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Create a new CIO for the servo module in the CIO Editor like this:<br> | Create a new CIO for the servo module in the CIO Editor like this:<br> | ||
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==STEP 2: Create a new COMDEF with the new CIO == | ==STEP 2: Create a new COMDEF with the new CIO == | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 9 August 2013
Deadband can be controlled by taking these steps.
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STEP 1: Create a new CIO
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Create a new CIO for the servo module in the CIO Editor like this: |
STEP 2: Create a new COMDEF with the new CIO
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Create a new COMDEF like this: |
STEP 3: Insert the COMDEF Name in the PreEnable.cncprocesslist File
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The PreEnable file will run commands before enabling any axis. The file is found in c:\cnc\config\cncprocesslist |
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