PANDRIVE PD42-1070 Smart Stepper Motor User Manual

| Store axis parameter (store motion control specific settings)
RSAP| 8| , | Restore axis parameter (restore mo- tion control specific settings)
GIO| 15| , | Get the value of analog/digital input

TMCL Commands by Subject

Parameter Commands
These commands are used to set, read and store axis parameters or global parameters. Axis parameters can be set independently for each axis, whereas global parameters control the behaviour of the module itself. These commands can also be used in direct mode and in standalone mode.

Parameter Commands

Mnemonic| Command number| Meaning
SAP| 5| Set axis parameter
GAP| 6| Get axis parameter
STAP| 7| Store axis parameter
RSAP| 8| Restore axis parameter

I/O Port Commands
These commands control the external I/O ports and can be used in direct mode as well as in standalone mode.

I/O Port Commands

Mnemonic| Command number| Meaning
GIO| 15| Get input

Detailed TMCL Command Descriptions
The module-specific commands are explained in more detail on the following pages. They are listed according to their command number.

SAP (Set Axis Parameter)
With this command, most of the motion control parameters of the module can be specified. The settings will be stored in SRAM and therefore are volatile. That is, information will be lost after power off.

Info
For a table with parameters and values which can be used together with this command please refer to section 4.

• Internal function : The specified value is written to the axis parameter specified by the parameter number.
• Related commands: GAP.
• Mnemonic : SAP < parameter number>, ‹axis>, ‹value>

Binary representation

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
5| see chapter 4| 0|
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| don’t care

Example Set the maximum current for motor #0 to 15 (50%). Mnemonic: SAP 6, 0, 15.

Binary Form of SAP 6, 0, 15

Field| Value
Target address| 01h
Instruction number| 05h
Type| 06h
Motor/Bank| 00h
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 0Fh
Checksum| 1Bh

GAP (Get Axis Parameter)

Most motion / driver-related parameters of the PD42-1070 can be adjusted using e.g. the SAP command. With the GAP parameter, they can be read out. In standalone mode, the requested value is also transferred to the accumulator register for further processing purposes (such as conditional jumps). In direct mode the value read is only output in the value field of the reply, without affecting the accumulator.

Info For a table with parameters and values that can be used together with this command please refer to section 4.

• Internal function: The specificed value gets copied to the accumulator.
• Related commands: SAP.
• Mnemonic: GAP ,

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
6| see chapter 4| 0|
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| value read by this command

Example
Get the maximum current setting of motor #0. Mnemonic: GAP 6, 0.

Binary Form of GAP 6, 0

Field| Value
Target address| 01h
Instruction number| 06h
Type| 06h
Motor/Bank| 00h
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 00h
Checksum| 0Dh

STAP (Store Axis Parameter)

This command is used to store TMCL axis parameters permanently in the EEPROM of the module. This command is mainly needed to store the default configuration of the module. The contents of the user variables can either be automatically or manually restored at power on.

Info
For a table with parameters and values which can be used together with this command please refer to section 4.

• Internal function : The axis parameter specified by the type and bank number will be stored in the EEP-ROM.
• Related commands : SAP, AAP, GAP, RSAP.
• Mnemonic : STAP < parameter number>, ‹bank>

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
7| see chapter 4| 0| 0 (don’t care)
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| 0 (don’t care)

Example
Store axis parameter #6 of motor #0. Mnemonic: STAP 6, 0.

Binary Form of STAP 6, 0

Field| Value
Target address| 01h
Instruction number| 07h
Type| 06h
Motor/Bank| 00h
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 00h
Checksum| 0Eh

RSAP (Restore Axis Parameter)

With this command, the contents of an axis parameter can be restored from the EEPROM. By default, all axis parameters are automatically restored after power-up. An axis parameter that has been changed before can be reset to the stored value by this instruction. Info For a table with parameters and values which can be used together with this command please refer to section 4.

• Internal function: The axis parameter specified by the type and bank number will be restored from the EEPROM.
• Related commands: SAP, AAP, GAP, RSAP.
• Mnemonic : RSAP ,

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
8| see chapter 4| 0| 0 (don’t care)
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| 0 (don’t care)

Example
Restore axis parameter #6 of motor #0.  Mnemonic: RSAP 6, 0.

