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Ce (configure encoder), Configuration, Returns the encoder inputs – Yaskawa LEGEND-MC User Manual

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CE (Configure Encoder)

[Configuration]

DESCRIPTION:

The CE command configures the encoder inputs to the quadrature type or the pulse and direction type. It
also allows inverting the polarity. The configuration applies independently to the main axis encoder and the
auxiliary encoder inputs.

Warning: This command interacts with the CE command, which reverses the incoming encoder signals. Use
caution (motor off, machine estopped) when changing the MT or CE commands. If the two commands are
not in agreement with each other, the motor will run away at full speed when enabled.

ARGUMENTS: CE x, y, z, w or CEX=x or CE a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h where

x, y z, w, or a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h are unsigned integers

Each integer is the sum of two integers r and s which configure the main and the auxiliary encoders
according to the chart below.

“?” returns the encoder inputs

For example: CEX = 10 implies r = 2 and s = 8, both encoders are reversed quadrature.

USAGE:

OPERAND USAGE:

_CEn contains the value of encoder type for the main and auxiliary encoder where n is an axis letter.

RELATED COMMMANDS:

EXAMPLES:

R =

MAIN ENCODER TYPE

S =

AUXILIARY ENCODER TYPE

0

Normal quadrature

0

Normal quadrature

4

Normal pulse and direction

2

Reversed quadrature

8

Reversed quadrature

12

Reverse pulse and direction

While Moving

Yes

Minimum Value

0

In a Program

Yes

Maximum Value

10

Command Line

Yes

Default Value

0

Can be Interrogated

Yes

Default Format

2.0

Used as an Operand

Yes

Distributed Control

Specific Axis

"MT" Specify

motor

type

CE 0

Configure encoders

CE ?

Interrogate configuration

V = _CE

Assign configuration to a variable