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William_B Posts: 5225 Rating: (1192)	Hi there, I am looking for more information on the "MC_CommandTable" command. Have you used this command before? Where can I find a detailed description (with pictures / examples)? I wish to know as this will help me decide if it is worth upgrading to service pack 1. The probem is that service pack 1 is about 3GB in size.. for me that is huge. Hope to hear from you. --William
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Apart from the CommandTable you should upgrade to SP1 Upd2 and later also to SP2 (if it is released). Don't care about the size. It is as big as the standard installation. Maybe 1-2MB bigger, but not additional 3GB to your standard.

With CommandTable you can drive specified profiles. The handling is very easy. Hopefully soon will be an update of CE-X7 available, which shows the functionality of CommandTable

Controlled positioning with S7-1200 via pulse/direction interface (CE-X7)

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William_B Posts: 5225 Rating: (1192)	Hi. Thanks for responding to on this issue. The interface seem easy enough to understand you it could work. (I have updated my TIA since starting the thread.) My questions are now more specific. Sorry to ask. My hardware is commited in building the application. [1] Let us say you have a sequence of 10 movement steps defined in the motion table. The one blends in into the other. Now I trigger the sequence to start at step 3 and end at 5. How will the motion ends after completing step 5 - ramp down or stop without ramping? [2] Let's say there are absolute motions involved. I guess the start position listed in the table is only for the purpose of doing the graph - right? In adnvance my thanks. - William
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Robster Gold Expert Joined: 5/28/2008 Last visit: 9/11/2024 Posts: 1343 Rating: (141)	[1] Without testing I would say ramp down. But I think, if step 5 is velocity movement, it moves further on. But I'm not sure. Do you have the possibility to test it? [2] What do you mean exactly? Do you have a screenshot?

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