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XPS Unified Programmer’s Manual
7.2.1.71 GroupBrakeStateGet
Name
GroupBrakeStateGetGets current brake command state.
Input tests
- Refer to section 7.1: “Input Tests Common to all XPS Functions”.
- Checks if GPIO board number: (-17)
- Checks if GPIO board is present: (-100)
- Checks if “Brake” mode is enabled: (-205)
Description
This function reads the current brake command signal state from Inhibit or GPIO
connector. Refer to section [BRAKE] in System.ini configuration file. The feature is
developed to avoid a run away after hardware error detection (XY group only).
Brake command signal:
1) BrakeCommandSignalState parameter is defined “Direct” in System.ini
0 = Brake OFF.
1 = Brake ON.
2) BrakeCommandSignalState parameter is defined “Inverted” in System.ini
0 = Brake ON.
1 = Brake OFF.
Prototype
int GroupBrakeStateGet(
int SocketID,
char * GroupName,
int * BrakeCommand,
)
Input parameters
SocketID int Socket identifier gets by the
TCP_ConnectToServer” function.
GroupName char * Group name (XY).
Output parameters
BrakeCommand int * Brake command (0 or 1).
Return (In addition to the results of “Input Tests Common to all XPS
Functions”)
0: No error.
-8: Wrong object type for this command.
-17: Parameter out of range or incorrect.
-205: Not enable in your configuration.
-100: Internal error (memory allocation error …).
119 EDH0373En1023 01/18

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Newport XPS-D Specifications

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BrandNewport
ModelXPS-D
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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