SRH – Status Register High part (status, RO)

Purpose: SRH is the high part of a the status register grouping together all the key status information concerning the drive/motor

TML Address: 0x090F

Contents. SRH information is structured as follows:

SRH

Bit 15 FAULT. Fault status

0 =

No fault

1 =

Drive/motor in fault status

Bit 14 INCAM.  Reference position in absolute electronic camming mode

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 13 Reserved

Bit 12 INGEAR Gear ratio in electronic gearing mode

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 11 I2TWRGD. Drive I2T protection warning

0 =

Drive I2T warning limit not reached

1 =

Drive I2T warning limit reached

Bit 10 I2TWRGM. Motor I2T protection warning

0 =

Motor I2T warning limit not reached

1 =

Motor I2T warning limit reached

Bit 9 TRGR. Target command

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 8 PCAPS. Capture event/interrupt        

0 =

Not triggered

1 =

Triggered

Bit 7 LSWNS. Limit switch negative event/interrupt

0 =

Not triggered

1 =

Triggered

Bit 6 LSWPS. Limit switch positive event/interrupt

0 =

Not triggered

1 =

Triggered

Bit 5 AUTORUN. AUTORUN mode status        

0 =

Disabled

1 =

Enabled

Bit 4 PTRG4. Position trigger 4

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 3 PTRG3. Position trigger 3

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 2 PTRG2. Position Trigger 2

0 =

Not reached

1 =

Reached

Bit 1 PTRG1. Position Trigger 1

0 =

Not triggered

1 =

Triggered

Bit 0 ENDINIT. Drive/motor initialization status

0 =

Not performed

1 =

Performed

 

See also:

Status register low part – SRL