MPC-325 SERIES OPERATION MANUAL – REV. 3.20F (20200303)
Move to
Specified
Position in a
Straight Line
at Specified
Speed (‘S’)
-
15
–
0F
–
–
0015
-
^O
-
<SI>
15 = fastest)
Required delay between
Velocity byte and remaining bytes
X, Y, & Z target absolute positions, in microsteps, each consisting of 4
co
ntiguous bytes representing a single 32-bit positive integer value (see
Time of travel (see Notes)
Completion indicator (streaming
p
ositional data is OFF – see ‘F’
mmand) once movement
mpletes; or, streaming current
position data (see ‘O’ command) and
then completion ind
icator once
(See
‘S’
ming Return Data for
Interrupts a move in progress that
was previously initiated by any move
command.
Turn OFF
S-Move
command
streaming data
(‘F’)
‘S’ Command’s
ming Return Data for Current
Turn ON
S-Move
command
streaming data
(‘O’)
(see
‘S’ Command’s
ming Return Data for Current
-
–
Mode 0 - 9 (coarsest/fastest to
fi
nest/slowest)
Task-completion indicator
NOTES:
1. Task-Complete Indicator: All commands will send back to the
computer the “Task-Complete Indicator” to signal the
command and its associated function in controller is complete.
The indicator consists of one (1) byte containing a value of 13
decimal (0D hexadecimal), and which represents an ASCII CR
(Carriage Return).
2. Intercommand Delay: A short delay (usually around 2 ms) is
recommended between commands (after sending a command
sequence and before sending the next command).
3. Clearing the I/O Send & Receive Buffers: Clearing (purging) the
transmit and receive buffers of the I/O port immediately
before sending any command is recommended. Note that this
clearing of the buffers affects only the computer-side I/O; it
does not (necessarily) clear the buffers on the controller side,
requiring, when necessary, to reset/power-cycle the controller.
Following the rules described will generally avoid problems
with getting garbage data in the I/O buffers of both the
computer and controller (i.e., using exact number of bytes for
both command sequences and return data (as per the