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LAC-26 Technical Reference Manual
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Command:
aDA
-- Enable Axis for Operation --
Default:
Axis 1 and 2 enabled.
This command will disable operation of servo axis 'a'. Because no operation may be made
on a disabled
axis, the equivalent of a Motor Off (MF) command is executed before the axis is
disabled.
Related Commands: EA
Command:
aDHn
-- Define Home --
Argument:
-2,147,483,647 <= n <= 2,147,483,647
This command
causes the current position of the servo axis 'a' to be defined as 'n'. From
then on, all positions used and reported for the servo axis will be relative to that physical position.
Related Commands: FE, FI
Command:
aDIn
-- Set Direction --
Argument:
n = 0 for positive, n = 1 for negative
Default:
0
This command sets the move direction for servo axis 'a' when in velocity
mode. Issuing this
command
with an argument of "0" will cause the servo to move in
a positive
direction while an
argument of "1" will cause it to move in a negative direction.
Related Commands: SA, SV, VM
Command:
aEA
-- Enable Axis for Operation --
Default:
Axis 1 and 2 enabled.
This command will enable operation of servo axis 'a'. If an axis is not enabled for operation, no
system resources will be expended on it. For example, this means that if an axis is going to be used for
it's encoder interface only, it must still be enabled for operation via the EA command, however, the
undedicated encoder interface is always enabled and does not apply here.
Before using the EA command, one should be sure that
command has been used such that the servo loop time is long enabled
axis as well as any previously enabled axis'.
the Set Servo Speed (SS)
enough to service the newly
Related Commands: DA