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Explanation of the Command Table
Commands marked with
1)
are stored with
save
.
An example of the response to an error feedback is indicated with an arrow.
Commands which are given automatically as the response to specific events are preceded
by “async“.
5.2 Command Set
Command
Function Description Example
ac
1)
aca
acb
acr
adl
1)
adr
1)
ang
answ
1)
base
comp
contmod
1)
di
1)
echo
eepsav
en
1)
Load
Acceleration
Acceleration
(Accelerating)
Acceleration
(Breaking)
Acceleration
Revolutions
Analog Direction
Left
Analog Direction
Right
Move to Angle
Asynchronous
Answers
Revert to Base
Configuration
Compensation
Continuous
Mode
Disable Drive
Terminal Echo
Save Parameters
Enable Drive
AC100
ADL
ADR
ANG 180
ANSW 1
BASE
COMP 600
CONTMOD
DI
ECHO 1
EN
Load new ramp rate [1/s
2
]
Slope of acceleration ramp [1/s
2
]
Slope of deceleration ramp [1/s
2
]
Load acceleration ramp. Units are RPM per
millisecond. [1/min/ms]
Positive voltages at analog inputs mean that
rotor will rotate to the left
Positive voltages at analog inputs mean that
rotor will rotate to the right
Set rotor angle [°]
0 = no automatic response
1 = automatic response
Safe demonstration mode: drive rotates
slowly at 100 1/min, with an output voltage
of 1 000 mV
eff
.
Voltage compensation at higher rotational
speeds [mVeff]
Switch back from an extended mode to
normal mode (position target values via
RS-232)
Deactivate the drive
With “1”, all commands sent to the drive
are indicated prior to processing
(for information purposes). Important
for terminal program.
Same command as
save
Activate the drive