Binary Form of RSAP 6, 0

Field| Value
Target address| 01h
Instruction number| 08h
Type| 06h
Motor/Bank| 00h
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 00h
Checksum| 0Fh

GIO (Get Input)
With this command, the status of the available general-purpose outputs of the module can be read. The function reads a digital or an analog input port. Digital input ports will read as 0 or 1. In standalone mode the requested value is copied to the accumulator register for further processing purposes such as conditional jumps. In direct mode, the value is only output in the value field of the reply, without affecting the accumulator. The actual status of a digital output line can also be read.

• Internal function: The state of the I/O line specified by the type parameter and the bank parameter is read.
• Mnemonic: GIO ,

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
15| | | 0 (don’t care)
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| status of the port

Example
Get the status of digital input 0. Mnemonic: GIO 0, 0.

Binary Form of GIO 0, 0

Field| Value
Target address| 01h
Instruction number| 0Fh
Type| 00h
Motor/Bank| 00h
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 00h
Checksum| 10h
Reply (Status=no error, Value=1)

Field| Value
Host address| 02h
Target address| 01h
Status| 64h
Instruction| 0Fh
Value (Byte 3)| 00h
Value (Byte 2)| 00h
Value (Byte 1)| 00h
Value (Byte 0)| 01h
Checksum| 77h

Bank 0 – Digital Inputs
The digital input states can be accessed in bank 0.

Digital Inputs in Bank 0

Port| Description| Command| Range
0 – CHOP| Chopper selection| GIO 0, 0| 0/1
1 – Enable| Enable module| GIO 1, 0| 0/1

Customer-specific Command Extensions (UF0. . .UF7 – User Functions)

These commands are used for customer-specific extensions of TMCL. They will be implemented in C by Trinamic. Please contact the sales department of Trinamic Motion Control GmbH & Co KG if you need customized TMCL firmware.

• Related commands: none.
• Mnemonic : UF0.. .UF7

Binary Representation

Instruction| Type| Motor/Bank| Value
64. . . 71| | 0 | 0
Reply in Direct Mode

Status| Value
100 – OK| user-defined

Axis Parameters

Most motor controller features of the PD42-1070 module are controlled by axis parameters. Axis parameters can be modi˝ed or read using SAP, GAP and AAP commands. Some axis parameters can also be stored to or restored from the EEPROM using STAP and RSAP commands. This chapter describes all axis parameters that can be used on the PD42-1070 module. There are different parameter access types, like read-only or read/write. Table 8 shows the different parameter access types used in the axis parameter tables.

Meaning of the Letters in the Access Column

Access type| Command| Description
R| GAP| Parameter readable
W| SAP, AAP| Parameter writable
E| STAP, RSAP| Parameter can be stored in the EEPROM
Axis 0 Parameters of the PD42-1070 Module

Number| Axis Parameter| Description| Range [Units]| Default| Access
6| Maximum current| Motor current used when motor is running. The maximum value is 31 which means 100% of the maximum current of the module.| 0 . . . 31| 24| RWE
7| Standby current| The current used when the motor is not running. The maximum value is 31 which means 100% of the max- imum current of the module. This value should be as low as possible so that the motor can cool down when it is not moving.| 0 . . . 31| 3| RWE
9| Standby

current delay

| Controls the number of clock cycles for motor power down after a motion as soon as standstill is detected and TZEROWAIT has expired. 0 means instant power down and 1-15 is the delay pero current reduction step in multiple of 218 clocks.| 0 . . . 15| 0| RWE
22| Speed threshold for CoolStep /

fullstep

| TSTEP corresponding to the speed threshold for de-activating CoolStep or switching to fullstep mode.| 0 . . . 1048575| 0| RWE
135| TStep| Actual measured time between two 1/256 microsteps. This value during a certain speed can be written to TP- WMTHRS.| 0 . . . 1048575| 0| RWE
Number| Axis Parameter| Description| Range [Units]| Default| Access
---|---|---|---|---|---
136| StealthChop VLimit| Direct access to the TPWMTHRS reg- ister (0x13 of the TMC2130) for the StealthChop Velocity Limit Configura- tion. Use STAP and RSAP to access the stored value in the EEPROM.| 0 . . . 1048575| 0| RWE
137| PWMConf| Direct access to the PWMConf reg- ister (0x70 of the TMC2130) for the StealthChop Configuration. Use STAP and RSAP to access the stored value in the EEPROM.| 0

. . . 4294967295

| 328136| RWE
138| CoolConf| Access to the COOLCONF register (0x6D of the TMC2130) for the Cool- step Configuration. Use STAP and RSAP to access the stored value in the EEPROM.| 0

