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==How to use== | ==How to use== | ||
Pulse burst is the minimalistic yet high performing position setpoint method available. Suitable signal may be generated by various means: | Pulse burst is the minimalistic yet high performing position setpoint method available. Suitable signal may be generated by various means: | ||
− | * | + | *[[PLC]] with at least two digital outputs |
*A simple timer & counter circuit | *A simple timer & counter circuit | ||
*Microcontroller [[GPIO]] pin | *Microcontroller [[GPIO]] pin | ||
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====Drive parameterization==== | ====Drive parameterization==== | ||
In [[Argon]] the following configuration enables burst pulse mode: | In [[Argon]] the following configuration enables burst pulse mode: | ||
− | *Set | + | *Set [[CM]] as Position control |
− | *Set | + | *Set [[CRI]] as Pulse train & direction |
− | *Set | + | *Set [[CAL]] and [[CVL]] to your desired acceleration and velocity values |
*Wire J5 connector according to [[Argon_user_guide/J5_connector_electrical_interfacing#Complete_example_with_pulse_.26_direction|this diagram]] | *Wire J5 connector according to [[Argon_user_guide/J5_connector_electrical_interfacing#Complete_example_with_pulse_.26_direction|this diagram]] | ||
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IncrementalMove(-1500); | IncrementalMove(-1500); | ||
WaitForMoveDone();</syntaxhighlight> | WaitForMoveDone();</syntaxhighlight> | ||
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