National Instruments NI-Motion User Manual

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Index

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I-3

NI-Motion User Manual

direct set, A-2
documentation, xiv

conventions used in manual, xiii
NI resources, D-1
related documentation, xiv

drivers (NI resources), D-1
dual loop feedback, 3-7

algorithm, 3-8

E

electrical cycle, counts per, A-2
electronic camming, 10-1
electronic gearing.
See gearing
encoders

pulses using RTSI, 12-39

event polling, 4-14
examples, xiv

default installation directory, xv

examples (NI resources), D-1

F

feedback

dual loop, 3-7

algorithm, 3-8

velocity, 3-9

algorithm, 3-10
velocity amplifiers, 3-10

find home, 8-1
find index, 8-1
find reference, 8-1
forward limit, 8-1
frequency, commutation, A-2

G

Ga, 3-7
gear ratio, 10-1
gearing, 10-1

algorithm, 10-2

C/C++ code, 10-5, 10-19
LabVIEW code, 10-5, 10-19

graphing data, 4-14

H

Hall effect sensors, A-1

troubleshooting, A-3

hardware

functional architecture of NI motion

controllers, 1-4

interaction with NI-Motion driver

software, 1-2

helical arc move, 6-13

algorithm, 6-14
C/C++ code, 6-15
LabVIEW code, 6-15

help

application notes, xiv
Motion Hardware Advisor, xv
NI Developer Zone, xv
technical support, D-1

high-speed capture input using RTSI, 12-40
high-speed capture. See synchronization
home, 8-1

I

index, 8-1
indirect variables, onboard programs, 14-24
initialization, programmatic, B-1
input and output with data acquisition, 2-3
input and output with image acquisition, 2-3
input/output. See synchronization
inputs, 2-3
instrument drivers (NI resources), D-1
integral gain, 3-4
introduction, I-1

configuring the system

real-time, C-1
tuning the motors, 3-1

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