RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
10 Commands And Functions
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RTC
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4
RTC
®
5 new command
With the RTC
®
5, the image field coordinates for the X and Y axes are specified as 20-bit
values. In RTC
®
4 compatibility mode, they are specified as 16-bit values (as with the
RTC
®
4) and the RTC
®
5 multiplies the specified offset values for the X and Y axes (not for
the Z axis) by 16 (the permissible range of values is correspondingly reduced to
[–32768 … +32767]).
Version info
Last changes:
• With version DLL 525, OUT 527: behavior for
at_once
= 3
• With Version DLL 536, OUT 536:
HeadNo
= 4
References
Variable
List Command
set_offset_xyz_list
Function
same as
(see above), but a list command
Call
set_offset_xyz_list( HeadNo, XOffset, YOffset, ZOffset, at_once )
Parameters
HeadNo
See
XOffset,
YOffset
See
at_once
This parameter (unsigned 32-bit value) determines when the defined
transformation becomes effective:
= 0:
The transformation settings are only collected and intermediately
stored, but the transformation is not processed as long as this is not
activated via another coordinate transformation (e.g. via a list
command with
at_once
= 1 or a corresponding control command).
= 1:
The transformation is immediately calculated (including all
transformation settings that were collected until then) and processed
prior to the next list command. The “laser active” laser control signals
will first be switched off if necessary.
= 2:
The transformation settings are only collected and intermediately
stored (as with
at_once
= 0). However, The transformation is
immediately calculated (including all transformation settings that
were collected and intermediately stored until then) and applied to
the current position when the next
,
,
or
= 3:
As with
at_once
= 1, but the laser control signals remain unaffected.
> 3:
See
at_once
= 2
RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5 See
.
Version info
Last change with version DLL 525, OUT 527: behavior for
at_once
= 3
References
Ctrl Command set_offset_xyz