RoboteQ AX2550 user manual Read Speed, q or !Q n, Syntax, AX1500 Motor Controller User’s Manual

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!q or !Qn

While resetting is a single step command, setting the counters to a non-zero value requires two steps: 1- load a 4 byte buffer (32-bit) with the desired value. 2- Transfer the buffer’s content to the counter(s). Loading the buffer can be done using the commands described in “Read / Modify Encoder Module Registers and Parameters” on page 148. The buffer will also be altered after a Counter Read command, in which case it will contain the last read counter value.

Syntax:

!q or !Qn

Where n=

0: Reset Encoder 1 counter

 

1: Reset Encoder 2 counter

 

2: Reset both Encoder counters

 

4: Set Encoder 1 counter with value in buffer

 

5: Set Encoder 2 counter with value in buffer

 

6: Set both Encoder both counters with value in buffer

 

7: Set Encoder 1 destination register with value in buffer

 

8: Set Encoder 2 destination register with value in buffer

Reply:

+ if command was properly received and executed

 

- if an error occurred

Examples:

 

!Q2

Reset both counters

!Q5

Load value contained in buffer into counter 2

?Q0, followed by

 

!Q1

Read counter 1 and copy its value into counter 2

Read Speed

Description:

This query will cause the controller to return the speed computed by the Encoder module. The values are signed Hexadecimal numbers ranging from -127 to +127. The -127 value rep- resents the maximum RPM in the reverse direction. +127 represents the maximum RPM in the forward direction. The relation of this relative number and the actual, absolute RPM value depends on the encoder’s resolution and a user programmable Time Base. See “Using the Encoder to Measure Speed” on page 76 for a detailed discussion.

Syntax:

?z or ?Z

Reply:nn mm

Where:nn = speed 1 value

mm= speed 2 value

Notes:

The command returns a signed hexadecimal number where 0 to +127 is represented by 00 to 7F, and -1 to -127 is represented by FF to 80 respectively. The hexadecimal format is intended to be deciphered by a microcontroller. When exercising the controller manually, you may use the Decimal to Hexadecimal conversion table on page 157.

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AX1500 Motor Controller User’s Manual

Version 1.9b. June 1, 2007

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RoboteQ AX2550 user manual Read Speed, q or !Q n, Syntax, AX1500 Motor Controller User’s Manual