RTC6 boards
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10 RTC6 Commands
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Normal List
Command
jump_abs_3d
Function Moves the output point (of the laser focus) along a 3D vector at jump speed from the
current position to the specified position (absolute coordinate values) within the
3D Image Field.
Restriction If the Option “3D” is not enabled or no 3D correction table has been assigned (see
select_cor_table), then jump_abs_3d has the same effect as jump_abs. However, split-
up into Microsteps is calculated like a 3D command and hence influences the effective
jump speed in the xy plane.
Call
jump_abs_3d( X, Y, Z )
Parameters
X
Absolute x coordinate of the jump vector end point. In bits.
As a signed 32-bit value.
Allowed value range: [–268,435,456…+268,435,455].
Out-of-range values are clipped to the boundary values.
The complete value range is only usable as a virtual Image Field for example,
for (enabled) Processing-on-the-fly applications.
Y
Like
X
(analogously).
Z
Like
X
(analogously), except
Allowed value range: [–524,288…+524,287].
Comments • Except for the additional motion in the third dimension, jump_abs_3d functions
similarly to jump_abs (see comments there).
• The
DirectMove3D
parameter of set_delay_mode determines the type of z axis motion
(linear or with stepwise correction).
RTC4RTC6 Unchanged functionality. In addition: increased value range.
In RTC4 Compatibility Mode, the RTC6 multiplies the values specified for
X
,
Y
and
Z
by 16.
The allowed value range decreases accordingly.
RTC5RTC6 Unchanged functionality. In addition: increased value range.
In RTC5 Compatibility Mode, the RTC6 multiplies the value specified for
Z
by 16.
The allowed value range decreases accordingly.
Version info Available as of DLL 600, OUT 600, RBF 600.
References jump_abs, jump_rel_3d, timed_jump_abs_3d
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Command
jump_abs_drill
Call
jump_abs_drill( X, Y, DrillTime )
Comments • This command is described, for example, in the manual for the intelliDRILL
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Module.
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Command
jump_abs_drill_2
Call
jump_abs_drill_2( X, Y, DrillTime, XOff, YOff )
Comments • This command is described, for example, in the manual for the intelliDRILL
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II 20
Module.
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