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Definition of the boolean entity on which to output the drive reset command to the specified axis drive. Operation possible only if Power Set not energized.

Syntax

DRIVE_RESET  [nAx=NULL] var [-STtime=0] [-ITtime=0]

nAx

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

var

Type of variable and any parameters (see list below)

-STtime

Duration time of reset command output (in seconds) (optional, default 0)

-ITtime

Alarm inhibit time (in seconds) (optional, default 0)

Diagnostics

Power group not active (not defined)

Illegal axis number

Attributes

keyword not mandatory

Types of variables allowed (var)

OUT/OW

Indicates that the drive reset command to the axis drive will be output through an output channel. The channel can be defined either as a channel number or as a bit of a word.

Syntax

if channel: DRIVE_RESET nAx OUT nCh [-SONb=1]

if bit: DRIVE_RESET nAx OW nW.nB [-SONb=1]

nAx

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

nCh

Output channel number

SONb

Status to be output to reset (0/1) (optional, default 1)

OW

Number of the output word

nb

Number of the bit (0÷15)

Diagnostics

Illegal bit number

Notes

NEVER use the EnablePower channel number imposed in RHW.CFG as diagnostics are not generated but the output is not activated

Example

R/NVR

Indicates that the drive reset command to the axis drive will be output through an integer register R or NVR.

Syntax

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

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

nAx

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

idxR/NVR

Register index (R or NVR)

nB

Bit number (0÷31)

SONb

State to be output to reset (0/1) (optional, default 1)

Diagnostics

Illegal index number

Illegal bit number

Notes

NEVER use the EnablePower channel number imposed in RHW.CFG as diagnostics are not generated but the output is not activated

Example

CAN402

Indicates that the drive reset command to the axis drive will be output via can via the DSP402 profile reset node NMT command (command word). The axis in question must be defined with AXIS_CAN.

Syntax

DRIVE_RESET nAx, CAN402

nAx

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

Diagnostics

Axis associated with CAN

Notes

NEVER use the EnablePower channel number imposed in RHW.CFG as diagnostics are not generated but the output is not activated

Example

NULL

Indicates that no drive reset command will be output for the specified axis.

Syntax

DRIVE_RESET nAx NULL

nAx

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

Example

 

  

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