JoystickSpeedSelect Parameter

Default Value: 0

Minimum Value: 0

Maximum Value: None

Units: None

Type: int

IMPORTANT: The joystick buttons are edge sensitive. The digital input state will transition on the rising edge of the signal.

The JoystickAxesSelect and JoystickSpeedSelect parameters specify which digital inputs are connected to the joystick buttons. Joystick Button A, Joystick Button B, and Joystick Button C are considered pressed as defined by the digital input states of the JoystickAxesSelect and JoystickSpeedSelect parameters as shown in the table that follows.

Table: Inputs and Button Settings

Parameter

Digital Input State

Button Activated (Pressed)

JoystickAxesSelect

JoystickSpeedSelect

ON

OFF

Joystick Button A is considered pressed when the digital inputs change to this state.

JoystickAxesSelect

JoystickSpeedSelect

OFF

ON

Joystick Button B is considered pressed when the digital inputs change to this state.

JoystickAxesSelect

JoystickSpeedSelect

ON

ON

Joystick Button C is considered pressed when the digital inputs change to this state.

Use Joystick Button A to change between axis pairs as defined by the JoystickAxisGroupAdd() function. Use Joystick Button B to change between axis speeds as specified by the JoystickLowSpeed Parameter and the JoystickHighSpeed Parameter. Use Joystick Button C to cancel or deactivate the joystick.

Table: Joystick Inputs and Descriptions

Setting

Description

Input Type

This setting specifies the input type that is used. Select an input type based on your system configuration.

  • Disabled is the default. No input type is selected (no digital input is assigned).
  • Drive Digital: The button is connected to an input on a drive.
  • Virtual Binary: This is a general purpose register. To set this register from a program, use the VirtualBinaryInputSet() function. If you are using an Ethernet I/O module connected to the PC for this input, then you must select this option and write this value in a task program.

Axis Index

This setting specifies which axis is used for input. The default axis is 0 (typically Axis X). This setting does not apply if you select Virtual Binary as the Input Type.

Input Number

This setting specifies which input is used. The input number is zero-based. The default value is input zero.