What is the difference between S and T coordinate system?
What is the difference between S and T coordinate system?
Comments 5
ChrisC on
03/29/2004 - 08:54
This is an advanced feature of the controller and I have not come across anybody using it. Both vector mode and linear interpolation mode group axes together (vector mode is a group of two axes and LI mode is a group of 2 to 8 axes).
The CA command allows a second group of axes to run in parallel. For example, you can have X and Y performing a planer motion (S) and Z and W performing a completely independent planer motion (T).
CAS
VMXY
VP1000,1000
VE
CAT
VMZW
VP2000,2000
VE
BGS
BGT
EN
bluegem on
03/29/2004 - 10:53
Hi,ChrisC,
You are right!
In most cases,we need only one coordinate system.
That is to say,if we need only one coordinate system,we can define it as S or T.Is it right?
Thanks.
bluegem.
ChrisC on
03/29/2004 - 11:13
Yes, you can use either S or T; however, S is the default.
ChrisC on 03/29/2004 - 08:54
This is an advanced feature of the controller and I have not come across anybody using it. Both vector mode and linear interpolation mode group axes together (vector mode is a group of two axes and LI mode is a group of 2 to 8 axes).
The CA command allows a second group of axes to run in parallel. For example, you can have X and Y performing a planer motion (S) and Z and W performing a completely independent planer motion (T).
CAS
VMXY
VP1000,1000
VE
CAT
VMZW
VP2000,2000
VE
BGS
BGT
EN
bluegem on 03/29/2004 - 10:53
Hi,ChrisC,
You are right!
In most cases,we need only one coordinate system.
That is to say,if we need only one coordinate system,we can define it as S or T.Is it right?
Thanks.
bluegem.
ChrisC on 03/29/2004 - 11:13
Yes, you can use either S or T; however, S is the default.
bluegem on 03/29/2004 - 15:10
Thanks a lot.
yoshu2260 on 09/18/2017 - 05:47
Great