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The CEC table has to be enabled in the DRIVE MD of both axes it uses and
has to be switched on in PARAMETERS, MISC.
METRIC
CHANDATA(1)
$AN_CEC[0,0]=0.0008
$AN_CEC[0,1]=0.0002
$AN_CEC[0,2]=-0.0005
$AN_CEC[0,3]=-0.0021
$AN_CEC[0,4]=-0.0039
$AN_CEC[0,5]=-0.0045
$AN_CEC[0,6]=-0.0051
$AN_CEC[0,7]=-0.0055
$AN_CEC[0,8]=-0.0066
$AN_CEC[0,9]=-0.0078
$AN_CEC[0,10]=-0.009
$AN_CEC_INPUT_AXIS[0]=(AX1)
$AN_CEC_OUTPUT_AXIS[0]=(AX1)
$AN_CEC_STEP[0]=50
$AN_CEC_MIN[0]=-250
$AN_CEC_MAX[0]=250
$AN_CEC_DIRECTION[0]=1
$AN_CEC_MULT_BY_TABLE[0]=0
$AN_CEC_IS_MODULO[0]=0
The first number in the square bracketed column is the table designation in
this case Table 0.
The second number in the square bracketed column is the number of the
compensation point on the INPUT axis. (The max number of points has to be
decided in Drive MD.)The value after this is the amount of movement applied
to the OUTPUT axis at this point.
"CEC_INPUT_AXIS" is the INPUT axis on table 0 and "CEC_OUTPUT_AXIS" is
the OUTPUT axis on table 0. (In this example both are the same axis so linear
comp would be applied - this is an alternative to ball screw error comp!)
"CEC_STEP" is the spacing size between the points on the INPUT
axis."CEC_MIN" and "CEC_MAX" are the start and end points of the INPUT
axis."CEC_DIRECTION" is the direction in which the comp is applied.