Torque Command is scaled so that +/- 10000 = +/- 100% torque.
DSM Firmware Revision is interpreted as two separate words for major-minor
revision codes.
DSM Firmware Build ID is interpreted as a single hex word.
Absolute Feedback Offset is the position offset (in counts) that is used to initialize
Actual Position when a digital Absolute Encoder is used. Actual Position = Absolute
Encoder Data + Absolute Feedback Offset.
Analog Inputs provides two words of data for each axis: low word = AIN1 and high
word = AIN2. The data is scaled so that +/- 32000 = +/- 10.0v.
Commanded Position (user units) is a copy of the Commanded Position %AI data
reported for each axis. Refer to Chapter 5.
Follower Program Command Position (cts) is the active commanded position (in
feedback counts) updated and used by the internal motion command generator.
Refer to Chapter 9 - Combined Follower and Commanded Motion.
Unadjusted Actual Position is the accumulated actual position (in counts, not user
units) with a 32-bit binary rollover value of -2,147,483,648 … +2,147,483,647. A
Find Home or Set Position command sets the Unadjusted Actual Position to a value
equal to the %AI Actual Position data scaled to counts. For details on the operation
of Unadjusted Actual Position, refer to “Return Data” in Chapter 5.