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Definition of the boolean entity on which to detect if the axis is in alarm.

Syntax

CHANNEL_FAULT nAx [var=NULL] [-FTtime=0] [-Aln=0 -P1xxx -P2xxx -P3xxx] [-E]

nAx

Axis number (1÷32) (if logical or physical depends on the type of group selected)

var

Variable type and any parameters (see list below) (optional, default NULL)

-FTtime

(Filter Time) time in seconds to filter on the signal (minimum time to stay in the same state before it is accepted) (optional, default 0)

-ALn

Alarm number to be output on signal drop. Allowed values are: (optional, default 0)

Value

Description

-1

System major alarm

0

No alarm

1000÷1999

User alarms

3000÷8999

User alarms

P1aaa,P2aaa,P3aaa

Possible alarm parameter(s) to be output where aaa can be: R(i),RR(i), NVR(i), NVRR(i), PS_N(PowerSet_name), PS_C(PowerSet_code)

(optional)

-E

Selection of the alarm on the front. (optional, default alarm is on the level)

Diagnostica

Power group not active (not defined)

Var type not permitted

Attributi

Keyword not mandatory

Types of variables allowed (var)

INP/IW.

Indicates that an input channel will be used as the alarm feedback. The channel can be defined either as a channel number or as bits of a word.

Syntax

if channel: CHANNEL_FAULT nAx INP nCh [-SONb=1]

if bit: CHANNEL_FAULT nAx IW nW.nB [-SONb=1]

nAx

Axis number (1÷32) (if logical or physical depends on the selected group type)

nCh

Input channel number

SONb

Status indicating when axis in alarm (0/1) (optional, default 1)

IW

Number of the input word

nb

Number of the bit (0÷15)

Diagnostics

Number of illegal bits

Example

R/NVR

Indicates that an integer register R or NVR will be used as the axis alarm feedback.

Syntax

if R: CHANNEL_FAULT nAx R idxR.nB [-SONb=1]

if NVR: CHANNEL_FAULT nAx NVR idxNVR.nB [-SONb=1]

nAx

Axis number (1÷32) (if logical or physical depends on type of group selected)

idxR/NVR

Register index (R or NVR)

nB

Bit number (0÷31)

SONb

Status indicating axis in alarm (0/1) (optional, default 1)

Diagnostics

Illegal index number

Illegal bit number

Example

CAN402

Indicates using the can commands of the DSP402 profile by parsing the FAULT bit. The axis in question must be defined with AXIS_CAN.

Syntax

CHANNEL_FAULT nAx CAN402

nAx

Axis number (1÷32) (if logical or physical depends on the type of group selected)

Diagnostics

Axis not associated with CAN

Example

NULL

Indicates that no alarm feedback will be used.

Syntax

CHANNEL_FAULT nAx NULL

nAx

Axis number (1÷32) (if logical or physical depends on the type of group selected)

Example

 

  

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