Hm[n] - homing, capture and flag, Simpliq – ElmoMC SimplIQ Digital Servo Drives-Bell Command Reference User Manual

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HM[N] - Homing, Capture and Flag

Purpose:
Sets the parameters of the main homing and capture process, by which the drive sets a
trap for a user-defined event. When the event occurs, the

SimplIQ

can:

Modify a position counter (homing)
Log the exact position of the event (capture)
Flag a digital output (flag)

An event is a change in a digital input signal. The polarity of the change is defined by
the IL[N] command. Values in HM[3] are duplicated for compatibility reasons.

HM[N] (Index)

Value

Description

0

Disarm homing process. HM[1] is automatically reset to
0 when homing is complete.

1
Activation
mode

1

Arm homing process. The sequence is activated
according to the last HM[2] to HM[6] values. HM[7] and
HM[8] are cleared.

2
Absolute value

Value to load, according to method of HM[5]. Absolute
value is limited to

position counter range

.

0

Immediate: Trigger is the receipt of HM[1]=1.

1/2

Event according to Main Home switch (capture).

3 High

transition

1

of Index pulse (capture).

4 Low

transition

2

of Index pulse (capture). Note: This

option must never be used for analog coders.

5/6

Event according to defined FLS switch.

7/8

Event according to defined RLS switch.

9/10

Event according to defined DIN1 switch.

11/12

Event according to defined DIN2 switch.

13/14

Event according to defined DIN3 switch.

15/16

Event according to defined DIN4 switch.

17/18

Event according to defined DIN5 switch.

3
Event definition

19/20

Event according to defined DIN6 switch.

21/22

Event according to defined DIN7 switch.

23/24

Event according to defined DIN8 switch.

25/26

Event according to defined DIN9 switch.

27/28

Event according to defined DIN10 switch.

1

Index input level changes from low to high.

2

Index input level changes from high to low.

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