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num parameter manual - Documentation CN

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P10 P11 P12 P13 P25 P26 P34 P36<br />

Bits 31-27<br />

Not used.<br />

Bits 26-25<br />

Sensor type code<br />

Bit 26 25<br />

0 0 incremental sensor<br />

0 1 absolute sensor with SSI serial transmission<br />

1 0 so-called combined absolute encoder<br />

1 1 incremental rule with encoded reference marks.<br />

Programme <strong>parameter</strong> E936xx (xx = axis No.) is the image of these bits.<br />

Bit 24<br />

- 0: gray code<br />

- 1: measurement data binary code<br />

Bit 23<br />

- 0: not significant<br />

- 1: parity bit present at the end of the transmission frame<br />

Bit 22<br />

- 0: even parity<br />

- 1: odd parity<br />

Bit 21<br />

- 0: not significant<br />

- 1: "parity error" processed<br />

Bit 20<br />

- 0: not significant<br />

- 1: measurement "forcing to zero" error processing<br />

Bits 19 à 16<br />

Setting of one of these bits enables the corresponding status bit.<br />

Measurement<br />

The sensors can transmit up to four different states, depending on the model. These bits are used to define the bits<br />

to be processed by the <strong>CN</strong>C. For use, do not omit to programme bits 2-0.<br />

REMARK If an enabled status bit goes high, the following message is displayed on the <strong>CN</strong>C:<br />

Error: 210 + x where x = axis No.<br />

Poor signal or channel loss or serial feedback fault on axis 0.<br />

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