Asycube - Asyril SA
Programming Guide
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5.4.4. Access to parameters
For all explanations below, the parameters ranges are described in this
5.4.4.1.
Platform Vibration Parameters
Code
Label
Command
Response
Remark
SCA..Z
Save Platform Vibration
A…Z parameters
{SCA=(p1; p2;etc)}
{SCA=(p1;p2;etc)}
LCA..Z
Load Platform Vibration
A…Z parameters
{LCA}
{LCA:(p1;p2;etc)}
Table 5-6: platform vibration commands
P1, P2 are parameters given in a specific order and separate with a semicolon. The order of
the parameters is as follows:
Amplitude1; Frequency1; Phase1; Waveform1;
Amplitude2; Frequency2; Phase2; Waveform2;
Amplitude3; Frequency3; Phase3; Waveform3;
Amplitude4; Frequency4; Phase4; Waveform4;
Duration
Examples:
Write platform vibration A:
Command : {SCA=(90;70;0;1;88;71;90;2;85;72;180;3;80;73;270;4;1200)}
Response: {SCA=(90;70;0;1;88;71;90;2;85;72;180;3;80;73;270;4;1200)}
Read platform vibration A :
Command : {LCA}
Response: {LCA :(90;70;0;1;88;71;90;2;85;72;180;3;80;73;270;4;1200)}
NOTE :
To access vibration and activation parameters (platform and outputs), the order of the
parameters has to be strictly respected. These commands are useful to access all
parameters of a vibration/activation in only one message.