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Operation with ISD Toolbox
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Editing a Time poly is very similar to editing a Guide poly,
with the exception that it is not possible to change the
positions of the preceding or succeeding nodes. Instead, it
is possible to set the duration of the Time poly that is used
for calculating the succeeding node position, that is, for
performing the P5 calculation.
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It is possible to edit the Time poly start position, end
position, or both. Do this in the same way as for the Guide
poly; Drag the beginning, middle, or end of the segment
vertically as shown in Illustration 5.75.
Illustration 5.75 Editing a Time Poly
Velocity segment
The Velocity segment has the following properties:
Parameters
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Polynomial order: Contains the
polynomial order that results from the
specified start and end point, start and
end velocity, and start and end
acceleration.
Start position: Specifies the axis position
at the beginning of the segment,
relative to the end position of the
previous segment. If the parameter is
left blank (unspecified), the logical CAM
position from the previous segment is
used as the starting position.
Velocity: Specifies the velocity of the
axis during this segment.
Acceleration: Specifies the acceleration
of the axis when increasing the velocity.
Parameterized jumps may occur in the
acceleration when 2 succeeding
segments have different End acceleration
and Start acceleration values.
Deceleration: Specifies the deceleration
of the axis when decreasing the velocity.
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The velocity segment can only be edited using the
Property Window. The duration of the segment is used for
calculating the segment length. For fast visual identifi-
cation, the letter v is shown in the middle of the segment.
Illustration 5.76 shows a velocity segment with a velocity of
200 RPM and a duration of 2500 ms.
Illustration 5.76 Velocity Segment
Torque segment
The Torque segment has the following properties:
Parameters
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The torque segment can only be edited using the Property
Window. The duration of the segment is used for
calculating the segment length. The velocity limit of the
segment is used for calculating and showing the velocity,
and calculating the segment polynomial. For quick visual
identification of the segment, the letter τ is shown in the
middle of the segment. Illustration 5.77 contains a torque
segment with a velocity limit of 60 RPM and a duration of
2000 ms.
Torque limit: Specifies the maximum
torque used during this segment. Given
in mNm.
Start position: Specifies the axis position
at the beginning of the segment,
relative to the End position of the
previous segment. If the parameter is
left blank (unspecified), the logical CAM
position from the previous segment is
used as the starting position.
Torque: Specifies the target torque
during this segment. The value is given
in mNm.
Torque ramp: Specifies the rate of
change of torque during this segment.
The value is given in mNm per second.
Velocity limit: Specifies the maximum
velocity used during this segment.
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