EnableAutoRepair
Allows auto-repair to be enabled. If any slave disappears (due to the replacement of a servo drive, cable disconnection, power cut or other issues) or goes to an EtherCAT error state, it restarts automatically. Slaves that are not in an error state are not impacted and continue to function properly.
Syntax
KsError EnableAutoRepair(
BOOL Active
);
Parameters
Active: TRUE to enable, and FALSE to disable auto-repair. By default, it is TRUE.
Return value
If the function succeeds, it returns errNoError
, otherwise an error code. For more information about the error code, see the KsError list.
Remarks
- This function must be called after Create and before Start.
-
For more information about how HotConnect, AutoRepair, and AutoRestart work, see Concepts > HotConnect, Repair, and Restart.
Usable EtherCAT states
ecatOffline
Example
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// This code snippet demonstrates how to use subsystem configuration
// and axis variable APIs to configure the setting before starting
// KINGSTAR subsystem.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Variable declaration
KsError nRet = errNoError;
KsCommandStatus Command = { 0 };
SubsystemStatus Subsystem = { ecatOffline, ecatOffline, 0, 0, 0, {ecatOffline}, {ecatOffline}, {axisOffline} };
double featStatus = -1.0;
// Link to the KINGSTAR subsystem
nRet = Create(0, 0);
// Configure the subsystem settings
// Before enable the features, please check if the corresponding licenses are all enabled
// in the runtime environment.
nRet = ConfigureDc(TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, 0);
nRet = EnableAutoConfig(TRUE);
nRet = EnableAutoRepair(TRUE);
nRet = EnableAutoRestart(TRUE);
nRet = EnableHotConnect(FALSE);
nRet = EnableRedundancy(FALSE);
nRet = EnableServerLog(FALSE);
nRet = SetCycleTime(cycle500);
// Configure the axis variables
// Before enabling variables in the program, you should:
// 1. Read the user manual to check if the variables are available in the device.
// 2. Check if the corresponding variables are put in the PDO list in ESI import tool.
// For further details, see Help System >> KINGSTAR ESI Import Tool >> Tabs >> PDO.
nRet = EnableActualCurrent(TRUE);
nRet = EnableActualTorque(TRUE);
nRet = EnableActualVelocity(TRUE);
nRet = EnableAxisInput(TRUE);
nRet = EnableAxisOutput(FALSE);
nRet = EnableFollowingError(TRUE);
nRet = EnableMaxCurrent(TRUE);
nRet = EnableMaxTorque(TRUE);
nRet = EnableProfilePosition(FALSE);
nRet = EnableSecondEncoder(FALSE);
nRet = EnableSynchronizedControlMode(TRUE);
nRet = EnableTorqueOffset(FALSE);
nRet = EnableTouchProbe(FALSE);
nRet = SetAxisAccessMode(accessPos); // Refer to KsAccessMode page for detailed introduction
// Subsystem setting can be checked anytime after successfully calling Create().
// It is useful to check the feature status when you save the settings in a .kst file
// and start the subsystem via StartFromConfiguration().
nRet = GetFeatureStatus(KsFeature::featureCycleTime, &featStatus);
// Start the EtherCAT network
// You can only configure the setting before starting the subsystem
// If you need to modify the setting, call Stop() first.
Command = WaitForCommand(30, TRUE, Start());
Requirements
RT | Win32 | |
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Minimum supported version | 4.0 | 4.0 |
Header | ksapi.h | ksapi.h |
Library | KsApi_Rtss.lib | KsApi.lib |
See also