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Gemini GV6K and Gemini GT6K Programmer's Guide

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Status <strong>and</strong> Assignment Comm<strong>and</strong>s:<br />

TASF, TAS & [ AS ]......Bit 26 of each axis status is set (1) if a motion profile suspended by a GOWHEN (including TRGFNc1x) is<br />

pending on that axis. The bit is cleared when the GOWHEN is true, or when a stop (S) or kill (K) comm<strong>and</strong> is<br />

executed.<br />

TERF, TER & [ ER ]......Bit 14 is set if the GOWHEN condition is already true when a subsequent GO, GOL, FGADV, FSHFC, or<br />

FSHFD comm<strong>and</strong> is given. (The corresponding error-checking bits must be enabled with the ERROR<br />

comm<strong>and</strong> before the error will be detectable.)<br />

TFSF, TFS & [ FS ]......Transfers or assigns/compares the Following status or each axis.<br />

TNMCY <strong>and</strong> [ NMCY ] ....Transfers or assigns the current master cycle number.<br />

TPCMS <strong>and</strong> [ PCMS ] ....Transfers or assigns the current captured master cycle position.<br />

TPMAS <strong>and</strong> [ PMAS ] ....Transfers or assigns the current master cycle position.<br />

TPSHF <strong>and</strong> [ PSHF ] ....Transfers or assigns the net position shift since constant ratio.<br />

TPSLV <strong>and</strong> [ PSLV ] ....Transfers or assigns the follower's current comm<strong>and</strong>ed position.<br />

TVMAS <strong>and</strong> [ VMAS ] ....Transfers or assigns the current velocity of the master axis.<br />

WAIT .............................A WAIT comm<strong>and</strong> suspends program execution until the specified conditional statement (based on PMAS,<br />

FS, NMCY, PCMS, PSHF, PSLV, or VMAS) is true;<br />

WAIT(SS.i=b1) suspends program execution until a trigger input is activated (“i” is the input bit number<br />

corresponding to the trigger input—refer to the Gem6K Series Comm<strong>and</strong> Reference).<br />

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