. . . 4294967295

| 33011| RWE
139| CHOPConf| Access to the CHOPCONF regis- ter (0x6C of the TMC2130) for the Chopper Configuration (excluded Microstep Configuration). Use STAP and RSAP to access the stored value in the EEPROM.| 0

. . . 4294967295

| 33011| RWE
140| Microstep Resolution| Microstep resolutions per full step: 0 – fullstep

1  – halfstep

2  – 4 microsteps

3  – 8 microsteps

4  – 16 microsteps

5  – 32 microsteps

6  – 64 microsteps

7  – 128 microsteps

8  – 256 microsteps

| 0 . . . 8| 4| RWE
141| Microstep Interpolation| Interpolation of the current mi- crostep resolution to 256 microsteps: 0 – No interpolation

1 – Interpolation to 256 microsteps

| 0 . . . 1| 1| RWE
142| Double Edge Steps| Step impulse at each step edge to re- duce step frequency requirement.

0 – Single edge 1 – Double edge

| 0 . . . 1| 0| RWE
168| SmartEnergy current

minimum (SEIMIN)

| Sets the lower motor current limit for CoolStep operation by scaling the maximum current (see axis parame- ter 6) value.

0  – 1/2 of CS

1  – 1/4 of CS

| 0 . . . 1| 0| RWE
Number| Axis Parameter| Description| Range [Units]| Default| Access
---|---|---|---|---|---
169| SmartEnergy current down-step| Sets the number of StallGuard2 readings above the upper threshold necessary for each current decrement of the motor current. Number of Stall- Guard2 measurements per decrement: Scaling: 0. . . 3: 32, 8, 2, 1. 0: slow decrement, 3: fast decrement| 0 . . . 3| 0| RW
170| SmartEnergy hysteresis| Sets the distance between the lower and the upper threshold for Stall- Guard2 reading. Above the up- per threshold, the motor current becomes decreased. Hysteresis: ([AP172] + 1) 32. Upper StallGuard threshold: ([AP172] + [AP170] + 1) 32| 0 . . . 15| 0| RW
171| SmartEnergy current up

step

| Sets the current increment step. The current becomes incremented for each measured StallGuard2 value be- low the lower threshold see SmartEnergy hysteresis start). Current increment step size: Scaling: 0. . . 3: 1, 2,

4, 8. 0: slow increment, 3: fast increment / fast reaction to rising load

| 0 . . . 3| 0| RW
172| SmartEnergy

hysteresis start

| The lower threshold for the Stall- Guard2 value (see SmartEnergy cur- rent up step).

Setting this to 0 (default) turns off CoolStep.

| 0 . . . 15| 0| RW
173| StallGuard2 filter enable| Enables the StallGuard2 filter for more precision of the movement. If set, reduce the measurement frequency to one measurement per four full steps. In most cases, it is expedient to set the filtered mode before using CoolStep. Use the standard mode for step loss detection.

0 – standard mode 1 – filtered mode

| 0 . . . 1| 0| RW
174| StallGuard2 threshold| This signed value controls the Stall- Guard2 threshold level for stall output and sets the optimum measurement range for readout. A lower value gives a higher sensitivity. Zero is the starting value. A higher value makes StallGuard2 less sensitive and requires more torque to indicate a stall.| -64 . . . 63| 0| RW
Number| Axis Parameter| Description| Range [Units]| Default| Access
---|---|---|---|---|---
179| VSense| Sense resistor voltage:

0 – High sense resistor voltage 1 – Low sense resistor voltage

| 0 . . . 1| 0| RWE
180| SmartEnergy actual current| This status value provides the actual motor current setting as controlled by CoolStep. The value goes up to the CS value and down to the portion of CS as specified by SEIMIN. Actual motor current scaling factor: 0. . . 31: 1/32, 2/32, . . . 32/32| 0 . . . 31| 0| R
182| SmartEnergy threshold

speed

| Above the speed that corresponds to this TSTEP value, CoolStep be- comes enabled.| 0 . . . 1048575| 0| RE
206| Load value| Actual current control scaling for monitoring smart energy current scaling or automatic current scaling.| 0 . . . 1023| 0| R

Module Speci˝c Con˝guration

This section explains how to use the two digital inputs of the PD42-1070. It also describes the default con˝guration for microstep resolution and interpolation as well as for current setting.

