Serial dialog examples, Initializing the anyfeeder, Feeding parts forward – Adept AnyFeeder User Manual

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Serial Command Codes

Adept AnyFeeder User’s Guide, Rev. B

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Serial Dialog Examples

This section provides some examples of serial communication streams for basic Adept
AnyFeeder operations.

Initializing the AnyFeeder

Table 3-8

shows responses to the

Init command (

x=16<cr>

).

Feeding Parts Forward

Table 3-9

shows responses to the

Feed Forward command (

x=1<cr>

).

ab[3]=3

default feed and flip forward repetitions

ab[4]=3

default feed and flip backward repetitions

ab[5]=3

default flip repetitions

ab[6]=3

default dispense repetitions

ab[7]=64

default purge repetitions

ab[8]=3

default heavy dispense repetitions

ab[17]=1

feed forward speed

ab[18]=1

feed backward speed

ab[19]=1

feed/flip forward speed

ab[20]=1

feed/flip backward speed

ab[21]=1

flip speed

ab[22]=1

dispense speed

ab[23]=1

purge speed

Table 3-8: Initializing the AnyFeeder

Terminal

Window

Explanation

m21<cr>

Motor/Drive 2 understood command and is now busy, indicated by the
'1'

m11<cr>

Motor/Drive 1 understood command and is now busy, indicated by the
second '1'

m10<cr>

Motor/Drive 1 completed action successfully, indicated by '0'

m20<cr>

Motor/Drive 2 completed action successfully

Table 3-9: Feeding Parts Forward

Terminal

Window

Explanation

m21<cr>

Motor/Drive 2 understood command and is now busy, indicated by the
'1'

Table 3-7: Parameter Default Values

Parameter

Default Value

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