Goals and Symptoms

Additional information for the management and the addressing of the profiles, cams, and tables in CSY84 and 164.

Causes and Fixes

Information on the parameters of the adjust mode for a cam profile or the corresponding parameters of the TRF_RECIPE for the cam profile.

· Address table: (%MW or %KW)
Designate the first address of the cam table. It must always be an even value.

· Length for a transfer M+S (Master and Slave):
The tables M and S must be adjacent. The M table must always be before the S table and it's advised to manipulate the whole tables M and S. Avoid manipulating, for example, the master table and a part of the slave table.

For a M+S transfer, the value to put in the parameter length :
If N pts = the dotsin the curve number put in the configuration
=> Length = N x 4


Note:
The last occupied address is:
Address table + Length - 2
The first next available address is:
Address table + Length

Example:
Address table = %MW2000
Length = 19996
2000+19996-2=21994
So:
The master and then slave tables begin at %MF2000 and finish at %MF21994.
Next available even address = %MW21996.


· Length for a transfer M or E
The M and S tables are not obligatorily contiguous. It isn't mandatory to have the master table before the slave one.
It is possible to handle all or a part of the table. But always start from the first address ( of the master or slave table ).


If N dts = the dot number of the curve declared in the configuration
=> Length = N x 2
With 2 <length< ( N x 2 )
Example:
If 4999dts we can read or write from 1 to 4999dts => 2 <Length< 9998

Note:
The last occupied address is:
Address table + Length - 2
The first next available address is:
Address table + Length

Example:
Address table = %MW0
Length = 9998
0+9998-2=9996
So:
The master or slave table begins at %MF0 and finishes at %MF9996.
Next available even address = %MW9998

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Legacy KB System (APS) Data: RESL179776 V1.0, Originally authored by JeCa on 09/18/2006, Last Edited by JeCa on 09/18/2006
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