Danfoss MCO 305 Design Manual page 122

MCO 305 Design Guide
LINKGPAR
Summary
Syntax
Parameter
Description
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Syntax Example
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__ Software Reference __
SUBPROG slave_int
int_pos = APOS // Latching APOS for testing, how exact it would be ...
DELAY 2 // Wait 2 ms, to be sure, that IPOS is correct updated
triggered_pos = IPOS
// ....
// ...
PRINT "Interrupt position: ",int_pos
PRINT "Triggered position: ",triggered_pos
RETURN
ENDPROG
Links global parameter or parameter groups with LCP display
LINKGPAR parno "text" min max option
parno = LCP parameter number (group 19-00 to 19-99)
text = descriptive text for display; only ASCII text (8-bit) is supported
min = minimum value for this parameter
max = maximum value for this parameter
option = type of parameter
0 = offline, i.e. changes are only active after they have been
confirmed with [OK].
1 = online, that means changes via the LCP display are active at once.
With LINKGPAR free internal application parameter can be linked with the LCP
display. Subsequently it is possible to change this parameter via the LCP or read
out the set value.
When a linked parameter is changed with a SET command, the new value is also
automatically transferred to the LCP, but is not changed in the default settings
since the SET command only has a temporary effect.
If the user changes a linked parameter on the LCP, the new value is executed. Only
after the user has confirmed this value with OK is the new value saved permanent-
ly as an application parameter in the EEPROM.
The command LINKGPAR tests whether the value of the application parameter is
within the specified range. If not, the corresponding limit is used and this value
saved. This ensures that a display appears.
PAR
SET, GET, Application parameter, Parameter Reference
LINKGPAR 1901 "name" 0 100000 0
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// Latching IPOS for a later handling etc.
/* Link par. 19-01 with LCP display */