Overview
Axis system specific initialization functions This groups defines all functions to setup and initialize labCAN axis systems properly.
Functions | |
long | LCA_ClearAxisFault (dev_hdl hAxis) |
Clear fault condition. More... | |
long | LCA_Disable (dev_hdl hAxisSystem) |
Set all axis of an axis system into disabled state. More... | |
long | LCA_DisableAxis (dev_hdl hAxis) |
Set a certain axis of an axis system into disabled state. More... | |
long | LCA_Enable (dev_hdl hAxisSystem) |
Set all axis of an axis system into enabled (operational) state. More... | |
long | LCA_EnableAxis (dev_hdl hAxis) |
Set single axis into enabled state. More... | |
long | LCA_FindHome (dev_hdl hAxisSystem) |
Move all axis into its home position The axis system should manage the order of the movement and should know how to move all axis into a home state. More... | |
long | LCA_FindHomeOfAxis (dev_hdl hAxis) |
Move single axis into its home position. More... | |
long | LCA_GetAxisPosCnt (dev_hdl hAxis, long *pPosCntValue) |
Query the value of the internal axis position counter. More... | |
long | LCA_RestoreAxisPosCnt (dev_hdl hAxis, long PosCntValue) |
Restore internal hardware position counter value. More... | |
long | LCA_SetAxisHomingOffset (dev_hdl hAxis, double fOffset) |
Set the home offset used for homing moves. More... | |
long | LCA_SetAxisHomingSwitchSpeed (dev_hdl hAxis, double fSpeed) |
Set speed for move to homing or limit switch. More... | |
Function Documentation
long LCA_ClearAxisFault | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis | ) |
Clear fault condition.
This is some kind of error acknowledge that clears the last fault and sets the device in an error free state
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_Disable | ( | dev_hdl | hAxisSystem | ) |
Set all axis of an axis system into disabled state.
You have to be carefull if you set axis system into disabled state. If an axis is set disabled, the voltage is switched of so there is no force on an axis and if it is a vertical axis the axis may move because of gravity.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxisSystem Valid axis system object handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
- Examples:
- capi_nemaxys_test.cpp, and capi_rotaxys_test.cpp.
long LCA_DisableAxis | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis | ) |
Set a certain axis of an axis system into disabled state.
You have to be careful if you set axis system into disabled state. If an axis is set disabled, the voltage is switched of so there is no force on an axis and if it is a vertical axis the axis may move because of gravity.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_Enable | ( | dev_hdl | hAxisSystem | ) |
Set all axis of an axis system into enabled (operational) state.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxisSystem Valid axis system object handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
- Examples:
- AxisSystem_CAPI_Init.cpp, capi_nemaxys_test.cpp, and capi_rotaxys_test.cpp.
long LCA_EnableAxis | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis | ) |
Set single axis into enabled state.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_FindHome | ( | dev_hdl | hAxisSystem | ) |
Move all axis into its home position The axis system should manage the order of the movement and should know how to move all axis into a home state.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxisSystem Valid axis system handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
- Note
- The function returns a soon as the homing move started. A successfull return does not indicate, that the homing procedure was successfull.
- Examples:
- AxisSystem_CAPI_Init.cpp, capi_nemaxys_test.cpp, and capi_rotaxys_test.cpp.
long LCA_FindHomeOfAxis | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis | ) |
Move single axis into its home position.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_GetAxisPosCnt | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis, |
long * | pPosCntValue | ||
) |
Query the value of the internal axis position counter.
- See also
- LCA_RestoreAxisPosCnt()
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle [out] pPosCntValue Returns the actual value of the position counter
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_RestoreAxisPosCnt | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis, |
long | PosCntValue | ||
) |
Restore internal hardware position counter value.
The function restores the internal position counter value saved with LCA_GetAxisPosCnt().
- Note
- In many axis systems the actual position value is countet by a quadrature decoder. This internal position counter value will get lost, as soon as the device is switched off. In order to restore this positon counter value after power on, an application can query the internal position counter value (LCA_GetAxisPosCnt()), store it persistenly into a configuration file and restore it later by calling this function.
- See also
- LCA_GetAxisPosCnt()
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle [in] PosCntValue The position counter value to restore
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_SetAxisHomingOffset | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis, |
double | fOffset | ||
) |
Set the home offset used for homing moves.
The home offset is a moving distance in homing procedure. It is useful to move away from a detected position e.g. mechanical border or limit switch at the end of the homing sequence. This move could prevent the axis from a border damage resp. limit switch error.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle [in] fOffset The home offset value in position units
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success
long LCA_SetAxisHomingSwitchSpeed | ( | dev_hdl | hAxis, |
double | fSpeed | ||
) |
Set speed for move to homing or limit switch.
The function LCA_FindHome() or LCA_FindHomeOfAxis() execute homing moves for a certain axis or a number axes. This function configures the speed to use during this homing move if when axis searches for the homing or limit switch.
- Parameters
-
[in] hAxis Valid axis handle [in] fSpeed Speed value for search for homing or limit switch
- Returns
- Error code - ERR_NOERR indicates success