Getting out of E-Stop / enable pin
Getting out of E-Stop / enable pin
In serial mode you can pull the S3 pin low to activate E-Stop. Now, is there a way to get out the E-Stop state without a power cycle? I'm looking for something like an enable pin: when low - motors stop, when high - back to normal operation.
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Re: Getting out of E-Stop / enable pin
Once E-Stop, Over voltage or a driver error state triggers the unit can not be cleared without power cycling it. This is to prevent just resetting constantly and then eventually damaging the unit. All other error states will clear when the problem is corrected. This is in regards to the latest firmware. Over current will no longer cause a shutdown like this. The over current is now limited by software on a cycle by cycle basis.
These three errors can not be cleared without a reset specifically because they are assumed to be dangerous situations that will either damage the units or possibly cause harm to the user.
These three errors can not be cleared without a reset specifically because they are assumed to be dangerous situations that will either damage the units or possibly cause harm to the user.
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Re: Getting out of E-Stop / enable pin
What version of FW did this change get impl?
How do you tell which of the following errors forced the error? And what is a driver error state?
- Once E-Stop,
- Over voltage or a
- driver error state triggers
How do you tell which of the following errors forced the error? And what is a driver error state?
- Once E-Stop,
- Over voltage or a
- driver error state triggers
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Re: Getting out of E-Stop / enable pin
The different errors blink different codes. An E-Stop lights and holds all three LEDs solid. The other error blink codes are listed in the manual.
E-Stop has always been a latching input. We only recently added the option to have it non-latching so you can release the E-Stop without reseting the unit.
E-Stop has always been a latching input. We only recently added the option to have it non-latching so you can release the E-Stop without reseting the unit.