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7 Operation
C-863.12 Mercury Controller MS249E Version: 1.2.1 77
Command
Syntax
Function
used for output lines where the trigger output is activated
by TRO.
TRO
TRO {<TrigOutID>
<TrigMode>}
Activates or deactivates the trigger output conditions set
with CTO. Default: Trigger output deactivated.
One configuration setting can be made per CTO command:
CTO <TrigOutID> <CTOPam> <Value>
<TrigOutID> is one digital output line of the controller.
<CTOPam> is the CTO parameter ID in decimal format.
<Value> is the value to which the CTO parameter is set.
The following trigger modes (<Value>) can be set for <CTOPam> = 3:
<Value>
Trigger mode
Short description
0
(default)
Position Distance
Once the axis has moved a specified distance, a trigger pulse
is output (p. 78).
Optionally, start and stop values can be defined to limit
triggering to one position range and one particular direction
of motion (negative or positive).
2
On Target
The on-target state of the axis selected is output at the
selected trigger output (p. 80).
5
Motion Error
The selected digital output line becomes active when a
motion error occurs (p. 80). The line stays active until the
error code is reset to 0 (by an ERR? query).
6
In Motion
The selected digital output line is active as long as the
selected axis is in motion (p. 80).
7
Position+Offset
The first trigger pulse is output when the axis has reached a
specified position. The next trigger pulses are each output
when the axis position equals the sum of the last valid
trigger position and a specified distance. The trigger output
is stopped when a stop value is reached. The polarity sign of
the distance value determines the direction of motion in
which trigger pulses are to be output. Refer to "Configuring
the "Position + Offset" Trigger Mode" (p. 81).
8
Single Position
The selected digital output line is active when the axis
position has reached or exceeded a specified position (p.
82).
In addition, the polarity (active high / active low) of the signal at the digital output can be set (p.
83).

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