Table 2-55: Sync-Related Functions; Table 2-56: Sync Port Cables - Advantech Automation1 iXC4 Hardware Manual

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2.9. Sync Port
The Sync port is a bi-directional high speed proprietary interface that lets you transmit encoder
signals between drives. This is typically used for multi-axis PSO applications where one or two drives
send their encoder signals to a main drive that has the PSO logic and PSO output signal. The drive
contains two Sync ports, labeled A and B.
To avoid signal contention, all Sync ports default to the input state during reset and immediately
after power is applied to the drive.
Table 2-55: Sync-Related Functions
DriveEncoderOutputConfigureDivider(),
DriveEncoderOutputConfigureInput(),
DriveEncoderOutputOn(),
DriveEncoderOutputOff()
[A3200: ENCODER OUT command]
PsoDistanceConfigureInputs()
[A3200: PSOTRACK INPUT command]
PsoWindowConfigureInput()
[A3200: PSOWINDOW INPUT command]
The Sync port uses low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) and standard USB 3.0 type A (cross over)
cables.
Table 2-56: Sync Port Cables
Part Number
CBL-SYNC-3
CBL-SYNC-5
CBL-SYNC-7
CBL-SYNC-10
2.10. Industrial Ethernet (iXC4 Only)
The controller is equipped with 100BASE-TX Industrial Ethernet ports.
IMPORTANT: Industrial Ethernet is only available on the iXC4.
For the location of the ports, refer to
l
For cable part numbers, refer to
l
For more information, refer to the Help system.
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Function
Desciption
Length 3 dm; Connectors: USB Type A to USB Type A
Length 5 dm; Connectors: USB Type A to USB Type A
Length 7 dm; Connectors: USB Type A to USB Type A
Length 10 dm; Connectors: USB Type A to USB Type A
Description
Configure each Sync port as an input or an
output
Let the PSO to track the SYNC A or SYNC B port.
Figure 1-1.
Table 4-1.
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