E-CAM VELOCITY BLENDING

Depends what's the interpolation law that you choose... If they are linear, then if I am not wrong the two speeds are identical (final of 1 and initial of 2) and you just have to launch the second cam immediately after the first... In that case there's no velocity discontinuity.

In other applications you can have cam1 which ends with speed called "v1" and cam2 which starts with speed "v2". This means that you have to create a transition cam betwwen them which starts with v1 speed and ends with v2 speed, typically using a cubic trajectory.

It's not's very difficult

Davinator

If they are linear, then if I am not wrong the two speeds are identical (final of 1 and initial of 2)

If they are linear the slope of the first one is 0.5, of the second one is 1.0 

Yeah, I misread the 300 , I was using mobile.

Can you also suggest him a decent transition cam ?

Davinator

Can you also suggest him a decent transition cam ?

There's no space for a transition. Also a question arises why both cams can't be joined into a single one?

The originator should understand that instant jump in velocity is physically impossible. Therefor requirements must be rethink.

On the other hand he could show the code he uses to switch the cams so we could review it.

Well, speed is given implicitly as (Y1-Y0)/(X1-X0) and considering if you are using a straight or a POLY3 slope.

I have interpolated I think hundred of cams and Simotion still has a very simple way of doing that (in my opinion easier than TIA).

If you post here your cams we can better help you. As Jacek observed, your two cams are already "continuous" in terms of speed, so we don't exactly understand what you need to do.