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This command instructs the motion controller to write data to FLASH for storage in case
of power loss or reset. Is the COMMAND VALUE is 1 when this command is executed,
Parameters and Profiles are saved to FLASH.IftheCOMMAND VALUE is 2 when this
command is executed, the Step Table is saved to FLASH. Do not use a COMMAND
VALUE greater than 2 with this command.
The data stored by each of these two COMMAND VALUE are stored in separate
locations, so one does not overwrite the other. If this command is successful, the
Acknowledge bit of axis 1 is toggled. If this command fails, then the Acknowledge bit of
axis 2 is toggled.
Set Speed (Unsigned) Command
Character: V
Decimal: 86
Hexadecimal: 056
Command Value: New SPEED Value
This command sets Speed to the value in the Command Value field. This will cause the
current move to ramp up or down to the new speed. This command does not change the
Command Position of the axis.
If you wish to simply jog in one direction or another under closed loop control, see the
Set Speed (Signed) command.
Set Speed (Signed) Command
Character: v
Decimal: 118
Hexadecimal: 076
Command Value: New SPEED Value (Signed)
This command sets the SPEED of the axis to the COMMAND VALUE, which is a value
between –32,768 and 32,767. In addition, the axis given a COMMAND POSITION of
either the extend or retract limit depending on the sign of the COMMAND VALUE.
If the COMMAND VALUE is positive, the axis will move in the direction of increasing
position units. If the COMMAND VALUE is negative, the axis will move in the
direction of decreasing position units.
If you wish to change only the speed of a move in progress, you may wish to use the Set
Speed (Unsigned) command instead.
Start a Graph Command
Character: y
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