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12/7/2008 10:51 PM	Rate (0)
Burumdurum Posts: 31 Rating: (0)	Hi everyone! In my project i have 2 axis and now i need them to work synchronous on a certain geometrical path (i need them to make square and triangle). Could anybody give me a clue about it? Thank you very much, Tanya
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12/8/2008 12:01 PM	Rate (0)
HMK_Nick Experienced Member Joined: 9/24/2008 Last visit: 4/10/2025 Posts: 30 Rating: (8)	Assuming that you have SCOUT and firmware v4.1, you can use the PATH functionality. Create a path objectcontaining your 2 axes. You can then traverse your geometrical shapes by positioning the path object to 2D coordinates. For more information you should refer to the Path Interpolation documentation. https://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/llisapi.dll/csfetch/32817421/Path_interpolation_technology_object_en-US.pdf Nick

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12/8/2008 1:10 PM	Rate (0)
Burumdurum Posts: 31 Rating: (0)	The problem is that i have SCOUT V3.2.1, and there is no path interpolation commands there (
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12/8/2008 4:48 PM	Rate (0)
HMK_Nick Experienced Member Joined: 9/24/2008 Last visit: 4/10/2025 Posts: 30 Rating: (8)	If you don't have v4.1 then you would have to create CAM's for the 2 axes to perform a 'path' move. You would create a virtual master and then cam synchronise the axes to it. There is a fair amount of work involved in creating the CAM tables.It's certainly less work if you could use the Path Interpolation inv4.1 SP2.
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