Block to interrupt the pulse generation when controlling two stepper motors simultaneously.
Ladder Representation

Block Structure
Variable Type |
Name |
Data Type |
Description |
VAR_INPUT |
EN |
BOOL |
Block enabling |
VAR_OUTPUT |
ENO |
BOOL |
Output enabling |
VAR |
MW_PlcStop2_INST_0 |
MW_PlcStop2 |
Instance of access to block structure |
Operation
When the EN input changes from FALSE to TRUE (rising edge), the block immediately stops generating pulses for the two stepper motors.
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NOTE! The stepper motor control must be enabled for both axes. Look at the user manual and parameter manual. |
Example in Ladder

When the "start" contact is activated, a PWM signal is generated at the pulse output of axis 1 with an initial frequency of 0 Hz and duty cycle of 50%. The direction output of axis 1 is set to a low level (considering that the direction was not reversed via parameters), and a synchronized ramp is made with axis 2.
A PWM signal is also generated at the pulse output of axis 2 with an initial frequency of 0 Hz and a duty cycle of 50%. The direction output of axis 2 is set to a high level (considering that the direction has not been refersed via parameters), and a synchronized ramp is made with axis 1.
In parallel, the contact of "start" begins a 3-second counter which, at the end of the time, will cause the PWM signal from both axes to be finished immediately and the move block to be completed, regardless of the number of pulses generated.
Example in ST
The example below displays instructions for applying the functional example in ST language.
VAR start : BOOL := 0 ; finished : BOOL; stopped : BOOL; pos1 : DINT := 1000000; pos2 : DINT := 2000000; MW_PlcMoveRelative2_INST_0 : FB_MW_PlcMoveRelative2; MW_PlcStop2_INST_0 : FB_MW_PlcStop2; TON_INST_0 : FB_TON; END_VAR
MW_PlcMoveRelative2_INST_0.EN := start; MW_PlcMoveRelative2_INST_0( AxisNumber:=1, Position:=pos); finished := MW_PlcMoveRelative2_INST_0.DONE;
TON_INST_0.EN := start; TON_INST_0(EN:=3, TIMEBASE:=1000);
MW_PlcStop2_INST_0.EN := TON_INST_0.Q; MW_PlcStop2_INST_0(ENO=>stopped);
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