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reduced. This is necessary on some computers that do not give Windows enough
time to service the serial port queue, and therefore cause serial port overruns. Most
notably this has been known to happen on some computers running Steeplechase
Software’s Visual Logic Controller. If you experience problems maintaining the
connection with the motion controller, try checking this box.
NOTE: By checking this box, the communication speed will slow by roughly 40%.
Therefore, only use this option if necessary.
Axis Names Tab
This tab contains text boxes for editing the names of the axes. Refer to Changing the
Axis Name for further details.
Preferences Tab
Do not show confirmation warnings check box
Select this check box to suppress confirmation-warning messages. This includes all
warnings when closing a window to save the contents to either the motion controller
or the disk. Select this check box only if you know the program very well and
understand when your work is saved.
Look-only check box
In Look-only mode, the user cannot make changes to the module. This prevents the
user from changing any parameters or issuing any commands. It is still possible to
view all data. Notice that this setting is saved away so that it will be remembered the
next time that the monitor program is started.
Controller Features
Event Control Overview
The Event Control feature allows you to execute a sequence of commands without
intervention from the Programmable Controller (P/C). This lets the module respond to
events within one millisecond rather than the scan rate of the P/C. It also reduces the
controller programming required.
Event Control consists of a series of Steps that are linked together in sequences. The
Steps consist of a command area containing the instruction to be executed and a link area
that specifies the next Step number and its trigger. There are a total of 256 Steps that can
be shared by all axes.
Steps
Each Step contains a command with its associated parameters, plus the information
necessary to link to the next Step in a sequence. The Step format is as follows:
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