IAI America TTA User Manual

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4-3-5.

Effective Position Data Query (Old: Effective Point Data Query) (209H)

Function: Query data for the number of query positions from the query head position number, and return the number of effective position data and the data.

Data name

Data range (value)

Data size

[bytes]

Cumulative

bytes [bytes]

Endian Sign

extension

Unit Description

Remarks

Big Little Yes No

Command

Header '!'

1

1

Station 'XX(h)'

2

3

Message ID

'209(h)'

3

6

Query head position number

'XXX(h)'

3

9

Number of query records

'XXX(h)'

3

12

The number of records will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.

SC 'XX(h)'

2

14

CR 0Dh

1

15

LF 0Ah

1

16

Normal

re

spon

se

Header '#'

1

1

Station 'XX(h)'

2

3

Message ID

'209(h)'

3

6

Number of effective records

'XXX(h)'

3

9

The number of records will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.

Posi

tion

data

(

*1)

Position number

'XXX(h)'

3

12

Axis pattern

'XX(h)'

2

14

Acceleration 'XXXX(h)'

4

18

0.01 G

Deceleration 'XXXX(h)'

4

22

0.01 G

Speed 'XXXX(h)'

4

26

mm/sec

Position data (*2)

'XXXXXXXX(h)'

8

34

0.001

mm

Position data repetition
for remaining effective
axes

Data indicated by *2

for the number of

remaining effective

axes

MAX

56

MAX

90

0.001

mm

Data indicated by *2 x Number of remaining effective
axes = 8 bytes x (Max 8 – 1) axes = Max 56 bytes

Position data repetition for
remaining records

Data indicated by *1

for the number of

remaining records

MAX

242919

MAX

243009

Refer to the data indicated by *1.

Data indicated by *1 x Number of remaining records
= Max 81 bytes x (Max 3000 records – 1) = Max
242919 bytes

SC 'XX(h)'

2

MAX

243011

CR 0Dh

1

MAX

243012

LF 0Ah

1

MAX

243013

Error

respon

se

Error response format

Refer to the error

response format.

10 10

(Note 1) Add H (or h) at the end of each data expressed in hexadecimal notation. If there is no H or h at the end, the data is considered a decimal.
(Note 2) Data enclosed in single quotation marks indicates an ASCII code. Data is a hexadecimal ASCII code if (h) is added before the closing quotation mark, or a decimal ASCII code if (d) is

added before the closing quotation mark.

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