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MCO 305 Design Guide
SAVEPROM
Summary
Syntax
Description
Command Group
Syntax Example
SET
Summary
Syntax
Parameter
Description
Command Group
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Syntax Examples
__ Software Reference __
saves memory in EEPROM
SAVEPROM
When changing array elements or application parameters (group 19-**) while the
program is running SAVEPROM offer the possibility of saving the values which have
been changed. This must be done by triggering the command SAVEPROM explicitly.
SAVEPROM triggers the same process, which can also be started in the menu
Controller .
If you want to save only array elements or only global and application parameters,
use the corresponding commands SAVE .. ARRAY, GLBPAR, or USRPARS.
NB!:
The execution time of SAVEPROM depends on the amount of data to be saved. It
can be up to 4 seconds.
NB!:
Please note that the MCO parameters (group 32-** and 33-**) are not saved by
SAVEPROM. To do this you must use the command SAVE AXPARS.
NB!:
The EEPROM can only handle execution of this command up to 10000 times.
INI
PRINT "please wait"
SAVEPROM
PRINT "Thanks"
sets a parameter
SET par v
par = Parameter identification
v
= parameter value
With the SET command parameters can be temporarily changed while the program
is running.
The parameter codes permitted can be found in the Parameter Reference .
NB!:
The parameter alterations are only valid while the program is running. After pro-
gram end or abort, the original parameter values are valid again.
The parameter alterations can be made permanent by using the command
SAVEPROM.
PAR
SET I_xxx commands will still work and automatically be transferred into the new
I_FUNCTION parameters.
GET, Parameter Reference
SET POSLIMIT 100000
SET KPROP 150
SET PRGPAR 2
SET I_FUNCTION_9_n
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/* set positive positioning limit */
/* change proportional factor */
/* change activated program number */
/* previously the command SET I_BREAK */
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