#L011213
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July 2018
VN - Return the Lower Boundary of the Analog Mode Speed.
Format: @0VN(Carriage Return)
Description: Returns the lower boundary of the analog mode speed.
Example: If the lower analog mode boundary is set to 1000 RPM, @0VN will return 'N1000'
VX - Return the Upper Boundary of the Analog Mode Speed.
Format: @0VX(Carriage Return)
Description: Returns the upper boundary of the analog mode speed.
Example: If the upper analog mode boundary is set to 3000 RPM, @0VN will return 'X3000'
VDS - Return the Set Point Speed of the Digital Mode.
Format: @0VDS(Carriage Return)
Description: Returns the Set Point Speed of the Digital Mode.
Example: If the digital mode speed is set to 2500 RPM. @0VDS will return 'DS2500'. It will do
this in analog mode too but in analog mode, this won't be the actual current set point of the point
of the motor. In analog mode, it will still return the digital mode speed.)
VP - Return the User Set Number of Poles For the Motor.
Format: @0VP(Carriage Return)
Description: Returns the user set number of poles for the motor.
Example: @0VP(Carriage Return). If the poles parameter is set to 6, @0VP will return 'P6'
VD - Return the Current Direction of the Motor.
Format: @0VD(Carriage Return)
Description: Returns the current direction of the motor.
Example: If the direction is set to counter clockwise, @0VD will return 'D-' or if the direction is
clockwise, it will return 'D+.' '+' for clockwise, '-' would be for counter clockwise.
