Magnescale MG10A-P1, Instruction Manual

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MG10A-P1 / MG10A-P2
Command Description
Write/Read
CH=/CH=? Set the comparator upper limit.
CL=/CL=? Set the comparator lower limit.
Command/
ab
CH
c
=
d
Return format
ab
CL
c
=
d
c
= 1 : Comparator set number 1
2 : Comparator set number 2
3 : Comparator set number 3
4 : Comparator set number 4
d
= The value diff ers depending on the input
resolution.
Resolution Setting
2-digit integer
+
decimal point
+
4 decimal places
0.1 μm −99.9999 to
+
99.9999
0.5 μm −99.9995 to
+
99.9995
(last digit must always be a 5 or 0)
3-digit integer
+
decimal point
+
3 decimal places
1 μm −999.999 to
+
999.999
5 μm −999.995 to
+
999.995
(last digit must always be a 5 or 0)
4-digit integer
+
decimal point
+
2 decimal places
10 μm −9999.99 to +9999.99
Note
This setting is ignored if the lower limit value is actually larger than
the upper limit value or if the upper value is actually smaller than
the lower value. When changing the setting values, be certain after
changes have been made that the upper limit value is greater than
or equal to the lower limit value.
Setup commands
Command Description
Write/Read
SCN=/SCN=? Set the comparator set number.
Command/
ab
SCN=
c
Return format
c
= 1 : Set number 1
2 : Set number 2
3 : Set number 3
4 : Set number 4
REF=/REF=? Set whether the reference point is to be used or not.
Command/
ab
REF=
c
Return format
c
= 0 : Reference point not used
(counter mode established)
1 : Reference point used
(reference point load mode established)
LCLR Clear the reference point setting
Command (reference point off set value)
format
ab
LCLR
Note
LCLR command is valid only when REF is active "=1"
STTERM=/STTERM=? Select the external start input function.
Command/
a
STTERM=
c
Return format
c
= 0 : Start function
1 : Hold (latch) function
RSSEP=/RSSEP=? Select the RS-232C data transfer format
Command/ (separator).
Return format
a
RSSEP=
c
c
= 0 : SPACE
1 : “CR” + “LF”
RSFORM=/RSFORM=? Select the RS-232C output data format.
Command/
a
RSFORM=
c
Return format
c
= 0 : Mode 1
1 : Mode 2
2 : Mode 3
(For details on modes 1 to 3, see section 6-1-3.)