HMI display
Displays active M/H functions
Active M/H functions can be accessed via CNC objects, for example, and displayed on the user interface.
There is also an axis-specific view here in addition to a channel-specific view.
Active M/H functions, channel-specific | |
Description | Displays currently active M/H functions, i.e. waiting for acknowledgement at the PLC interface. |
Type | Structure: UNS32 Number UNS32 active M/H[12] |
Value range | [ 0; MAX_UNS32 ] |
HMI elements | mc_active_m_functions_r, |
Access | Read |
IndexOffsetADS | 0x3d, 0x91 (IndexGroupADS = 0x000201<ii> where <ii> = channel, [ 1; max]) |
Active M/H function, axis-specific | |
Description | Displays the active axis-specific M/H functions, i.e. waiting for acknowledgement at the PLC interface. |
Type | Structure: UNS32 Number UNS32 active M/H[12] |
Value range | [ 0; MAX_UNS32 ] |
HMI elements | ac_<I>_active_m_functions_r, |
Access | Read |
IndexOffsetADS | 0x13, 0x17 (IndexGroupADS = 0x000202<ii> where <ii> = axis index, [1; max]) |
Example
AmsAdsViewer: Reads channel-specific H functions
After programming a manual block H41, H42, H51, these three H functions are active at the PLC interface since it is not yet acknowledged.
Example
AmsAdsViewer: Reading axis-specific H functions
After programming a manual block X[H50], the axis-specific H function is active at the PLC interface since it is not yet acknowledged.
