10-40 Support Software
Motion Perfect Tools
Trio Motion Technology
Jog Speed
This is the speed at which the jog will be performed. This win-
dow limits this value to the range from zero to the demand
speed for this axis, where the demand speed is given by the
SPEED
axis parameter. This value can be changed by writing directly to this con-
trol or using the jog speed control. The scroll bar changes the jog speed up or
down in increments of 1 unit per second
Jog Inputs
These are the inputs which will be associated with the forward
/ reverse jog functions.
They must be in the range 8 to the total number of inputs in
the system as the input channels 0 to 7 are not bi-directional
and so the state of the input cannot be set by the corresponding output.
The input is expected to be ON for the jog function to be disabled and OFF for
the reverse jog to be enabled. In order to respect this, when this is set to a valid
input number, the corresponding output is set ON and then the corresponding
REV_JOG
axis parameter is set.
Warnings
This shows the status of the
last jog request. For example,
the screen below shows axis 0
with IO channel 7 selected.
This is an Input-only channel
and therefore cannot be used
in the jog screen.
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