8basic drive functions (mck) – Lenze 8400 HighLine User Manual

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Basic drive functions (MCK)

8.3

MCKInterface

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Lenze · 8400 HighLine · Referenzhandbuch · DMS 10.0 EN · 06/2014 · TD05/TD14

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Outputs

Identifier

Data type

Value/meaning

wOutMckPosCtrl_1

wOutMckPosCtrl_2

WORD

Output of the MCK control word 1 & 2

• For transfer to the

LS_MotionControlKernel

system block.

• For a detailed description of the individual control bits, see chapter "

MCK control

word

".

( 500)

bPosSetDataValid

BOOL

Status signal "Position conversion completed, data consistent"

• This output is permanently set to TRUE if the g"0: dnPosOut_p=dnPosIn_p" mode

has been set for the position calculation in

C01296/1

and no modulo measuring

system exists.

• If a cycle length has been set in

C01201/1

, a calculation is made under the

following conditions without an immediate setting of bPosSetDataValid:

- Position specification is higher than or equal to the cycle length.

- Position specification is negative.

For a correct positioning process, the bPosSetDataValid = TRUE status is required.

TRUE Conversion of the target position from [units] into [increments] has

been completed.

• The travel profile data are valid and the profile is ready to start.

dnPosSetOut_p

DINT

Output of the target position in [increments]

• Observe the bPosSetDataValid status output!

wFailState

WORD

Result of the plausibility check

• Display parameter:

C01299

• Result is bit coded:

Bit 0 Invalid operating mode selection

• "1" ≡ The selected operating mode is not defined/invalid.

Bit 1 Invalid positioning mode selection

• "1" ≡ The selected positioning mode is not defined/invalid.

Bit 2 Invalid profile number selection

• "1" ≡ The selected profile number refers to a profile data set that

does not exist.

Bit 3 Reserved

...

Bit 15

bFail

BOOL

FALSE Okay, no error

TRUE

• Plausibility check error or

• control information error (in this case after ORing the individual

signals with the control words)

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