The modular system, 2/4×counter – Lenze EPM−T9XX Modular system User Manual

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2/4×counter

4

The modular system

4.21

L

4.21−4

EDSPM−TXXX−9.0−11/2009

Mode of

Compare

Load

Auto

Reload

OUT1

OUT0

IN6

IN5

IN4

IN3

IN2

IN1

Function

[h]

Compare

Load

Auto

Reload

OUT1

OUT0

IN6

IN5

IN4

IN3

IN2

IN1

Function

[dec]

2 counters

0

1

1B

h

27

32−bit counter

G/RES

û

CLK

DIR

G/RES

û

CLK

DIR

·

·

1C

h

28

Encoder 1 edge

G/RES

û

A

B

G/RES

û

A

B

·

·

1D

h

29

Encoder 2 edges

G/RES

û

A

B

G/RES

û

A

B

·

·

1E

h

30

Encoder 4 edges

G/RES

û

A

B

G/RES

û

A

B

·

·

2 counters

0

1

1F

h

31

2 × 32−bit counters
(counting direction up)

RES

û

CLK

GATE

RES

û

CLK

GATE

·

·

ü

20

h

32

2 × 32−bit counters
(counting direction down)

RES

û

CLK

GATE

RES

û

CLK

GATE

·

·

ü

21

h

33

2 × 32−bit counters
(counting direction up)

RES

û

CLK

GATE

RES

û

CLK

GATE

·

·

ь

ь

22

h

34

2 × 32−bit counters
(counting direction down)

RES

û

CLK

GATE

RES

û

CLK

GATE

·

·

ь

ь

2 counters

0

1

23

h

35

32−bit counter

GATE

CLK

DIR

GATE

CLK

DIR

·

·

24

h

36

Encoder 1 edge

GATE

A

B

GATE

A

B

·

·

25

h

37

Encoder 2 edges

GATE

A

B

GATE

A

B

·

·

26

h

38

Encoder 4 edges

GATE

A

B

GATE

A

B

·

·

·

Digital output can signal an event

ü

Function available.

No function / function not available

A

Encoder signal A

Auto Reload

"Auto Reload" causes the counter to accept a preset value as soon
as the counter content matches the Compare register content.

B

Encoder signal B

Compare Load You may use "Compare Load" to specify a counter limit value to

trigger an output when reached or to restart the counters via Auto
Reload.

CLK

Clock signal of a connected encoder

HIGH level starts and / or stops the counting process

DIR

Indicates counting direction depending on signal level

LOW: Upcounter

HIGH: Downcounter

GATE

Gate signal is level−triggered

HIGH: Pulses are measured

G/RES

û

Gate signal is level−triggered and reset signal is edge−triggered

HIGH: Pulses are measured

LOW−HIGH edge: Deletes one or both counters

PULSE

The pulse width of the supplied signal is measured with an internal
time base

RES

Reset signal is level−triggered

HIGH: Deletes one or both counters

RES

û

Reset signal is edge−triggered

LOW−HIGH edge: Deletes one or both counters

START

Start signal is edge−triggered

STOP

Stop signal is edge−triggered

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