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If a stage is attached and is recognised by the controller (reading the stage calibration) then the
appropriate CLOSED LED will either be RED (Open loop) or GREEN (Closed loop) depending
upon mode of operation selected.
5.3
Moving the stage
There are multiple ways to control the position of the stage:-
via the analogue input;
by commands from the controlling PC;
by commands from the stepped inputs;
by function playback triggered by the controlling PC or external hardware.
All enabled commands are summed to give an overall position command.
5.3.1 Analogue command input
The ANA-IP is for the application of an analogue position command to the controller. The
analogue command is applied via the front BNC connector(s), with an independent input for each
channel.
It is used to change the stage position from minimum calibrated position to maximum calibrated
position. Note that the analogue command must be enabled in the control software.
The input is single ended, where signal is applied to the connector central core and the connector
shell is connected to 0V or signal ground.
Table 5-1: Analogue command table
Analogue input
Stage Position
+10V*
Maximum position (+Range/2)
0V (or disabled via software)
Nominal position
-10V*
Minimum position (-Range/2)
*See results sheet for exact values.
5.3.2 Digital command input
Digital commands are sent over the chosen communication interface
– USB or Ethernet. Digital
commands are set in picometres for linear stages or picoradians for angular stages
– see stage
results sheet for units.