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Chapter 4. User Interface Options
139
Joystick
Control Inputs
The table below describes the analog inputs available for joystick control (see diagram for
connections). The status of each input is reported with the TINOF and TINO commands. The
INO operator allows you to use an input's bit status in an assignment or comparison
operation.
(see your product's
Installation Guide
for
input specifications)
SHLD
+5VDC
Analog Channel 1
Analog Channel 2
Velocity Select
Axes Select
Joystick Release
Joystick Trigger
GND
Velocity Select
Axes Select
N.O. Momentary
Joystick Trigger
Joystick potentiometers are 5K
with
60
°
of usable travel adjusted to span
0
to 1K
.
N.C. Momentary
Joystick Release
1K Resistors
*
5K
X Axis
5K
Y Axis
Joystick Auxiliary
Joystick Aux.
Joystick
The 1K
resistors for velocity select,
axes select, joystick trigger, & joystick
auxiliary are for noise suppression only.
*
J
O
Y
S
T
I
C
K
23
1
2
16
15
17
18
19
14
8
Joystick Input Function
Axis Select Using the JOYAXH and JOYAXL commands, you can establish two different configurations
that specify the axes to be controlled by selected channels. The Axis Select input allows you
to select the current configuration. Opening the Axis Select input (input is high, sinking
current) selects the JOYAXH configuration. Closing the Axis Select input (input is low, not
sinking current) selects the JOYAXL configuration.
Example (4-axis controller moves 4 axes with one joystick): With axes select input high,
analog channel #1 controls axis one and analog channel #2 controls axis two
(JOYAXH1,2,Ø,Ø). With axes select input low, analog channel #1 controls axis three and
analog channel #2 controls axis four (JOYAXLØ,Ø,1,2).
Input State Function TINO/TINOF/INO Status
Select JOYAXH configuration. Bit #3 reports zero (Ø)
Select JOYAXL configuration. Bit #3 reports one (1)
Velocity Select Using the JOYVH and JOYVL commands, you can establish a high-speed jog velocity and a
low-speed jog velocity. The Velocity Select input allows you to select the current jog velocity.
Opening the input (input is high, sinking current) selects the JOYVH configuration. Closing the
input (input is low, not sinking current) selects the JOYVL configuration.
The high range could be used to quickly move to a location, the low range could be used for
accurate positioning.
When this input is not connected, the low velocity range is selected.
Input State Function TINO/TINOF/INO Status
Select JOYVH configuration. Bit #4 reports zero (Ø)
Select JOYVL configuration. Bit #4 reports one (1)
Release The Joystick Release input allows you to indicate to the 6000 product that you have finished
using the joystick and program execution may continue with the next statement. When a
program enables joystick control of motion (with the JOY command), program execution will
stop and then resume when the user is finished with joystick mode (assuming the Continuous
Command Execution Mode is disabled with the COMEXCØ command).
The joystick mode cannot be enabled while this input is open (high, sinking current). When
you open the input, the joystick mode is disabled and can be re-enabled only with the JOY
command.
Input State Function TINO/TINOF/INO Status
Disables joystick mode. Bit #5 reports zero (Ø)
Joystick mode can be enabled. Bit #5 reports one (1)
Trigger
(general-purpose)
The status of this input can be read by your 6000 program and may be used to control
program flow (see INO command).
Input State Function TINO/TINOF/INO Status
Input is high, sinking current. Bit #2 reports zero (Ø)
Input is low, not sinking current. Bit #2 reports one (1)
Auxiliary
(general-purpose)
The status of this input can be read by your 6000 program and may be used to control
program flow (see INO command).
Input State Function TINO/TINOF/INO Status
Input is high, sinking current. Bit #1 reports zero (Ø)
Input is low, not sinking current. Bit #1 reports one (1)
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