Difference between revisions of "CanServo/Register/en"

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Various values ​​required for Can servo operation are managed in 128 registers, 2 bytes each.
Various setting values ​​required for CAN servo operation, such as target position, maximum speed, and maximum torque, are stored in 128 registers.
For example, Register [[CanServo/POSITION_NEW]] is the target position of the servo.
For example, Register [[CanServo/POSITION_NEW]] is the target position of the servo.
If you write a new value to this register, the servo moves to that position.
If you write a new value to this register, the servo moves to that position.
*[[CanServo/Register/Write/en]] - Write Register
If the CAN packet according to the Control Protocol below is sent, the servo executes Write / Read Command accordingly to control the servo.
*[[CanServo/Register/Read/en]] - Read Register
 
*[[CanServo/Protocol/Control/en]] - Write or Read Message Format
*[[CanServo/Register/Write]] - Write Register
*[[CanServo/Register/Read]] - Read Register
*[[CanServo/Protocol/Control]] - Write or Read Message Format

Revision as of 16:50, 23 September 2021

Various setting values ​​required for CAN servo operation, such as target position, maximum speed, and maximum torque, are stored in 128 registers. For example, Register CanServo/POSITION_NEW is the target position of the servo. If you write a new value to this register, the servo moves to that position. If the CAN packet according to the Control Protocol below is sent, the servo executes Write / Read Command accordingly to control the servo.