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The following example demonstrates how to issue a homing procedure on all the axes.
 
The following example demonstrates how to issue a homing procedure on all the axes.
  
A "For Loop" iterates over the axes that are attached to CDHD motion drives, sets the desired homing parameters
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A "For Loop" iterates over the axes that are attached to motion drives, sets the desired homing parameters
 
and invokes [[EtherCAT:EC_SLAVE_HOME|EC_SLAVE_HOME]] to start the homing procedure.
 
and invokes [[EtherCAT:EC_SLAVE_HOME|EC_SLAVE_HOME]] to start the homing procedure.
The homing parameters must be set in the "Drive Units". Therefore, the user values are converted to drives units
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by multiplying them in the relevant motion factor and by a factor of 1000 to scale from sec to msec.
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The homing parameters must be set in "Drive Units", therefore the user values are converted to drives units
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by multiplying them by the relevant motion factor and by a factor of 1000 to scale from seconds to milliseconds.}}
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' Author: Nir Geller
 
' Author: Nir Geller
 
' Global Variables Used: num_Of_Motion_Drives as long  - Number of ECat MOTION DRIVES found by EC_SETUP.PRG
 
' Global Variables Used: num_Of_Motion_Drives as long  - Number of ECat MOTION DRIVES found by EC_SETUP.PRG
'             Axes[64] - An array that holds all the axes in the system. Defined in CONFIG.PRG
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' Axes[64] - An array that holds all the axes in the system. Defined in CONFIG.PRG
 
' History: 9.11.14 - Created
 
' History: 9.11.14 - Created
 
' Description: This program example iterates over the axes and calls homing procedure.
 
' Description: This program example iterates over the axes and calls homing procedure.
' The homing parameters setting and the homing procedure is CDHD specific
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' The homing parameters setting and the homing procedure is CDHD specific
 
'**************************************************************************************************
 
'**************************************************************************************************
  
  
  
'************** Explanation **************
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'************** Explanation **************
  
' Before starting the homing procedure the user must set homing parameters in the drive.
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' Before starting the homing procedure the user must set homing parameters in the drive.
' These parameters must be in "drive units", therefore, the desired homing velocity is translated to
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' These parameters must be in "drive units", therefore, the desired homing velocity is translated to
' drive units by multiplying it by the velocity factor and by a factor of 1000 in order to scale from
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' drive units by multiplying it by the velocity factor and by a factor of 1000 in order to scale from
' seconds to milliseconds. The same is done for homing acceleration.
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' seconds to milliseconds. The same is done for homing acceleration.
  
'*****************************************************************************************************************
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'**********************************************************************************************
  
 
Program
 
Program
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dim dHomingFactorslow as double = 0.25
 
dim dHomingFactorslow as double = 0.25
 
dim dHomingFactorAcc as double = 0.1
 
dim dHomingFactorAcc as double = 0.1
dim dSec2msec as double = 1000 ' this is used to convert from typical user time-units [msec] to typical drive time-units [sec]
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dim dSec2msec as double = 1000 ' this is used to convert from typical user time-units [msec] to typical drive time-units [sec]
dim dHomingVelocity as double = 0
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dim dHomingVelocity as double = 0
 
dim dHomingAcceleration as double = 0
 
dim dHomingAcceleration as double = 0
 
dim i as long = 0
 
dim i as long = 0
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* [[EtherCAT:EC SLAVE GET HOMING PARAMETERS|EC_SLAVE_GET_HOMING_PARAMETERS]]
 
* [[EtherCAT:EC SLAVE GET HOMING PARAMETERS|EC_SLAVE_GET_HOMING_PARAMETERS]]
 
* [[EtherCAT:EC_SLAVE_HOME|EC_SLAVE_HOME]]
 
* [[EtherCAT:EC_SLAVE_HOME|EC_SLAVE_HOME]]
* [[EtherCAT:CDHD_CONFIGURE|CDHD_CONFIGURE]]
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* [[EtherCAT:EC_INSTALL_STX_CDHD|EC_INSTALL_STX_CDHD]]

Latest revision as of 05:38, 17 July 2017

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The following example demonstrates how to issue a homing procedure on all the axes.

A "For Loop" iterates over the axes that are attached to motion drives, sets the desired homing parameters and invokes EC_SLAVE_HOME to start the homing procedure.

NOTE-Info.svgNOTE

The homing parameters must be set in "Drive Units", therefore the user values are converted to drives units

by multiplying them by the relevant motion factor and by a factor of 1000 to scale from seconds to milliseconds.


'**************************************************************************************************
' File:			HOME.PRG
' Purpose:		Home all the drives
' Version:		1.00
' Author:		Nir Geller
' Global Variables Used: num_Of_Motion_Drives as long  - Number of ECat MOTION DRIVES found by EC_SETUP.PRG
'			Axes[64] - An array that holds all the axes in the system. Defined in CONFIG.PRG
' History:		9.11.14 - Created
' Description:	This program example iterates over the axes and calls homing procedure.
'		The homing parameters setting and the homing procedure is CDHD specific
'**************************************************************************************************



'**************				Explanation				**************

'		Before starting the homing procedure the user must set homing parameters in the drive.
'		These parameters must be in "drive units", therefore, the desired homing velocity is translated to
'		drive units by multiplying it by the velocity factor and by a factor of 1000 in order to scale from
'		seconds to milliseconds. The same is done for homing acceleration.

'**********************************************************************************************

Program

	dim dHomingFactorFast	as double = 0.5
	dim dHomingFactorslow	as double = 0.25
	dim dHomingFactorAcc	as double = 0.1
	dim dSec2msec		as double = 1000 ' this is used to convert from typical user time-units [msec] to typical drive time-units [sec]
	dim dHomingVelocity	as double = 0
	dim dHomingAcceleration	as double = 0
	dim i as long = 0

	' **** Home all the drives ****
	for i = 1 to num_Of_Motion_Drives

		attach Axes[i]

			' **** Set homing parameters ****
			' set homing method = 34 (pulse index, positive direction)
			call EC_SLAVE_SET_HOMING_PARAMETERS(Axes[i], HOMING_METHOD, 34)

			' set homing offset
			call EC_SLAVE_SET_HOMING_PARAMETERS(Axes[i], HOMING_OFFSET, 0)

			' set FAST homing speed = 10
			dHomingVelocity = (Axes[i].VCruise * Axes[i].VFac * dSec2msec) * dHomingFactorFast
			call EC_SLAVE_SET_HOMING_PARAMETERS(Axes[i], FAST_HOMING_SPEED, dHomingVelocity)

			' set SLOW homing speed = 2
			dHomingVelocity = (Axes[i].VCruise * Axes[i].VFac * dSec2msec) * dHomingFactorSlow
			call EC_SLAVE_SET_HOMING_PARAMETERS(Axes[i], SLOW_HOMING_SPEED, dHomingVelocity)

			' set homing acceleration/deceleration
			dHomingAcceleration = (Axes[i].amax * Axes[i].afac * dSec2msec^2) * dHomingFactorAcc
			call EC_SLAVE_SET_HOMING_PARAMETERS(Axes[i], HOMING_ACCELERATION, dHomingAcceleration)

			call EC_SLAVE_HOME(Axes[i], 120000)  '  Homing timeout: 120,000 msec

			Axes[i].en = 0

		detach Axes[i]

	next

End Program


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