Danfoss MCO 305 Design Manual page 71

MCO 305 Design Guide
CAM-Editor Window
The CAM-Editor window is divided into four sectors:
– Curve profile diagram along with the Curve
profile toolbar,
– Control section containing checkboxes for dis-
playing and hiding various attributes of the
Curve profile diagram and buttons for managing
the CNF file as a whole.
– Table of the Fix points and Start Stop Points,
– Index cards: Curve Data, Curve Info and all
parameters according to the dialog fields of the
APOSS program: Encoder, Home,
Inputs/Outputs, PID-Controller, Synchronization
and Velocity.
The title bar displays the name of the CNF file and the complete path. The right side of the title bar displays
the number (the location) of the array in the CNF file and the number of array elements which you need for
the DIM instruction in the APOSS program, for example "Arr.Nr/ArrSize [0/350]".
The entire CAM-Editor window can be enlarged or reduced as desired by resizing the window in the normal
way.
To close the CAM-Editor window, click the normal "Close window" button at the top right corner of the
window.
CAM Controls
The CAM controls section of the CAM-Editor window
contains checkboxes for displaying and hiding
various attributes of the Curve profile diagram and
buttons for managing the CNF file as a whole.
Please use the online help for more details.
Continuous Recalc, Auto-Scale, and Snap on Grid
Continuous Recalc: If this flag is checked, then the curve profiles will be continuously recalculated and
redisplayed, as Fix points are dragged in the curve profile diagram.
Auto Scale: If this flag is checked, then the curve profile diagram will be automatically re-scaled so that the
entire curve is always visible.
Note that if the diagram has been manually zoomed or scrolled, then this flag will be automatically cleared
so that the user's area of interest will remain visible.
Snap on Grid: If this flag is checked, then Fix points will be snapped to the nearest interpolation grid point
whenever they are moved. It is recommended that this flag always be checked. Fix points which do not fall
on interpolation points, will not lie on the curve profile.
Note that the last fix point is always snapped to the interpolation grid, regardless of this flag, so that the
proper relationship can be maintained between the master cycle length and the number of interpolation
points.
Online Mode: Managing the CNF File
Use the functions of MCT 10 Motion Control Tool for New, Load and Save CNF as.
Write to drive: Click on
the drive. The new values will also be saved in the MCT 10 database.
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Write to drive to download the new CNF values (specifically the CAM arrays) to
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