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Table of contents
Document Outline
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Maestro Highlights
1.2 Supplementary Documents
1.3 Command Specification
1.4 Scope
Chapter 2: Functional Overview
2.1 Functional Block Diagram
2.2 Host Communications Services
2.3 Command Line Interpreter
2.4 The Kernel
2.5 Motion Manager
2.6 CANopen Network Communications Services
Chapter 3: Host Communications
3.1 Setting Up the Host through Elmo's Studio
3.2 Verifying or Changing the Host
3.3 Choosing the Host through the Composer
Chapter 4: General and Motion Instructions; Configuration Tools
4.1 General Functions
4.2 Axis
4.2.1 Axis Motion Commands
4.2.2 Axis Properties
4.2.3 Axis Functions
4.3 Vector
4.3.1 Vector Motion Commands
4.3.2 Vector Properties
4.3.3 Vector 2D Functions
4.3.4 Vector 3D Functions
4.4 Group
4.4.1 Group Motion Commands
4.4.2 Group Properties
4.4.3 Group Functions
4.4.4 Group Arrays
4.5 CAN Bus Configuration Tools (for DSP 305support)
4.6 I/O Functions
4.6.1 Maestro I/O Functions
4.6.2 CAN I/O Functions (DS 401 Object Properties)
4.6.2.1 Digital Input
4.6.2.2 Digital Output
Chapter 5: MAXL Program Language
5.1 Lexical Conventions
5.1.1 Comments
5.1.2 Identifiers
5.1.3 MAXL Keywords
5.1.4 Punctuators
5.1.5 Operators
5.1.6 Literals
5.1.6.1 Integer Constant
5.1.6.2 Named Constant - #define and const.
5.1.6.3 Floating-Point Constant
5.1.6.4 String Literals
5.2 Basic Concepts
5.2.1 Declarations and Definitions
5.2.1.1 Declarations
5.2.1.2 Array Declarations
5.2.1.3 Definitions
5.2.2 Program
5.2.3 Startup and Termination
5.2.3.1 Program Startup – the run Function
5.2.3.2 Program Termination
5.2.3.2.1 exit Operator
5.2.3.2.2 return Operator
5.2.4 Types
5.2.4.1 Fundamental Types
5.2.4.2 Object Types
5.2.4.3 Debug string
5.3 Standard Conversions
5.4 Expressions
5.4.1 Types of Expressions
5.4.1.1 MAXL Primary Expressions
5.4.1.1.1 Names
5.4.1.2 Postfix Expressions
5.4.1.2.1 Get Array Item Operator
5.4.1.2.2 Function-Call Operator
5.4.1.3 Expressions with Unary Operators
5.4.1.3.1 Unary Plus Operator (+)
5.4.1.3.2 Unary Minus Operator (-)
5.4.1.3.3 Logical NOT Operator (!)
5.4.1.4 Expressions with Binary Operators
5.4.1.4.1 MAXL Multiplicative Operators
5.4.1.4.3 MAXL Additive Operators
5.4.1.4.4 MAXL Shift Operators
5.4.1.4.5 MAXL Relational and Equality Operators
5.4.1.4.5.1 Relational Operators
5.4.1.4.5.2 Equality Operators
5.4.1.4.6 MAXL Bitwise Operators
5.4.1.4.6.1 Bitwise AND Operator
5.4.1.4.6.2 Bitwise Exclusive OR Operator
5.4.1.4.6.3 Bitwise Inclusive OR Operator
5.4.1.5 MAXL Logical Operators
5.4.1.5.1 Logical AND Operator
5.4.1.5.2 Logical OR Operator
5.4.1.6 Simple Assignment
5.4.1.7 Size of Array
5.4.2 Semantics of Expressions
5.4.2.1 Order of Evaluation
5.5 Statements
5.5.1 Labeled Statements
5.5.1.1 Using Labels with the goto Statement
5.5.1.2 Using Labels in the case Statement
5.5.2 Selection Statements
5.5.2.1 The MAXL if Statement
5.5.2.2 The MAXL switch Statement
5.5.3 Iteration Statements
5.5.3.1 The MAXL while Statement
5.5.3.2 The MAXL for Statement
5.5.4 Jump Statements
5.5.4.1 The MAXL break Statement
5.5.4.2 The MAXL continue Statement
5.5.4.3 The MAXL return Statement
5.5.4.4 The goto Statement
5.5.4.5 Declaration Statements
5.6 Functions
5.6.1 Function Definition
5.6.2 Built-in Functions
5.6.3 Callback (interrupt) Functions
5.7 Virtual Machine Control Statements
5.7.1 wait control statement
5.7.2 waitvar control statement
5.7.3 until control statement
