Graphic Object Settings (Vec Format File) : Cdc - Panasonic LP-GS Series Serial Communication Command Manual

3-8-2 Graphic object settings (VEC format file) : CDC

Sets the parameters such as the position and size of the graphic objects (VEC format file).
Reference
• If you want to change the object position only, use the object coordinate (POS) command or object movement (POR)
command as a shortened command.
• If you want to change the laser power/scan speed correction value of the object only, use the laser correction by object
(MOD) command as a shortened command.
• If the object type set in the specified object number is not the graphic (VEC), the laser marker returns the negative
response.
• This command cannot be used for other than VEC format graphic file, such as DXF, BMP, JPEG or HPGL etc.
• The VEC format is a graphic format converted for the laser marker use.
⿎ Setting request data / response data for readout
Start
CDC
code
Sub command is "S" for the setting request data and the initial setting "A" for the response data for readout.
⿎ Readout request data
Start
CDC
code
⿎ Data description
Name
Object No.
X-position
Y-position
Rotation angle
X-scaling
Y-scaling
Laser power
correction
Scan speed
correction
Total data length
* Setting request data are variable length.
114
[Object No.], [X-position], [Y-position],
Sub [Rotation angle], [X-scaling], [Y-scaling],
command [Laser power correction], [Scan speed correction]
[Object No.]
R
Max. 4-byte
Data length
Omit
[byte]
– Max. 4* "0000"–"1999"
Y Max. 8*
"-999.999"–"+999.999" [mm]
Y Max. 8*
Y Max. 8* "-180.000"–"+180.000" [°]
Y Max. 8*
"0001.000"–"1000.000" [%]
Y Max. 8*
Y Max. 3* "000"–"999" [%]
Y Max. 3* "001"–"999" [%]
Max. 57 It is the length including the separator ",".
Max. 57-byte
(Check
End code
sum)
Data contents
ME-LPGS-SR-5
(Check
End code
sum)
Remarks
Specifies the origin coordinate of
the graphic.
The graphic origin is the position
specified when converting the
graphic data into a VEC file.
The rotation center is the center of
the code symbol.
The correction ratio is calculated
using the size of the saved graphic
data as 100%.
The correction ratio is calculated
using the value set at the laser
settings as 100%.