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Setup and Reference Guide - Kollmorgen

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HOMESTATE<br />

Returns the status of the homing function. This variable can be polled during homing to track the homing<br />

status. A homing process may not go through all of the steps listed below, which are a chronological listing of<br />

the steps taken during a full homing procedure that begins when homing is initiated with a home switch that is<br />

already pressed. When this process is complete, home or absolute machine zero is known <strong>and</strong> PFB=0. See MH,<br />

HOMESPD, HOMETYPE, <strong>and</strong> IN1MODE-IN3MODE.<br />

0 = no drive controlled homing has been initiated.<br />

1 = homing started; moving away from pressed home switch.<br />

2 = waiting for home switch to clear; drive will stop when it does.<br />

3 = home switch has cleared; check if drive is stopped.<br />

4 = home search; move towards home switch.<br />

5 = waiting for home switch to be pressed; drive will stop.<br />

6 = home switch detected; check if motor is stopped.<br />

7 = after motion stops, motor will go home.<br />

8 = check if motor is at home.<br />

9 = motor is at home, waiting for in-position.<br />

10 = homing is complete.<br />

11 = homing process was interrupted during execution.<br />

12 = homing was canceled, waiting for the motor to stop (SERCOS only).<br />

Firmware Versions: 3.1.0 to 3.3.0, 3.4.2 <strong>and</strong> later.<br />

For Firmware Versions 3.4.0 <strong>and</strong> 3.4.1 contact<br />

Customer Support for a comprehensive definition of<br />

HOMESTATE<br />

Type: switch mode (R)<br />

Range: 0 to 12<br />

Default: N/A<br />

Units: N/A<br />

Drive Status: EN/DIS<br />

EEPROM: N/A Opmodes: 8<br />

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