Supported Axes: |
All |
Firmware Limitations: |
RMC75/150: n/a RMC200 CPU: 1.06.0 and newer RMC200 D24: 1.04A and newer |
See the Commands Overview topic for basic command information and how to issue commands from PLCs, HMIs, etc.
Command Parameters
# |
Parameter Description |
Range |
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1 |
Module Slot The number of the slot that contains the module with the high-speed input to be used for event timing. The first I/O module slot number on the RMC200 is slot 2. |
A valid integer slot number from 2 to the maximum number of slots in the base. |
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2 |
Event Timer
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D24: 0-3 |
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3 |
Event Source The physical event which will cause the timer to latch.
D24 Hardware Inputs:
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A valid integer as described. |
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4 |
Timer Mode
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A valid integer as described. |
Description
This command arms an Event Timer. Event Timers are used to capture the time of a high-speed input event. For details on using Event Timers, see the Event Timers topic.
Slot number
Specifies which slot number of the base contains the module with the high-speed
input.
Base |
Valid I/O Module Slot Numbers |
B5L |
2–4 |
B7L |
2–6 |
B5 |
2–4 |
B7 |
2–6 |
B11 |
2–10 |
B15 |
2–14 |
Event Timer and Event Source
The Event Timer is the internal software resource
for the timer, not the actual hardware input. The Event Source defines
the hardware input to be used. Each Event Timer supports certain Event
Sources as listed below:
Event Timers |
Event Source Names |
Hardware Input |
0 or 1 |
Quad Count: Any change in the quadrature count, useful for calculating velocity from last two counts. |
Quadrature Channel 0 |
In0 Rising Edge, In0 Falling Edge |
Discrete Input D20 |
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In1 Rising Edge, In1 Falling Edge |
Discrete Input D21 |
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2 or 3 |
Quad Count: Any change in the quadrature count, useful for calculating velocity from last two counts. |
Quadrature Channel 1 |
In0 Rising Edge, In0 Falling Edge |
Discrete Input D22 |
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In1 Rising Edge, In1 Falling Edge |
Discrete Input D23 |
Timer Modes
The following modes are available:
One-Shot
The Event Timer will capture the time of the first occurrence of the event after the timer is armed.
Continuous
The Event Timer will continue to capture the time of each occurrence of the event after the timer is armed. The time of the most recent event will be stored in the Event Timer registers.
Alternating
The Event Timer will capture the time of every other occurrence of the event after the timer is armed.
See Also
Event Timers | Disarm Event Timer (106)
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