5.7.4 TRACE control statement
5.7.5 reset control statement
5.8 Difference Between Static and Dynamic Group
5.8.1 Recommendations on using dynamic groups
5.9 Static Variables
5.9.1 Static Variable Definition
5.9.2 Elmo Studio User Interface for Static Variables
5.9.3 Working with Static Variables in the Maestro Command Interpreter
5.9.4 Working with Static Variables in the Maestro Program Interpreter
5.10 Maestro User Program Priority
Chapter 6: The Maestro API
6.1 MAC_Initialize
6.2 MAC_Uninitialize
6.3 MAC_CreateTCPConnection
6.4 MAC_CreateRS232Connection
6.5 MAC_CloseConnection
6.6 MAC_SendCommand
6.7 MAC_LocateDevices
6.8 MAC_GetDevice
6.9 MAC_GetIpByName
6.10 MAC_IsDevicePresent
6.11 MAC_LocateObjects
6.12 MAC_GetObject
6.13 MAC_DownloadTrajectory
6.14 MAC_RemoveTrajectory
6.15 MAC_DownloadProgram
6.16 MAC_RemoveProgram
6.17 MAC_DownloadResources
6.18 MAC_DownloadResourcesEx
6.19 MAC_UploadLog
6.20 MAC_DownloadSimpleIQFirmware
6.21 MAC_GetLastError
6.22 MAC_InitEvents
6.23 MAC_DeinitEvents
6.24 MAC_RegCloseCallback
6.25 MAC_RegInterruptCallback
6.26 MAC_DownloadSimpleIQProgram
6.27 MAC_DownloadSimpleIQParams
6.28 MAC_DownloadSimpleIQApp
Chapter 7: RS-232 Protocol Specification
7.1 Send Command to Maestro
7.2 Receive Answer from Maestro
Chapter 8: The Recorder
8.1 Accessing the Recorder
Chapter 9: The CANopen Configurator
9.1 Microsoft .Net Framework Installation Notes
9.2 CANopen Configurator GUI
9.3 Connecting to a Maestro
9.4 Create a Configuration Set
9.4.1 Method 1: Online Configuration Set
Adding and Deleting Nodes
9.4.2 Method 2: Configuration Set from an Existing File
9.4.3 Exporting a Node Set
9.5 Identifying and Resolving Network Problems
9.6 Configuration Status Report
9.7 CANopen Configurator Options
9.7.1 Changeable Properties
Chapter 10: Axis DS402 Command Reference
10.1 Modes of Operation
10.1.1 Device State Machine Control
10.1.2 State Machine Operation Reactions
10.1.3 Parameter limits
10.1.4 The Motor Manipulation Macro Command MO
10.2 Profile Position (PP) Mode
10.2.1 Profile Position (PP) Commands
10.2.2 Profile Position Commands Usage
10.2.2.1 Profile Position Motion Implementation
10.2.2.2 Profile position Mode Commands description
10.2.2.3 Features of Profile Position Operating Mode Using for Group (Vector)
10.3 Profile Velocity (PV) Mode
10.3.1 Profile Velocity (PV) COMMANDS
10.3.2 Profile Velocity Commands
10.3.3 Profile Velocity Mode Commands Description
10.3.4 Features of Profile Velocity operating Mode Using for Group (Vector)
10.4 Interpolated Position (IP) Mode
10.4.1 Interpolated Position (IP) Commands
10.4.2 Using Interpolated Position Commands
10.4.2.1 Implementing Interpolated Position Motion
10.4.2.2 Interpolated Position Mode Commands Description
10.4.2.3 Features of Interpolated Position Operating Mode Using for Group (Vector)
10.5 Homing (HM) mode
10.5.1 Homing (HM) Commands
10.5.2 Using Homing Commands
10.5.2.1 Homing Implementation
10.5.2.2 Description of Homing Mode Commands
10.5.2.3 Features of Homing Operating Mode Using for Group (Vector)
10.6 Profiled Torque (PT) Mode
10.6.1 Profiled Torque (PT) Commands
10.6.2 Using Profiled Torque Commands
10.6.2.1 Profiled Torque Implementation
10.6.2.2 Description of the Profiled Torque Mode Command
10.6.2.3 Using the Profiled Torque Mode for a Group (Vector)
10.7 DS402 Command List
10.8 DS402 PDO Mapping table
Chapter 11: Ethernet IP Communication
11.1 Terms and Abbreviations
11.2 Types of Ethernet/IP Messages
11.3 Product Classes
