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(VID-DD-0005) - This video gives basic information on Using the GSREGWR "GS EDrive Register Write" instruction in the Do-more designer software. It presents information that is commonly missed by users. This WILL NOT be a complete tutorial for the instruction but rather a supplement to the help file and customer experience.
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** Software Version used in this video: Do-more Designer 2.0
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This instruction is used to write parameters to a GS drive that has been set up using Ethernet I/O mastering. If this drive is not setup as an Ethernet IO slave. Stop, and go set that up first This instruction will only need to be used for parameters that are not part the heap structure that the Ethernet I/O creates. The Project browser can show the contents of this heap item. Click on insert to see a full list of drive parameters that you can select. You can write to 50 parameters per instruction. Notice that there is an edge triggered flag to this instruction. You will need to create logic to provide the triggering. A good starting point would be to use rising edge ST4, so the instruction will be triggered once per second.