motion-master-client 0.0.378 → 0.0.379

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@@ -184,14 +184,18 @@ export interface TorqueProfileConfig {
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  */
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  target: number;
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  /**
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- * Delay, in milliseconds, before initiating a quick stop after the profile reaches the target.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Delay, in milliseconds, to hold at the target before issuing a quick stop.
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+ * Only effective when targetReachTimeout is set.
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  */
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  holdingDuration?: number;
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  /**
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- * Indicates whether to skip the quick stop request after reaching the target and the holding duration has passed.
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- * If true, the device remains in the Operation Enabled CiA402 state without requesting a quick stop.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Controls whether a quick stop is issued after the target is reached.
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+ *
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+ * - false (default): issues a quick stop after the target is reached and holdingDuration elapses.
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+ * Requires targetReachTimeout to be set, otherwise an error is thrown.
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+ * - true: the device remains in the Operation Enabled state; no quick stop is issued.
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+ * If targetReachTimeout is also set, the function still waits for the target reached bit
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+ * before returning, but does not stop the drive.
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  */
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  skipQuickStop?: boolean;
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  /**
@@ -229,14 +233,18 @@ export interface VelocityProfileConfig {
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  */
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  deceleration: number;
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  /**
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- * Delay, in milliseconds, before initiating a quick stop after the profile reaches the target.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Delay, in milliseconds, to hold at the target before issuing a quick stop.
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+ * Only effective when targetReachTimeout is set.
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  */
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  holdingDuration?: number;
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  /**
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- * Indicates whether to skip the quick stop request after reaching the target and the holding duration has passed.
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- * If true, the device remains in the Operation Enabled CiA402 state without requesting a quick stop.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Controls whether a quick stop is issued after the target is reached.
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+ *
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+ * - false (default): issues a quick stop after the target is reached and holdingDuration elapses.
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+ * Requires targetReachTimeout to be set, otherwise an error is thrown.
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+ * - true: the device remains in the Operation Enabled state; no quick stop is issued.
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+ * If targetReachTimeout is also set, the function still waits for the target reached bit
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+ * before returning, but does not stop the drive.
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  */
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  skipQuickStop?: boolean;
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  /**
@@ -270,8 +278,8 @@ export interface PositionProfileConfig {
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  */
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  deceleration: number;
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  /**
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- * Delay, in milliseconds, before initiating a quick stop after the profile reaches the target.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Delay, in milliseconds, to hold at the target before issuing a quick stop.
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+ * Only effective when targetReachTimeout is set.
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  */
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  holdingDuration?: number;
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  /**
@@ -280,9 +288,13 @@ export interface PositionProfileConfig {
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  */
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  relative?: boolean;
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  /**
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- * Indicates whether to skip the quick stop request after reaching the target and the holding duration has passed.
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- * If true, the device remains in the Operation Enabled CiA402 state without requesting a quick stop.
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- * Note: This property is effective only if the targetReachTimeout is set.
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+ * Controls whether a quick stop is issued after the target is reached.
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+ *
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+ * - false (default): issues a quick stop after the target is reached and holdingDuration elapses.
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+ * Requires targetReachTimeout to be set, otherwise an error is thrown.
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+ * - true: the device remains in the Operation Enabled state; no quick stop is issued.
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+ * If targetReachTimeout is also set, the function still waits for the target reached bit
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+ * before returning, but does not stop the drive.
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  */
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  skipQuickStop?: boolean;
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  /**