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Integrated servo drive isd 510 system
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Mandatory/
Value
optional
range/
Attribute
(+default
allowed
value)
values
nodeID
M
Integral
number;
1–65535
signal
O;
FALSE or
default =
TRUE
FALSE
action
Same as in Table 2.15.
Table 2.16 Attributes for EventNode
Segments
There are 2 types of segment:
GuideSegments: All segment types that are
defined based on the guide value.
EventSegments: All segment types that are
defined based on time.
There are 2 types of XML representation for some of the
segments:
Start/Endpoint representation
Coefficient representation
The availability of each type is stated in the corresponding
section.
All segments always have exactly 1 preceding and 1
succeeding node. Multiple segments can have the same
node as the preceding node. This is used to design
alternative paths. The selection between those paths takes
place during run-time (see chapter 2.4.5.6 Commands
During Operation).
In Illustration 2.82, an example is given where the segment
with ID 3 is an alternative to segment 4. Both have the
same preceding and succeeding nodes. It is also possible
to overleap a node, as shown in segment 1: it is an
alternative path to segments 2 and 3 or segments 2 and 4.
Multiple segments can also have the same node as the
succeeding node. The alternative paths are then combined
again and the further movement is common.
In Illustration 2.82, an example is given where segments
with ID 1, 3, and 4 all have the same succeeding node.
Regardless of which segment the servo drive is coming
from, segment 5 is processed afterwards.
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Description
Integral number to
uniquely identify this node.
The nodeID must be
unique across all
GuideNodes and
EventNodes. The same
nodeID cannot be used
twice.
Defines if this node is
signaled by the axis. This
attribute is optional. If it is
not present, the default
behavior is not to signal
this node.
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segID 1
segID 3
segID 2
segID 4
nodeID
nodeID
3
0
Illustration 2.82 Example of Alternative Segments
GuideSegments
GuideSegments are all segment types that are defined
based on the guide value. GuideSegments can only have
GuideNodes as preceding and succeeding nodes.
There are some attributes that are common to all
GuideSegments (see Table 2.17).
Mandatory/
Value
optional
range/
Attribute
(+default
allowed
value)
values
segID
M
Integral
number; 0–
50000
precNode
M
An existing
nodeID of a
GuideNode
succNode
M
An existing
nodeID of a
GuideNode
segID 5
nodeID
nodeID
Guide
1
2
value
Description
Integral number to
uniquely identify this
segment. The segID must
be unique across all
GuideNodes and
EventSegments. The same
segID cannot be used
twice.
ID of the GuideNode at
the beginning of this
segment. If a non-existing
node ID is used, an error
is issued during parsing.
ID of the GuideNode at
the end of this segment.
If a non-existing node ID
is used, an error is issued
during parsing.
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