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Gemini GV6K/GT6K Command Reference
KDRIVE
Disable Drive on Kill
Type
Drive Configuration
Syntax
<a_><!>KDRIVE<b>
Units
b = enable bit
Range
0 (disable) or 1 (enable)
Default
0
Response
KDRIVE: *KDRIVE0
See Also
DRIVE, INFNC, K, <ctrl>K
Product Rev
GT6K 6.0
GV6K 6.0
If you enable the Disable Drive on Kill function (
KDRIVE1
), then when a kill command (
K
,
!K
, or
<ctrl>K
) is processed or a kill input (
INFNCi-C
) is activated, the drive will be disabled immediately.
CAUTION
: This cuts all control to the motor and allows the load to freewheel to a stop.
To re-enable the drive, issue the
DRIVE1
command.
If you leave the
KDRIVE
command in its default state (
Ø
, disabled), the kill function behaves in its normal
manner, leaving the drive enabled.
Example:
KDRIVE1
; Disable the drive when a kill occurs
K
; Kill is performed and drive is disabled
KIOEN
Kill on EVM32 Disconnect
Type
Drive Configuration; Inputs; Outputs
Syntax
<a_><!>KIOEN<b>
Units
n/a
Range
b = 0 (disable) or 1 (enable)
Default
0
Response
KIOEN: *KIOEN0
See Also
ERROR, TER, TIO
Product Rev
GT6K 6.0
GV6K 6.0
The
KIOEN
command allows you to control the functionality of the Gem6K when an
EVM32 I/O failure
has been detected (cause could be cable disconnection, or loss of power on the EVM32 I/O brick). The
options are as follows:
•
KIOEN0
(factory default): The Gem6K will not perform a kill.
(SEE WARNING NOTE BELOW)
•
KIOEN1
: The Gem6K will perform a kill (all motion and program execution on all tasks) if an
EVM32 I/O failure is detected.
Regardless of the state of the
KIOEN
command, you can enable error bit 18 (
ERROR.18-1
) and use an error
program to respond to an EVM32 I/O failure. Note that when operating in the
KIOEN0
mode (factory
default), the branch to the error program is a GOSUB, but in
KIOEN1
mode the branch is a GOTO.
WARNING
If you use the
factory default
KIOEN0
mode (no kill if EVM32 I/O failure), bear in mind that when an
EVM32 I/O failure occurs, the state of any external conditions becomes unknown to the Gem6K drive. For
example, if an input on brick 2 is defined as a hardware end-of-travel limit, and if brick 2 loses power or is
disconnected from the Gem6K, the Gem6K will never see a state change on the limit.
The
KIOEN0
mode is designed for use during system setup (for example, if you will be connecting and
disconnecting I/O bricks in the process of wiring and programming your system).
Therefore, to help prevent damage to equipment and serious injury to personnel, we recommend enabling
this feature (
KIOEN1
) during normal operation of your motion control system.
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