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1.10.4 Step #4: Set Filter Parameters
For motion to occur, some amount of feedback gain must be specified. Initially use just a proportional
gain with a very low value between 1 and 25. Later you can add integral or derivative gains as well as
feedforward gains if desired. The following sequence shows how to set the P, I, and D terms of the filter
and how to ‘update’ them, making them active.
SetKp xxxx
SetKd yyyy
SetKi zzzz
SetIntegrationLimit aaaa
Update
// xxxx is the desired proportional gain
// yyyy is the desired derivative gain
// zzzz is the desired integral gain
// aaaa is the desired integration limit
// make the values active.
It is not necessary to specify all 3 gains. Just Kp, followed by an Update can be specified, just a Kd, etc.
When exercising the motor use extreme caution. It is the responsibility of the user to observe
safety precautions at all times.
1.10.5 Step #5: Set the Motor Command
NOTE: THIS SECTION APPLIES TO THE MICROSTEPPING STEP MOTOR CARDS ONLY.
In order for motion to occur, the magnitude of the output must be set. Motor control output is described in
detail in the Navigator Motion Processor User’s Guide, section 9.4, Motor Command Output, page 55. A value between 0
and 32,767 represents an amplitude of 0 – 100%. A value of around 5000 should be satisfactory to start with.
Here is the command sequence to use:
SetMotorCommand xxxx
Update
// set the motor output level
// execute the move
Navigator-PC/104 User’s Guide
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