Smc basic
Hello,
Really need your help, i have SMC-basic controller that is connected on my RS-232 port.2 step motors with fine step like 10 um step are connected on
this controler.The motor model is VEXTA D4CL-5.0.I wanna use this motors for X and Y movement with small steps like 20 um.So i wanna aske you to link
me some examples for this kind of work that i wanna use my motors for.I buy one more peace of equipment its NI controler that i will connect on my
USB and on this controler will be connected photo diode, she will detect light.This diode will be attached on one motor and that motor is attached on second
motor, and motors will move around in XY plane.So my big problem is that i need some labview examples for this small procjet i wanna make.
P.S I use labview 7.1 and 8.5
Thank you very much,
Leon Kahlina, Croatia
Hello Leon,
Which NI controller
are you going to get? Is both controllers- the NI controller and the SMC-basic controller- are going to control the same motors! It's
a little confusing in your description. Your might want to look for examples in the
example finder to get you started with the basic concept. You can find those examples
If you navigate to Help >>
Example Finder.
Thanks and have a
great day.
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