Inputs and outputs can be modified while the function block is active as they are refreshed cyclically. This is the main difference to the ST_Parameters.
Output |
Data Type |
Description |
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q_xActive |
BOOL |
If the output is set to TRUE, the function block is active. |
q_xReady |
BOOL |
If the output is set to TRUE, the initialization is successful and the function block is ready for operation. |
q_xBusy |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, the slave axis is started. |
q_xError |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, an error has been detected. For details, refer to q_etResult and q_etResultMsg. |
q_etResult |
Provides diagnostic and status information as a numeric value. |
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q_sResultMsg |
STRING [80] |
Provides additional diagnostic and status information as a text message. |
q_xInSync |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, the slave axis is synchronized with the master axis (synchronous phase). |
q_xCoupled |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, the slave axis is coupled with the master axis on the flying shear profile curve (= MC_CamIn.InSync). |
q_xStartPosReached |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, the slave axis has reached the start position for the warm start. |
q_xTpOutsideWindow |
BOOL |
If this output is set to TRUE, no registration mark has been detected inside the touch probe acceptance window. This output is only applicable in operating mode ContinuousWithCorrection. It is useful in applications to react on missing or invalid registration marks (for example, by counting invalid touch probe positions and stopping the process, if a limit is exceeded). |
q_lrTpDistToSyncPointMin |
LREAL |
The minimum distance between the touch probe sensor and the start point of the synchronous phase. For calculating this parameter for the different operating modes, refer to the Calculations. |
q_lrLengthToCutMin |
LREAL |
The minimum value for the length to cut (i_lrLengthToCut). This output is only applicable in operating modes Continuous and ContinuousWithCorrection. For calculating this parameter for the different operating modes, refer to the Calculations. |