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Definition of the Boolean entity on which to output the energize command. It is possible to have multiple definitions. They will be treated as if they were in parallel.

Syntax

GLOBAL_POWER var -TOFttt -TONttt

var

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

-TOFttt

Signal drop delay time. In the case of additional specified delays (on alarm or lack of feedback) is summed

-TONttt

Signal rise delay time

Diagnostics

Power group not active (not defined)

Attributes

Keyword not mandatory

Types of variables allowed (var)

OUT/OW

Indicates that the energize command 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: GLOBAL_POWER OUT nCh [-SONb=1]

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

nCh

Output channel number. If 0: the channel of EnablePower set in RHW.CFG is indicated

SONb

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

OW

Output word number

nb

Bit number (0÷15)

Diagnostics

Number of illegal bits

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 energize command will be output through an integer R register or NVR.

Syntax

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

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

idxR/NVR

Register index (R or NVR)

nB

Bit number (0÷31)

SONb

State to output to energize (0/1) (optional, default 1)

Diagnostics

Illegal index number

Illegal bit number

Example

CAN402

Indicates that the energize command will be output via can via the ENABLE VOLTAGE command of the DSP402 profile (command word). The -ST parameter is not used in this case. The axis in question must be defined with AXIS_CAN.

Syntax

GLOBAL_POWER CAN402

Example

NULL

Indicates that no energization command will be output.

Syntax

GLOBAL_POWER NULL

Example

 

  

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