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3.2.3.1 EDITING WORKPOINTS
Clicking on the Edit button in the waveform Editor window opens a Workpoint Editor window. The
Workpoint Editor window displays a listing of workpoints for the selected standard waveform. Use
the Workpoint Editor window according to the following descriptions and guidelines:
•
Each workpoint value must be equal to or greater
than the preceding workpoint value.
•
The workpoints range is from the lowest defined
workpoint to the highest.
•
Successive workpoint boxes can share the same
value. Equivalent workpoints will share the same
wave shape. Wave Designer selects the last
workpoint of equal value as the controlling
workpoint.
•
You can click on the related check box to lock (fix)
the wave shape variables for a developed
workpoint.
•
You can click on the Go Figure button to
extrapolate/interpolate fixed workpoint parameter
values for all non-checked workpoints.
•
When only one workpoint is fixed (checked), Go
Figure copies the workpoint (sets the wave shape
parameters for all other defined workpoints equal
to those of the fixed workpoint). This function
should be used just after the wave shape for the
first workpoint is fully developed.
•
When two or more workpoints are developed and
fixed, selecting Go Figure performs a linear
interpolation of the wave shape parameters
between checked workpoints and extrapolation to
unchecked workpoints outside the checked ones.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
SOFTWARE OPERATION
WorkPoint Editor
WorkPoint Editor
80
700
8
80
700
9
110
700
10
150
700
11
205
300
400
600
inch / min
meter / min
Go Figure
WAVE DESIGNER
WorkPoint Editor
WorkPoint Editor
0
80
8
1
80
9
110
2
10
150
3
11
205
4
300
5
400
6
7
600
inch / min
meter / min
Go Figure
WorkPoint Editor
WorkPoint Editor
0
80
8
1
80
9
110
2
10
150
3
11
205
4
300
5
400
6
7
600
inch / min
Go Figure
FIXED VALUE
INTERPOLATED/
EXTRAPOLATED VALUE
WP6
WP4
WP5
WP2
WP3
WP0, 1
WORKPOINT
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700
700
700
700
28750014
700
700
700
700
meter / min
28750015
WP8, 9, 10, 11
WP7
28750016
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