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IENC<br />

IENC.Speed<br />

IENC.RPos<br />

IENC.PosOffs<br />

2 -32767000..32767000 R 0<br />

EXTENDED REGISTER GROUPS<br />

This is the number <strong>of</strong> counts/second from the incremental<br />

encoder.<br />

3 ±31 bit R 0<br />

IENC . RPos = IENC.<br />

Pos − IENC.<br />

PosOffs<br />

Position <strong>of</strong>fset between IENC.Pos and IENC.RPos<br />

IENC.IdxPos 5 16 bit RW 0<br />

This register returns the 16 bit value <strong>of</strong> the up/down<br />

counter hen the index signal from the encoder went<br />

active. The index signal from the incremental sensor<br />

shares the connector pin with the trig signal for the<br />

CAPTURE group. In order to use the CAPTURE function to<br />

detect updates <strong>of</strong> IENC.IdxPos a user<br />

must make sure<br />

that the pulse width is within specifications <strong>of</strong> both the trig<br />

signal for CAPTURE and the IENC.IdxPos.<br />

See hardware specifications.<br />

IENC.IncErrors 6 ±31 bit RW 0<br />

i<br />

4 ±31 bit RW 0<br />

Error counter for detected errors in the UP/DOWN<br />

counter. This quadrature counter is used to count the A<br />

and B signals from the incremental encoder. When there<br />

is a situation where both input signals change state at the<br />

same time, the discriminator in the encoder cannot<br />

determine if this should be an UP or DOWN count. In this<br />

case the ierrors counter is incremented.<br />

Since the same hardware counter is used in the<br />

XENDAT group, this error counter is also common to<br />

both groups.<br />

User's Manual 5.1 Inmotion Technologies AB<br />

Doc. No.9032 0027 01 (B), Rev. 11.07.2001

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