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Navitar Motorized Zoom Systems Instruction Manual for Windows
Revision B
Page 17 of 23
2/17/2004
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STOP Button
Click the STOP button to immediately halt both motors. This function is useful
during startup debugging if the motor directions are not defined properly - see
Customer Setup - Zero above. If the user has setup an Autorun operation,
clicking the STOP button will clear all Autorun check boxes.
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Axis Specific Controls and Indicators
The control panel contains two identical sections for each axis. The following
discussion applies to either axis.
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Motor Position Control
Along the left edge of the control panel is the Motor Position Control. This
column controls the current position of the motor relative to the home and limit
sensors.
The user can quickly position the motor at an approximate position along its
travel path. There are several ways to accomplish this.
Clicking at a specific position within the column will cause the motor to advance
to that position.
Dragging the slider to a specific location within the column will cause the motor to
advance to that position.
By clicking the arrow buttons at the top and bottom of the column will cause the
motor to move in the indicated direction in discrete steps.
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Motor Position Indicator
Just to the right of the Motor Position control column is the Motor Position
Indicator column. This column indicates, in blue column, the current position of
the motor between the home and limit ends of the travel.
If the motor is at home, the column is cleared. If the motor is at the limit end of
travel, the column is solid blue.
The controller, at start up, will drive the motor to home, to limit and back to home,
to determine the total distance available. (It assumes that home is “near” and
“down thru home” has been activated. The column height indicates the relative
position of the motor along the path.
The Position Indicator indicates the actual motor position. Using the Position
Control, the motor may be commanded to move to any location along its travel.