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Setting Up Parameters
Capture.#.CapturedPositionCommand
The command position, in user units, at the time when CaptureTriggered activated.
Capture.#.CapturedPositionFeedback
The feedback position, in user units, at the time when CaptureTriggered activated.
Capture.#.CapturedMasterPostion
The master axis feedback position, in master axis distance units, at the time when CaptureTriggered activated.
The captured data remains in these parameters until the capture component is reset and CaptureActivate is activated. When
the capture component is reset and CaptureActivate is activated, the data related to the previous capture will be over-written
by the most recent capture data.
Figure 58: Capture Timing Diagram
Figure 58 is a timing diagram that shows how the different capture related sources and destinations function. The three
numbers located on the diagram are associated to the following three notes respectively:
1) The CaptureActivate has no effect when the CaptureTriggered is active. CaptureActivate is ignored until the capture
component has been reset.
2) When CaptureEnable is deactivated, CaptureTriggered is deactivated, and the capture component is automatically reset.
The captured data is retained until the capture component is re-enabled and CaptureActivate is activated.
3) CaptureActivate has no effect while the capture component is not enabled.
Assignments that Automatically Use Position Capture
Certain assignments (Sources or Destinations) automatically generate position capture data internally without using the
capture component. This data is used by the FM-3/4 module, but is not directly available to the user like the capture
component data. Following is a list of assignments that automatically generate or use captured data.
Sources that generate capture data
Module Inputs – The FM-3/4 Module Inputs (not base drive inputs) are constantly monitored by the processor, and when
activated will automatically capture related data. The processor controls all resetting requirements. The capture only occurs
on the rising edge of an input. When the input is activated, the captured data will automatically be passed to the destination
that it is assigned to. The destination may then use the captured data to accurately initiate motion (if it is a motion-related
destination).
Motor Encoder Marker – The rising edge of the motor encoder marker pulse will automatically capture data. This will
allow the user to accurately initiate motion on the rising edge of the motor encoder marker pulse. The falling edge of the
marker pulse does not capture data.
Master Encoder Marker – The rising edge of the master encoder marker pulse will automatically capture data. This allows
the user to accurately initiate motion on the rising edge of the master encoder marker pulse. The falling edge of the marker
pulse does not capture data.
Index/Jog Command Complete – Activation of the command complete signal at the end of indexes and jogs will
automatically capture data. A subsequent index, jog, or dwell can then use the captured data to start itself extremely accurate
at the end of the previous motion.
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