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I have been trying to find the hardware description of the GP Input Flag, located on the Digital Feedback Mezzanine Board (604003) D-Sub Version pin 1 with out success.

 

Is there a document that describes this input?

 

I looked in the manual ACC-24E3 USER’S MANUAL.

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Hello,

 

In ACC24E3 Manual:

Wiring to: J1/TB1, J2/TB2 Encoder Connectors

- the GPInput comes in on Pin1 of the 15pin D-sub. It is labeled "CHT1"

So it's state can be read as the Halls T Flag Input for the given channel.

-Also for Hardware, look in manual for T Flag hardware wiring

 

HARDWARE: J1/TB1, J2/TB2 Encoder Connectors

- this is considered a Hall sensor type input, along with encoders so it is 5v

 

Excerpt from manual pg 17... NOTE the T Flag Input...

The U, V, W, and T flag inputs, usually used for Hall-style commutation sensors and digital-output temperature sensors, are 5V CMOS inputs with internal pull-up resistors. These flags share pins with the serial encoder inputs and the pulse-and-direction outputs; the user must configure in software which use the pins have. If the Hall commutation sensors are used for ongoing phase or servo position (not just power-on phase angle), the U, V, and W signals must be wired into the A+, B+, and C+ inputs on the connector.

 

 

SOFTWARE see PP SRM:

You can get to the State of the Flag input here: Gate3[0].Chan[1].T=1

 

Excerpt from PPSRM manual:

Gate3.Chan[j].T

Description: T flag input value

Range: 0 .. 1

Units: Boolean

Gate3.Chan[j].T contains the present logical state of the IC’s T flag input for the channel, latched on the most recent servo interrupt. A value of 1 corresponds to a high voltage into the IC; a value of 0 corresponds to a low voltage into the IC. On most Delta Tau hardware, the buffering external to the IC is non-inverting, so this applies to the voltages into the controller as well.

 

Let us know if need more.

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