7. Operational Function
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7.3. RS-232C/USB Monitor
Various types of monitors are available via RS-232C or USB communication.
Table 7-29: RS-232C monitors
Monitors the state of control inputs and outputs
of the CN2 connector.
Reads out condition of the CN2 signal
ports. (ON and OFF, or open and
closed)
Monitors the state of inputs and outputs of the
CN2 connector by function group.
0: Inactive (not instructed)
1: Active (instructed)
Reads out the parameters by a function
group.
Identifies current alarm.
Reports alarms currently detected.
Reads out the alarm history.
Reads out recent 32 alarms that have
been reported.
Reads out currently occurring alarms at once.
Reads out all alarms currently reported.
Monitors the number of inputted pulses.
– 2 147 483 648 to 2 147 483 647
Reads out the number of position feedback
signals.
– 2 147 483 648 to 2 147 483 647
Reads out transient position command
Reads out current velocity
Reads out position error.
Reports a positioning time.
Monitors current position in units of pulse.
Reports commanded position in units of pulse.
Monitors current position in units of 0.01 angle
degree.
Reports commanded position in units of 0.01
angle degree.
Monitor current position in user units.
Reports commanded position in user units.
Monitors current position in units of circular
resolution.
Monitors commanded position in units of
circular resolution.
Reports the gain switching condition.
0: Using the gain for gain switching.
(Parameter PGL and VGL)
1: Using the usual gain.
(Parameter PG and VG)
Reads out the torque command.
Monitor the thermal loading.
0.00 to 100.00
Warning A3 (software thermal) arises
when the value is greater or equal to
100%.
*USB communication allows as many as 10 alarms to be read out.