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Plausibility check: Motion command for the speed<br />

The SIMOTION controller must transfer a motion command to<br />

the block via the input FD_CONTROL_MESSAGE, where 1 corresponds<br />

to setpoint = 0 and 0 corresponds to setpoint 0. The<br />

plausibility of these two signal states is checked by the block,<br />

by opposing the signal FD_SPEED_SIMO. If the plausibility<br />

check yields a negative result, the output ENABLE_AXIS is reset.<br />

Plausibility check: Safe standstill and feedback<br />

Safe drive standstill is triggered via the output ENABLE_AXIS.<br />

The drive feedback stating that the Safe standstill function has<br />

been activated has to be connected to the input block FEED-<br />

BACK.<br />

Safe standstill feedback<br />

These two signals are checked for discrepancy by means of an<br />

equivalent (identical signal states) evaluation. Non-equivalent<br />

values (non-identical signal states) of up to 500ms are tolerated.<br />

When the time discrepancy has expired, the output<br />

ENABLE_AXIS is set to 0. The output can only be reset after restarting<br />

the CPU. The current status of the inputs<br />

ENABLE_AXIS and FEEDBACK can be visualized via the output<br />

ERROR.<br />

ERROR = 0 ENABLE_AXIS and FEEDBACK are equivalant<br />

ERROR = 1 ENABLE_AXIS and FEEDBACK show non-equivalent<br />

statuses when the time discrepancy of 500ms has expired.<br />

Function Example No. MC-FE-I-004-V11-EN 455<br />

Ex. No.<br />

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