Navitar Motorized Zoom Systems Instruction Manual for Windows
Revision B
Page 15 of 23
2/17/2004
Note that the motor rotation direction will also change based on the Far/Near
selection. The forward direction is always the direction from home to limit. But
the home and limit ends of the travel can be swapped using the Zero Near/Far
setting. The reverse direction is from limit to home. The Far/Near selection also
has to be considered when configuring the backlash values.
8.6.1.8 Customer Setup - Down Through Home
This selection allows the user to force the motor to travel through the ‘Home’
position whenever moving in the reverse direction. If the check box is checked,
and the motor is commanded to move to a position with a lower count than the
current position, the motor will move all the way to ‘Home’, or zero count, reverse
direction and return in the forward direction to the desired target count. This
feature acts to reset the absolute position count and remove any potential
backlash.
8.6.1.9 Customer Setup – Disable Axis 2
Selecting this box will disable Axis 2. Axis 2 will be labeled ‘Disabled’ on the main
control panel. When working with a single-axis system, this box should be
selected.
8.6.1.10
Customer Setup - Cancel
Clicking this button will close the Customer Setup dialog box and no changes will
be made to the setup within the controller.
8.6.1.11
Customer Setup - OK
Clicking this button will close the Customer Setup dialog box and the changes
will be saved in a non-volatile memory within the controller.
8.7
Help Pull Down Menu - Help
The Help for the controller operation is presented.
8.8
Help Pull Down Menu - About
This box presents information about the PC software version (Version), hardware
version (HW), firmware version (SW), and the date of manufacture of the
controller. These values have been stored within the controller at the time of
manufacture and cannot be changed by the user. Click the OK button to close
the window.
