 Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC Hardware PLC Mode- Sourcing Inputs Pin 7 VIO Reference InputInput Ports Standard Mode- Sinking Inputs Output Ports Typical User Input Circuit Port Encoder Input Option J1Typical Output Circuit Step and Direction Inputs J1 Power Supply and Motor Connection J5Encoder Inputs J1 Baud Rate Jumpers B1, B2 Typical Wiring Diagrams for Step Motors Physical SpecificationsElectrical Environmental Physical Dimensions RS-422 OverviewRS-232 Hardware RS-232 RS-232 Daisy Chain connection Single axis, RS-232 connection using AMS SIN-7 adapter RS-422 Party Line Cable SpecificationsRS-422 Party Line Hardware Party Line Connect RS-422/485 BUS-drop SIN-8 Serial AdapterSIN-8, RS-232 to RS-422 converter SIN-10 Intelligent Serial Adapter Other Party Line SignalsSIN-10, intelligent serial line converter Serial Communications Software Party Line ModeDaisy Chain Mode not recommended for more than 1 axis Serial Communications Overview Sign-On Serial Interface Using EasiBaud Rate Easi Software Examine Command Daisy Chain Start-Up Simple Command ExamplesAxis Name Assignment Verify the Program NV Memory ProgrammingExecute the Program Edit Program Party Line and Daisy Chain Line CommandsSome Rules Party Line Startup Command Example Anatomy of Instruction Execution Command Cycle Examples Interrupt Commands Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC Serial Interface Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC Serial Interface Memory Map Non-Volatile Memory Details Turbo Ram Default Table ESC Global Abort Command Format Description@ Soft Stop Outputs ResetPort Read/Write Inputs Programming Example Lower case B Fast and Slow Decay Set Jog Speeds Divide Speeds Clear and Restore NV Memory Normally Closed Home Switch Normally Open Home SwitchFind Home Special case Go Initial Velocity Step Resolution Jump to Address a, n+1 times Lower case I Restart Special TripRamp Slope Lower case K Trip Output Value Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC SMC-27X2 Software Lower case L Option Flags Loop on PortFlags and Numbers Moving Output Flag PLC Mode FlagLimit Polarity Flag Make Step and Direction Outputs Flag Port 4 Input Flag Move at a Constant VelocityGentle Limit Flag Set Origin Program Mode Index Relative to Origin Trip Point Save Set Slew Speed Lower case W Pre-energize Wait Hold and Run Current Examine Read Position Read Limits, Hardware Read NV Memory Index in Minus Direction + Index in Plus Direction \ Write to NV Memory Read Moving Status Name Axis Selective Termination AMS SIN-11 Serial Adapter Party Line Mode Advanced Micro SYSTEMS, INC Addendum Command Summary Ctrl Char Dec Hex Code Ascii Character Code About Step Motor Current Step Motor Characteristics Determining the Current Value Motor Choice Basic 8 Wire Motor Amps and Wire Count and Power Wire Motor Decay Control Application Notes V1.10 Double Speed Characteristics Serial Adapter Summary