11.4 Ethernet/IP Module Activation
11.4.1 Ethernet/IP Scanner (Rockwell) Activation
11.4.2 Ethernet/IP Adapter (Maestro) Activation
11.5 UCMM (Unconnected) Messaging
11.5.1 Server (Maestro) UCMM (Unconnected) Messaging
11.5.1.1 User interface to create communication objects
11.5.1.2 Using syntax
11.5.1.2.1 Command interpreter
11.5.1.2.2 Maestro Program
11.5.2 Client (Rockwell) Messaging Support
11.5.2.1 User interface to create communication objects
11.5.2.2 Using syntax
11.5.2.2.1 Command interpreter
11.5.2.2.2 Maestro Program
11.6 Class 1 (I/O) connection server
11.6.1 User interface to create communication objects
11.6.2 Using syntax
11.7 Class 3 (connected) messaging server
11.7.1 User interface to create communication objects
11.7.2 Using syntax
11.7.2.1 Command interpreter
11.7.2.2 Maestro Program
Chapter 12: MODBUS Implementation
12.1 Master (Client) functionality implementation
12.1.1 Ethernet media
12.1.1.1 TCP communication parameters
12.2 Serial RS-232 media
12.2.1 Communication parameters for ASCII or RTU
12.3 MODBUS Master functionality
12.3.1 MODBUS Master Object Communication Control Functions
12.3.2 MODBUS Master Object Bit Access Functions
12.3.3 MODBUS Master Object 16-bit Access Functions
12.4 Slave (Server) functionality implementation
12.5 MODBUS objects configuration by Elmo Studio: User Interface implementation
12.5.1 Elmo Studio MODBUS window
12.5.2 MODBUS TCP master
12.5.3 MODBUS Serial Master
12.5.4 MODBUS TCP Slave
12.5.5 MODBUS Serial Slave
12.6 MODBUS communication workflow
12.7 MODBUS Protocol Errors
Chapter 13. Node DS301 Command Reference
13.1 NMT Service
13.2 Sync and Timestamp
13.3 Emergency Handling
13.4 Send PDO
13.5 Initialization of Callback Functions: Receive PDO
13.6 Callback Functions: Receive PDO
13.7 Download SDO - 8 bit
13.8 Download SDO - 16 bit
13.9 Download SDO - 32 bit
13.10 Upload SDO - 8 bit
13.11 Upload SDO - 16 bit
13.12 Upload SDO - 32 bit
13.13 Heartbeat Handling
Chapter 14: Maestro Message Queue
14.1 User Message Methods
14.2 Using the Maestro Message Queue: Examples
Appendix A: Setting up the Demo Case
A.1 Setting Up the CAN nodes
A.2 Checking the CANOpen Network
Appendix B: Sample Programs
B.1 Graphic Primitives
B.1.1 Line Sample
B.1.2 Circle Samples
B.1.2.1 Circle Sample
B.1.2.2 Add Point Sample
B.1.3 Line to Line Samples
B.1.3.1 Line_to_Line Sample
B.1.4 Line to Circle Samples
B.1.4.1 Line to Circle
B.1.4.2 Line to Circle with Homing
B.1.5 Circle to Line Samples
B.1.5.1 Circle to Line
B.1.5.2 Circle-to-Line with Homing Sample
B.1.6 Polygon Sample
B.1.6.1 Polygon
B.3 Basic Programming
B.3.4 Global Variable Sample
B.3.5 If Sample
B.3.6 If-Else Sample
B.3.7 If-Else-If Sample
B.3.8 Label and GoTo Sample
B.3.9 Order of Processing Sample
B.3.10 Program Call
B.3.11 Switch Sample
B.3.12 While Sample
B.3.13 Array Samples
B.3.13.1 Array
B.3.13.2 GroupAsArray
B.3.13.3 Int Array2D
B.3.13.4 VectorAsArray
B.3.13.5 Drill Machine
B.4 Callbacks Functions
B.4.1 PerrorCallBack
B.4.2 EmcyCallback
B.4.3 HeartbeatCallBack
B.4.4 EmitCallback Samples
B.4.4.1 Emit
B.4.4.2 EmitCallback
B.4.5 InputCallBack Samples
B.4.5.1 InputCallBack
B.4.5.2 InputOutputTest1
B.4.5.3 InputOutputTest2
B.4.6 Motion Completed Callback Samples
B.4.6.1 MCompleteCallback
B.4.6.2 MotionCompleteTest
B.5 Homing
Wall Homing
B.6 Inputs
B.6.1 MaestroAnalogInputs
B.6.2 Input Callback
B.6.3 InputOutputTest1
B.6.4 InputOutputTest2
B.7 Motion Objects
B.7.1 Group Objects
B.7.1.1 GroupCommonBg
B.7.1.2 GroupCommonInit
B.7.1.3 GroupTrj
B.8 Etc.
