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RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
10 Commands And Functions
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Ctrl Command set_fly_tracking_error
Function activates or deactivates tracking error compensation of encoder values for Processing-on-
the-fly applications.
Call
set_fly_tracking_error( TrackingErrorX, TrackingErrorY )
Parameters
TrackingErrorX
,
TrackingErrorY
Tracking error in units of [10 µs] for each axis (signed 32-bit values)
allowable range: [0 … 65535], excessive bits are ignored.
Comments Tracking error compensation is a first-approximation correction:
EC = E + ( E – EP ) *
TrackingError
,
whereby E is the current encoder value, EP is that of the previous cycle and EC is the
compensated encoder value (used for Processing-on-the-fly correction).
To avoid step-like galvanometer movements, the used encoders should have a suffi-
ciently high resolution (counts per 10 µs cycle).
•If
TrackingErrorX,Y
= 0 (initialization value), then compensation will be switched off.
•The commands store_encoder, read_encoder and get_encoder still use the original,
uncorrected encoder values.
This compensation is practical only for linear motions (chapter 8.7.2, page 179), not for
rotary motions (chapter 8.7.3). For the latter,
TrackingErrorX,Y
should be set to 0.
If the encoders get reset via the start trigger (set_control_mode(bit #9 = 1)), then the
output value of the first 10 µs cycle might be incorrect to an unforeseen extent. Resets
via the set_fly_x and set_fly_y commands automatically wait internally for an empty
cycle.
This compensation only functions for Processing-on-the-fly applications with encoders,
but not with position signals via the McBSP interface.
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Version info Available beginning with version DLL 533, OUT 534, RBF 524

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