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2.4 Addressing Devices
Each axis of a device is assigned an address between 0 and 15. If an address is already occupied by
a device, newly added devices will be assigned a higher address.
An exception to this address assignment is the polarisation axis of the mast devices. The polarisation
is described by itself in the sections under each device.
Example of numerical addressing:
Mast selection : LD 0 DV
Selecting a rotary table DT2: LD 5 DV
Selecting an X-axis of an XYZ positioner: LD 4 DV
In addition to numerical addressing, a device can also be triggered via a named address. This has the
advantage that a device can have a unique name in the remote system and be triggered by this name
even if a newly added device could change the numerical address.
Device names can be given out using the *OPT? Command. See 3.1. General Commands und
4.1.Opt Command
Named Addresses:
Mast selection: LD MA1 DV
Selecting a rotary table DT2: LD DT2 DV
Selecting an X-axis of an XYZ positioner: LD X1 DV
2.5 Error messages
All entries are confirmed with a return value. In case of an error, one of the four error codes is
returned.
E - P Power: Is sent after a loss of the power supply.
E - S Syntax: Is sent when there was an error in the command.
E - V Value: Is sent when a value is not within the limits.
E - D Device: Is sent hen a device fails to react for a long time. This means that the
motor is not moving. Is also sent when the addressed device does not
exist.
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