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6000 Series Programmer's Guide
TFSF
Reports Following Mode conditions (details on page 193). * (TFS) † (FS)
1. Slave is in a Following ratio move 17. Master Position Prediction Mode enabled (FPPEN)
2. Current ratio is negative 18. Master Position Filtering Mode enabled (FFILT)
3. Slave is changing ratio 19. RESERVED
4. Slave at ratio (constant non-zero ratio) 20. RESERVED
5. FOLMAS Active 21. RESERVED
6. Following Mode enabled (FOLEN) 22. RESERVED
7. Master is moving 23. RESERVED
8. Master direction is negative 24. RESERVED
9. OK to Shift 25. RESERVED
10. Shifting now 26. RESERVED
11. FSHFC-based shift move is in progress 27. RESERVED
12. Shift direction is negative 28. RESERVED
13. Master cycle trigger input is pending 29. RESERVED
14. Mas cycle length (FMCLEN) given 30. RESERVED
15. Master cycle position is negative 31. RESERVED
16. Master cycle number is > 0 32. RESERVED
TERF
Reports error conditions. ** * (TER) † (ER)
1. Stall detected. 1st: Enable Stall Detection (ESTALL). 17. RESERVED
2. Hardware end-of-travel limit encountered. 1st: Enable hard limits (LH). 18. RESERVED
3. Software end-of-travel limit encountered. 1st: Enable hard limits (LH). 19. RESERVED
4. Drive Fault input is active. 1st: Set fault level & enable (DRFLVL & INFEN). 20. RESERVED
5. RESERVED 21. RESERVED
6. A programmable input, defined as a “kill” input (INFNCi-C), is active. 22. RESERVED
7. A programmable input, defined as a “user fault” input (INFNCi-F), is active. 23. RESERVED
8. A programmable input, defined as a “stop” input (INFNCi-D), is active. 24. RESERVED
9. P-CUT input not grounded (steppers); ENBL input not grounded (servos). 25. RESERVED
10. Pre-emptive (OTF) GO or Registration profile not possible. 26. RESERVED
11. Target Zone Settling Timeout Period (STRGTT value) is exceeded. 27. RESERVED
12. Max. position error (SMPER value) is exceeded. — servos only 28. RESERVED
13. RESERVED 29. RESERVED
14. GOWHEN condition already true. 30. RESERVED
15. LDT position read error — 6270 only 31. RESERVED
16. Bad command detected (use TCMDER to identify the bad command) 32. RESERVED
** The error condition will not be reported until you enable the respective error-checking bit with the ERROR
command (for details, see page 30 or the ERROR command description). NOTE that when if the error-checking
bit is enabled and the error occurs, the controller will branch to the “error” program that you assigned with the
ERRORP command.
Other status commands commonly used for diagnostics:
TDIR......... Identifies the name and number of all programs residing in the 6000 product's memory. Also reports
percent of available memory for programs and compiled path segments.
TCMDER.... Identifies the bad command that caused the error prompt (?). (see page 238 for details)
TEX............ Execution status (and line of code) of the current program in progress.
TIN............ Binary report of all programmable and trigger inputs (“1” = active, “Ø“ = inactive). INFNC also
reports the state and programmed function of each input. (see page 107 for bit assignments)
TOUT......... Binary report of all programmable and auxiliary outputs (“1” = active, “Ø“ = inactive). OUTFNC also
reports the state and programmed function of each output. (see page 107 for bit assignments)
TPER......... Reports the difference between the commanded position and the actual position as measure by the
feedback device. Steppers: this command may be used only when the controller is in encoder step
mode (ENC1).
TPM............ Current position of the motor. (steppers only)
TPE............ Current position of the encoder.
TFB............ Current position of the feedback device selected with the last SFB command. (servos)
TPMAS....... Current position of the Following master axis.
TPSLV....... Current position of the Following slave axis.
TNMCY....... Current master cycle number.
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