Table of Contents - TG Drives
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EXTENDED REGISTER GROUPS<br />
GROUP MEMBERS (GROUP 60)<br />
Group.Member Member<br />
No.<br />
SAnyBus<br />
Range Ability Default<br />
SAnyBus.Mode 0 0..256 R(W) 128<br />
Mode = B0 (1) = Enable group.<br />
B1 (2) = Enable interrupt generation for received mail,<br />
ABOutMail has new data.<br />
When this bit is activated a PL interrupt<br />
Routine can be used to service this event.<br />
B2 (4) = Enable interrupt generation for received data,<br />
ABOut has new data.<br />
When this bit is activated a PL interrupt<br />
Routine can be used to service this event.<br />
B3 (8) = Enable interrupt generation for module state<br />
change, Anybus.OnLine changes.<br />
When this bit is activated a PL interrupt<br />
Routine can be used to service this event.<br />
B4 (16) = Byte order selection for the AnybusIn and<br />
AnybusOut read/write instructions.<br />
0 = Big endian (or Motorola) byte order.<br />
1 = Little endian (or Intel) byte order.<br />
b7 (128) = Control ANYBUS-S reset pin. When this bit is set<br />
the ANYBUS module's reset pin is active. To reset the<br />
module a user written PL routine should keep this bit active<br />
for 10ms. (Note. After reset <strong>of</strong> a slave, the field bus master<br />
may have to be restarted).<br />
0 = Reset pin is inactive.<br />
1 = Reset pin is active.<br />
SAnyBus.HasMail 1 0..1 RW 0<br />
Indicates that mail is available in the ABOutMail group.<br />
It is the users responsibility to reset this bit when the data<br />
has been acted upon<br />
SAnyBus.HasOutput 2 0..1 RW 0<br />
Indicates that data is available in the ABOut group.<br />
It is the users responsibility to reset this bit when data has<br />
been acted upon.<br />
SAnyBus.Error 3 0..15 RW 0<br />
Errors reported during access/release <strong>of</strong> the dual ported<br />
memory (DPM).<br />
b0 (1) = Timeout trying to access IN area.<br />
b1 (2) = Timeout trying to release IN area.<br />
b2 (4) = Timeout trying to access OUT area.<br />
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