RX-64
3-5-7
SYNC WRITE
Function
This command is used to control several RX-64s simultaneously with one Instruction
Packet transmission. When this command is used, several commands are transmitted at
once, so that the communication time is reduced when multiple RX-64s are controlled.
However, the SYNC WRITE command can be used only if both of the address and
length of the Control Table to write is identical. Besides, ID should be transmitted as
Broadcasting ID. Make sure that the length of packet does not to exceed 143 bytes since
the volume of receiving buffer of RX-64 is 143 bytes.
ID
0XFE
Length
(L+1) X N + 4 (L: Data Length per RX-64, N: the number of RX-64s)
Instruction
0X83
Parameter1
Start address to write Data
Parameter2
Length of Data to write
Parameter3
First ID of RX-64
Data regarding the first RX-64
Parameter4
First data of the first RX-64
Parameter5
Second data of the first RX-64
…
Parameter L+3
Lth Data of the first
RX-64
Data regarding the second RX-64
Parameter L+4
ID of the second RX-64
Parameter L+5
First data of the second RX-64
Parameter L+6
Second data of the second RX-64
…
Parameter 2L+4
Lth data of the second RX-64
Moves to the following position and speed for each RX-64.
Example 5
RX-64 with ID 0 : Moves to the position of 0x010 at the speed of 0x150
RX-64 with ID 1 : Moves to the position of 0x220 at the speed of 0x360
RX-64 with ID 2: Moves to the position of 0x030 at the speed of 0x170
RX-64 with ID 3: Moves to the position of 0x220 at the speed of 0x380
Instruction Packet : 0XFF 0XFF 0XFE 0X18 0X83 0X1E 0X04 0X00 0X10 0X00
0X50 0X01 0X01 0X20 0X02 0X60 0X03 0X02 0X30 0X00
0X70 0X01 0X03 0X20 0X02 0X80 0X03 0X12`
Status Packet is not returned since ID is transmitted as Broadcasting ID.
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