Control word
Bit | Function | PD | Description |
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0 | Enable/emergency stop | PO 1.0 |
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1 | Enable/application stop | PO 1.1 |
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2 | Reserved | PO 1.2 | – |
3 | Release brake (without enable) | PO 1.3 | If required, activate this function using parameter 8501.2 (Release brake/DynaStop® with FCB 01 – enable). For decentralized devices, also check the setting of the hardware and software DIP switches. |
4 | Jog positive | PO 1.4 | Signal for moving the drive in positive direction in jog mode. |
5 | Jog negative | PO 1.5 | Signal for moving the drive in negative direction in jog mode. |
6 | Apply relative position | PO 1.6 | Apply relative target position in relative positioning mode (401). This signal is ineffective for all the other operating modes. |
7 | Start/stop with fixed setpoint/teach | PO 1.7 |
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8 | Fault reset | PO 1.8 | Reset of error messages with the positive edge of the signal. |
9 | Activate creep speed | PO 1.9 | Activates operation at creep speed with the creep speed defined in the module configuration |
10 | Reserved | PO 1.10 | – |
11 | Reserved | PO 1.11 | – |
12 | Deactivate SW limit switches | PO 1.12 | If software limit switches are activated and configured in the configuration:
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13 | Activate output stage inhibit | PO 1.13 |
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14 | Activate standby mode | PO 1.14 |
Standby mode can only be activated when the output stage is inhibited. |
15 | MOVIKIT® Handshake In | PO 1.15 | The handshake bit can be toggled from a higher-level controller. The timeout time can be set via index 8622.21. If the "Handshake In" bit is toggled once, the function is active and must be operated at the appropriate interval. A timeout triggers error 32.7. The "Handshake Out" bit mirrors the state of the "Handshake In" bit. |