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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: maciek on February 21, 2020, 11:09:47 PM
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i am using gs2 drive with gs edrv100 and brx , i am trying to jog the motor using plc and The GS EDrive Register Write (GSREGWR) instruction not the digital inputs
sounds like it should be somewhat easy
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Have you set up your Ethernet I/O for the GSEDRV100? That is done in the System Configuration.
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yes i did and i can run it stop it change frequency or direction but i do not see option of jogging.
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any ideas
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Sadly, I'm not a drive's guy, but I understand how to set it up for Ethernet I/O slave (similar to DMIO/EBC100). Hence, a drive person will need to answer about the specific mechanism for doing a "jog" command.
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thanks anyway
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I just send run command to drive and a low frequency reference to jog
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I just send run command to drive and a low frequency reference to jog
This. That's all the axis jog command is...low speed velocity move.
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See the attached screen shot of highlighted structure members. You typically just look at/set these structure members as you would any variable from your ladder logic. The Do-more Ethernet I/O driver takes care of reading/writing those to the proper registers in the GS drive.
If you need to set/read something other than those, use the GSREGRD/GSREGWR (e.g. Accel S-Curve value in P1.03).
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i am using gs2 drive with gs edrv100 and brx , i am trying to jog the motor using plc and The GS EDrive Register Write (GSREGWR) instruction not the digital inputs
sounds like it should be somewhat easy
I'm not much of a drives guy, but I play one on TV. However, officially, the GS-drive has a Jog-speed setting (P5.00) you could set with GSREGWR. And then the Serial Jog Command (P9.31 = 1). Is that what you are talking about?