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FORCE B AXIS SIGNED POSITIVE


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pang_output : 0 	#Angle output options, primary                               		
sang_output : 0 	#Angle output options, secondary
               	#0 = Normal angle output
               	#1 = Signed absolute output, 0 - 360
               	#2 = Implied shortest direction absolute output, 0 - 360

 

Try setting these to 1

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Heavy, what post are you using?

 

I am using an old MPMaster from V9 that has been updated to X, X2, X3, X4, and X5. I'm getting only positive output. If you're using MPMaster as well, I can scroll through mine to try and find the relevant settings. I set the post up back in the V9 days, so I don't remember what I changed.

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Heavy, what post are you using?

 

I am using an old MPMaster from V9 that has been updated to X, X2, X3, X4, and X5. I'm getting only positive output. If you're using MPMaster as well, I can scroll through mine to try and find the relevant settings. I set the post up back in the V9 days, so I don't remember what I changed.

I'm using a post for a cinn. maxim 630. I'm guessing some special logic is going to have to be wrote into the post.I dont see anything in the post that tells it to only post a postive B value. It seems like it would be a simple option but I'm not seeing it.

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I'm using a post for a cinn. maxim 630. I'm guessing some special logic is going to have to be wrote into the post.I dont see anything in the post that tells it to only post a postive B value. It seems like it would be a simple option but I'm not seeing it.

 

I'm pretty sure it's just a simple switch if you're using the MPMaster post. I know I was able to do it on my own just by searching for "rotary" and changing stuff that seemed relevant.

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I actually think this might be a Machine Definition issue within the Machine Component Manager for the rotary axis. I believe the setting to control this is the Continuous Axis Type, then either Signed Direction, absolute angle(0-360 deg.) or Shortest direction, absolute angle(0-360 deg.)

 

Again, I think this is correct. I hope it helps.

 

Seth

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