The cam offset, Of the cam offset and cam – Rockwell Automation 2098-IPD-020-DN Ultra5000 Series Intelligent Positioning Drives with DeviceNet Reference Manual User Manual

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Programming Reference

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Get

Cam Current

Accel

REAL

4

cnts/ sec

2

The actual acceleration command generated by

the cam. This value will be equal to the

instantaneous cam table acceleration, which is

the rate of change of the cam times the Cam

Input Velocity.

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Get

Cam Index

DINT

1

The segment of the cam table used to calculate

the cam output. This is determined by the Cam

Input Position. The index is zero based.

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Get

Cam Offset

DINT

4

cnts

The value, in counts, necessary to adjust the cam

between its final output position and the output

position for the beginning of the next cam cycle.

A cam wraps around to start again at its

beginning, if there is a difference between the

final and beginning output position of the cam

table, the offset is adjusted by the difference, so

the Cam Current Position is always the actual

output position described by the cam table

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Get

Camtable State

USINT

1

The current cam memory load status:

0 = Unloaded - a cam file is not loaded into

memory.

1 = Loaded - a cam file has been loaded into

memory.

Note: The Camtable Filename attribute can be

changed by a user program (or DeviceNet) after a

cam file is loaded, so the filename displayed

doesn’t have to be the name of the file that is

loaded.

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Get

Camtable Mode

USINT

1

The current mode of the cam:

0 = Unlocked - the cam table is inactive, and a

cam file may be loaded into memory.

1 = Locked - the cam is active, and a different cam

file cannot be loaded. The Cam Table is “Locked”

whenever the Cam is enabled.

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Get

Camtable Count

DINT

4

The number of segments in the loaded cam table.

A cam table is divided into segments that start at

each point defined in the cam file (except the

final point displayed in the Ultraware Cam table

interface, which is only used to define the end of

the previous segment, not the start of a segment.)

Parameter Object,

Instances ID 1- 340
Parameter

Instance

Access

Rule

Parameter

Name

Data

Type

Data

Size

(Bytes)

Units /

Scale

Description

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