Digital Inputs
The PD42-1070 includes two digital inputs: ENABLE and CHOP. The ENABLE input is a low active input that powers the motor when the ENABLE is not set. The CHOP input allows the user to choose between different chopper modes. When CHOP is cleared, the chopper mode is SpreadCycle. When CHOP is set, the active chopper is StealthChop. The change from SpreadCycle to StealthChop is only allowed when the motor is powered and still stands. The chopper mode will remain SpreadCycle until both conditions are fulfilled.

NOTICE
Note that the voltage at the digital inputs can be reversed depending on the reference voltage of the optocoupler. See the Hardware Manual of PD42-1070 for more details.

NOTICE
In the TMC2130 Manual, available at www.trinamic.com, you can find more information about how to con˝gure StealthChop and SpreadCycle.

Default Configuration
By default, the PD42-1070 uses the con˝guration shown in Section 4 for each of the parameters. In the following table, we show several of the variables that can be also stored in the EEPROM permanent storage.

Default Configuration of PD42-1070 Parameters

Name| Command| Default Value| Meaning
Microstep Resolution| SAP/GAP 140, 0| 4| Resolution: 16 microsteps per full step.
Microstep Interpolation| SAP/GAP 141, 0| 1| Interpolation to 256 micro steps.
Maximum Current| SAP/GAP 6, 0| 24| The current when a motor is running is 24/31.
Standby Current| SAP/GAP 7, 0| 3| The current when the motor is not running is 3/31.
VSense| SAP/GAP 179, 0| 0| High sense resistor voltage.

In summary, with the default conguration:

• The PD42-1070 works with 16 microsteps per full step interpolated to 256 microsteps.
• The current when motor is running is 1 A RMS and 0.136 A RMS when not running.

Reset to Factory Defaults
To reset all settings to their factory defaults, open the Global Parameters tool in the TMCL-IDE and click the Restore Factory Defaults button.

Configuration with the TMCL-IDE Plugin
When using a PC and the TMCL-IDE, the PD42-1070 can be easily configured with the Module Settings plugin. This tool provides a direct graphic interface to the most important parameters of the module. Figure 3 shows the first tab of the tool, which is called Current. In this tab, the tool shows the current value of the axis parameters 6, 7 and 8, related to the motor current, and allows the user to modify them. The button on the bottom left corner sends a STAP for each of the parameters related to the current tab. In this case, parameters 6, 7 and 8 would be stored in the EEPROM of the module. The next tab, Microstep, works similarly and affects parameters 140, 141 and 142. When this tab is active, these three parameters will be stored in EEPROM after clicking on the Store Current Tab.

The StealthChop tab is shown in Figure 4. Parameter 137 “Chopconf” contains the value to be written in the register with the same name. The graphical interface allows the user to change individual fields of the register without having to look up the field bits in the reference manual of TMC2130. The last field “Upper Velocity Limit” relates to parameter 136. When rotating at the desired speed limit, click on “Read from TSTEP” to fill it automatically with the value from register 135 converted to step per second. The velocity value is approximated because of the possible inaccuracy of the TMC2130 internal clock. The  Store Current Tab button stores in this case parameters 136 and 137 in the EEPROM. The  SpreadCycle tab works like the StealthChop tab for axis parameter 139 and the fields of its related register. The last tab “Coolstep” is shown in Figure 5. To configure CoolStep, use the more advanced plugin (click on “coolStep” on the plugin list of the module). The exceptions are parameters 22 and 182, Thresh-old Speed and Deactivation Threshold Speed respectively. Rotate the motor at the desired speed for each parameter and click on Read from TSTEP to assign the correct value. Parameters 22 and 182 together with 138 (which contains configuration from the CoolStep plugin) will be stored in the EEPROM after a click on Store Current Tab.

NOTICE
In the TMC2130 Manual, available at www.trinamic.com, you can find more information about how to configure StealthChop, SpreadCycle and CoolStep.

Hints and Tips

This chapter gives some hints and tips on using the functionality of MCL, for example how to use and parameterize the built-in reference search algorithm. You will also find basic information about Stall- Guard2™ and CoolStep™ in this chapter.

StallGuard2
The module is equipped with motor driver chips that feature load measurement. This load measurement can be used for stall detection. StallGuard2 delivers a sensorless load measurement of the motor as well as a stall detection signal. The measured value changes linear with the load on the motor in a wide range of load, velocity and current settings. At maximum motor load the StallGuard value goes to zero. This corresponds to a load angle of 90° between the magnetic field of the stator and magnets in the rotor. This also is the most energy-efficient point of operation for the motor. Stall detection means that the motor will be stopped automatically when the load gets too high. This function is configured mainly using axis parameters #174 and #181. Stall detection can for example be used for finding the reference point without the need for reference switches. A short routine written in MCL is needed to use StallGuard for reference searching.

