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Chapter 6 Command Reference 139

The RESET command affects the Aries drive the same as cycling power, or

activating the hardware Reset inputs (pins 18 and 23 on the

DRIVE I

/

O

connector). The drive’s parameters are retained in non-volatile memory.

Note:

After sending the RESET command to the Aries, wait until you see the

power-applied message before communicating with the Aries.

RFS

Return to Factory Settings

Type

Drive Configuration

Product Rev

Syntax

RFS

Aries 1.0

Units

N/A

Range

N/A

Default

N/A

Response

N/A

See Also

RESET

,

TDHRS

,

TREV

The RFS command returns all settings to factory default, with the exception
of the TDHRS value. A RESET command is automatically sent following this

command; therefore, no prompt will be returned.

When is the

RFS event finished? The RFS process can take several

seconds. When RFS is finished, the drive transmits the power-applied

message.

Recommendation

: When finished configuring the drive using the Aries

Support Tool, save the configuration file to your personal computer’s (PC)
hard drive for safekeeping. If, after executing the RFS command, you need to

restore the previous configuration, re-download the configuration file and
program files to your drive. (Remember to reset the drive to invoke new
configuration settings).

SFB

Set Feedback Type

Type

Drive configuration

Product Rev

Syntax

SFB

Aries 1.0

Units

i = feedback source

Range

0 (unknown)
1 (OS 1.0,2.0: Standard Encoder OS2.10 or greater:
Auto-Detect)
2 (OS 2.10 or greater: specify Standard Encoder)
3 (OS 3.10 or greater: Resolver option identified)
5 (OS 2.10 or greater: specify Smart Encoder)
6 (OS 2.10 or greater: reserved for absolute encoder)

Default

1

Response

SFB: <*>5

See Also

STATUS

In operating systems 2.0 or earlier, the SFB value reflected the type of motor

that the drive auto-detected. In operating system 2.10 and beyond, you also
can set a feedback type with the SFB command.