Description |
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adcCount |
represents the number of ADC(analog
to digital converter) objects configured for the controller. |
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axisCount |
represents the number of axis
objects configured for the controller. |
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captureCount |
represents the number of capture
objects to be configured for the controller. A capture object manages a
single capture in an XMP motion controller. A capture is a hardware latch
of a motor position triggered by a motor input. The XMP controller supports
ten (10) capture objects per motion block. The default configuration is
two capture registers per motor, while the last two (8,9) on each motion
block are reserved for the auxiliary encoder (not supported). |
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compareCount |
represents the number of compare
objects to be configured for the controller. The XMP controller supports
ten (10) compare objects per motion block. The default configuration is
two compare registers per motor, while the last two (8,9) on each motion
block are reserved for the auxiliary encoder (not supported). |
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cmdDacCount |
represents the number of DAC(digital
to analog converter) objects to be configured for the controller. There
is one DAC per motor and one auxiliary DAC per motor. |
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auxDacCount |
represents the number of Auxiliary
DAC objects to be configured for the controller. There is one DAC per motor
and one auxiliary DAC per motor. |
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filterCount |
represents the number of filter
objects to be configured for the controller. |
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motionCount |
represents the number of motion
supervisor objects to be configured for the controller. |
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motorCount |
represents the number of motor
objects to be configured for the controller. |
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recordCount |
represents the number of recorder objects
to be configured for the controller. This element allows the application
to change the size of the recorder object's data buffer using the mpiControlConfigGet/Set(...)
methods. A larger data buffer size can improve the performance of Motion
Scope running on a slow host or running in Client/Server mode over a congested
network. |
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sequenceCount |
represents the number of sequence objects
to be configured for the controller. |
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sercosCount |
represents the number of sercos
objects to be configured for the controller. |
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userVersion |
allows the user to mark a firmware
image with a user-defineable version number. |
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sampleRate |
represents the number of servo
cycles the controller will be configured for. The default value is 2000Hz.
This means that one servo cycle takes 0.5milliseconds. |
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