CoolStep

This section gives an overview of the CoolStep-related parameters. Please bear in mind that the figure only shows one example for a drive. Some parameters concern the configuration of the current. Other parameters are there for velocity regulation and for time adjustment. Figure 6 shows all the adjustment points for CoolStep. It is necessary to identify and configure the thresh-olds for current (16, 17 and 1183) and velocity (V182). Furthermore, the StallGuard2 feature has to be ad- justed (SG170). It can also be enabled if needed (SG181). The reduction or increase of the current in the CoolStep area (depending on the load) has to be configured using parameters 1169 and 1171. In this chapter, only basic axis parameters are mentioned which concern CoolStep and StallGuard2. The complete list of axis parameters in Chapter 4 contains further parameters that offer more configuration options.

SG123 stallGuard2™ parameter

The lower threshold of the coolStep™ current can be adjusted up to I6/4. Refer to parameter 168.

CoolStep Adjustment Points and Thresholds

Number| Axis Parameter| Description
I6| Absolute maximum current| The maximum value is 255. This value means 100% of the maximum current of the module. The current adjustment is within the range 0. . . 255 and can be adjusted in 32 steps (0. . . 255 divided by eight;

e.g. step 0 = 0. . . 7, step 1 = 8. . . 15 and so on).

Too high values may cause motor damage!

I7| Standby current| The current limit two seconds after the motor has stopped.
I168| smart energy current minimum| Sets the lower motor current limit for Cool-Step operation by scaling the CS (Current Scale, see axis parameter 6) value.

Minimum motor current: 0 – 1/2 of CS

1 – 1/4 of CS

I169| smart energy current down step| Sets the number of StallGuard2 readings above the upper threshold necessary for each current decrement of the motor current. A number of StallGuard2 measurements per decrement:

Scaling: 0. . . 3: 32, 8, 2, 1

0: slow decrement

3: fast decrement

I171| smart energy current up step| Sets the current increment step. The current becomes incremented for each measured StallGuard2 value below the lower threshold (see smartEnergy hystere- sis start).

current increment step size: Scaling: 0. . . 3: 1, 2, 4, 8

0: slow increment

3: fast increment

SG170| smart energy hysteresis| Sets the distance between the lower and the upper threshold for StallGuard2 read- ing. Above the upper threshold, the motor current becomes decreased.
SG181| Stop on stall| Below this speed motor will not be stopped. Above this speed motor will stop in case the StallGuard2 load value reaches zero.
V182| smart energy threshold speed| Above this speed, CoolStep becomes en- abled.
T214| Power down delay| The standstill period before the current is changed down to standby current. The standard value is 200 (which means 2000 msec).
Number| Axis Parameter| Description
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Supplemental Directives

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Revision History

Firmware Revision

stealthChop config and speed units.
V1.01| 2016-JUL-25| BS| Bug corrected. CHOP change to StealthChop limited to motor enabled and in still stand.

Document Revision

configuration section.
V1.1| 2016-NOV-22| BS| Adapted information for reduced TMCL structure.
V1.2| 2018-MAR-19| OK| Firmware revision history is also included.
V1.3| 2019-JAN-25| OK| Reset to factory default description changed. Superfluous global parameters removed.
V1.4| 2019-APR-23| OK| The superfluous sentence in first chapter was removed.
V1.5| 2021-SEP-24| OK| New block diagram.
V1.6| 2021-DEC-21| OK| Corrected axis parameter table: replaced STGP by STAP and RSGP by RSAP.

Description of axis parameters 136. . . 139 corrected. Added table to clarify the functionality of the CHOP input.

V1.7| 2023-JAN-26| OK| Section 3.5.2: Example changed from GAP 1, 0 to GAP 6, 0.

Section 3.5.1: Example changed from SAP 4, 0, 51200 to SAP 6, 0, 15.

Section 3.5.3: Example corrected from STAP 6, 7 to STAP 6, 0.

Section 3.5.4: Example corrected from RSAP 6, 7 to RSAP 6, 0.

Section 3.5.5: Example changed from GIO 0, 1 to GIO 0, 0.

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