Setting the current position using MC_SetPosition
MC_SetPosition is used to set the current position of the selected axis. This function block will set Origin Fix to On if using absolute position value change.
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LS_Connect and MC_Power must be executed before this function block can be used.
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The examples in this topic can be found in the XMC_SingleAxis_FBs.zip downloadable from Example Applications.
| Element Name | Element Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Execute | Input | Edge detected request to execute the function block. |
| Axis | Input/Output | Axis reference variable. This can not be a constant. |
| Position | Input | Specify the current position of the axis. |
| Relative | Input |
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| ExecutionMode | Input |
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| Done | Output | Indicates the inputted torque value and current operating torque value are equal. |
| Busy | Output | Indicates the function block is currently being executed. |
| CommandAborted | Output | Indicates the function block was aborted. |
| Error | Output | Indicates whether an error occurs or not. |
| ErrorID | Output | Error Identification number |
Before executing MC_SetPosition
After executing MC_SetPosition
//Set axis reference
Axis1 := 1;
IF (_AX01_RDY) AND (_AX01_SV_ON) THEN
//Example MC_SetPosition fb
INST_SETPOSITION(Execute:=Execute_SetPosition, Axis:=Axis1,
Position:=INST_SETPOSITION.Position,
Relative:=INST_SETPOSITION.Relative,
ExecutionMode:=INST_SETPOSITION.ExecutionMode,
ErrorID=>INST_SETPOSITION.ErrorID);
END_IF;
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