RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
10 Commands And Functions
463
Ctrl Command set_offset
Function defines an offset for
all subsequent
coordinate transformations (see "Coordinate
Transformations", page 161).
Call
set_offset( HeadNo, XOffset, YOffset, at_once )
Parameters
HeadNo
See set_offset_xyz.
XOffset,
YOffset
See set_offset_xyz.
at_once
See set_offset_xyz.
Comments • See "Coordinate Transformations", page 161.
• The command functions similarly to set_offset_xyz , but leaves
ZOffset
unchanged.
RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5 unchanged primary functionality (offset definition), however:
• The parameters
HeadNo
and
at_once
are new.
• Extended offset value range.
• Also see "Notes for RTC
®
4 Users:", page 164.
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 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 set_offset_list, set_offset_xyz, set_angle, set_matrix, set_scale
Variable
List Command
set_offset_list
Function same as set_offset_xyz (see above), but a list command
Call
set_offset_list( HeadNo, XOffset, YOffset, at_once )
Parameters
HeadNo
See set_offset_xyz.
XOffset,
YOffset
See set_offset_xyz.
at_once
See set_offset_xyz_list.
RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5 See set_offset_xyz.
Version info Last change with version DLL 525, OUT 527: behavior for
at_once
=3
References set_offset_xyz