Reserved and Special Software Commands. |
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CLEAR | Writes 0's and CR's to memory. |
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LOAD [F6] | Loads memory. Not same function as Basic F3 key. |
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EXIT [F5] | Required to close comm port, close file, and clear error traps. |
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comma [,] | Do not use comma to separate elements of 545 commands (T,L, and ? | M |
xx). Comma is a Basic symbol; use space instead. |
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[a,b,c] |
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C | Continuous Step Mode is normally not used with the CY545 unless |
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motion can be terminated with an external Abort signal. Refer also | to the |
CY550 which is an advanced version which has a larger | selection of |
software commands. |
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Special Aspects of Some Commands.
WThe Wait command causes the 545 to wait at the instruction, therefore incoming stop commands will not be processed. Use a T command in a jump to itself.
L, Z | These loop instructions assume that the first pass of a routine |
| before reaching the loop command was the 1st loop pass. In |
| general, the loop count must be one less than required. Also |
| see J & T below. |
T,H,W,O | These commands are followed by a numeric value in Hexdecimal |
| which is desinated by the H following the value. The decimal and |
| the hex values for 0 to 7 are the same and the H can be omitted. |
H | Homing is a single step operation. The Busy signal is not |
| continuously set during homing but cycles every step. It is best |
| therefore that homing is executed from memory. |
J, T | Any Jump or Test operation, which includes L & Z commands, |
| must not cross the memory page boundry which is ever 256 |
| bytes; 256, 512, 768, 1024, etc. Use the Y for global jumps. |
Installation and Test Procedure
1.Connect AC power cord.
2.Connect motors, verify that driver current is correct for motors. See Appendix C for current adjustment and Appendix D for motor wiring.
3.Connect CI cable. Limit Loop must be closed for motor to run.
4.Connect the serial cable and
5.Connect the AC power and
that: AC neon; power is present. DC lamp; motor power (VMM) is OK. All | SMC |
LEDs are off except for BUSY. |
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