B.8.1 Adddwell Sample
B.8.2 Elmo Logo Outline Sample
B.8.3 SendMessage
B.8.4 Poin2Point
B.8.5 VectorAxisMove
Appendix C: Performance Considerations
Appendix D: Maestro System Errors
D.1 Error Structure:
D.2 Common Zone Errors
D.2.1 Root-level Error Codes:
D.2.2 Root-level Warning Codes:
D.2.3 Top-level Error Codes:
D.3 CAN Communication Zone Errors
D.3.1 Root-level Error Codes:
D.3.2 Root-level Warning Codes:
D.3.3 Top-level Error Codes:
D.4 Virtual Machine Zone Errors
D.4.1 Root-level Error Codes:
D.4.2 Fatal Errors
D.4.3 Root-level Warnings Codes:
D.4.4 Top-level Error Codes:
D.5 Mathematical Library Zone Errors
D.5.1 Root-level Error Codes:
D.5.1.1 Error 0001
D.5.1.2 Error 0003
D.5.1.3 Error 0005
D.5.1.4 Error 0006
D.5.1.5 Error 0010
D.5.1.6 Error 0011
D.5.1.7 Error 0012
D.5.1.8 Error 0013
D.5.1.9 Error 0014
D.5.1.10 Error 0015
D.5.1.11 Error 0017
D.5.1.12 Error 0021
D.5.1.13 Error 0022
D.5.1.14 Error 0023
D.5.1.15 Error 0028
D.5.1.16 Error 0030
D.5.1.17 Error 0040
D.5.1.18 Error 0041
D.5.1.19 Error 0047
D.5.1.20 Error 0050
D.5.1.21 Error 0051
D.5.1.22 Error 0061
D.5.1.23 Error 0062
D.5.1.24 Error 0063
D.5.1.25 Error 0067
D.5.1.26 Error 0068
D.5.1.27 Error 0074
D.5.1.28 Error 0075
D.5.1.29 Error 0076
D.5.1.30 Error 0077
D.5.1.31 Error 0079
D.5.1.32 Error 0080
D.5.1.33 Error 0081
D.5.1.34 Error 0082
D.5.1.35 Error 0084
D.5.1.36 Error 0085
D.5.1.37 Error 0089
D.5.1.38 Error 0096
D.5.1.39 Error 0098
D.5.1.40 Error 0100
D.5.1.41 Error 0101
D.5.1.42 Error 0102
D.5.1.43 Error 0103
D.5.1.44 Error 0104
D.5.1.45 Error 0105
D.5.2 Root-Level Warning Codes
D.5.2.1 Warning 0001
D.5.2.2 Warning 0002
D.5.2.3 Warning 0003
D.5.2.4 Warning 0004
D.5.2.5 Warning 0005
D.5.2.6 Warning 0006
D.5.2.7 Warning 0007
D.5.2.8 Warning 0008
D.5.2.9 Warning 0009
D.5.3 Additional Errors
D.5.3.1 Error 0202 0007
D.5.3.2 Error 0202 0018
D.5.3.3 Error 0202 0048
D.5.3.4 Error 0202 0049
D.5.3.5 Error 0202 0052
D.5.3.6 Error 0202 0069
D.5.3.7 Error 0202 0086
D.5.3.8 Error 0202 0092
D.5.3.9 Error 0202 0093
D.5.3.10 Error 0202 0095
D.5.3.11 Error 0202 0112
D.5.3.12 Error 0202 0113
D.5.3.13 Error 0016
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