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CONEX-CC 

Controller GUI Manual 

“Incremental Motion / PR-Move Relative” 

In the “Incremental Motion / PR-Move Relative” area, two increment values can be 

defined. For each defined increment, a relative move is performed in either the 

negative direction or positive direction. 
 

“Cyclic Motion” and “Target position / PA-Move Absolute” 

In the “Cyclic Motion” area, a motion cycle is configured with a number of cycles 

(Cycle) and a dwell time in milliseconds. The motion cycle gets the defined target 

positions from the “Target position / PA-Move Absolute’ area to perform the cycle. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
In the “Target position / PA-Move Absolute” area, two target positions can be 

defined. The “Go to” button allows executing the absolute move to go to the specified 

target position. 
 

“Motion Configuration Values” 

In the “Motion Configuration Values”, the current ends of run and the velocity are 

displayed in a disabled text box: “Minimum end of run”, “Maximum end of run” and 

“Velocity”. These ends of run and the velocity can be modified and saved with the 

“Set” button. 
 

Memorised positions 

The combo box allows memorizing the positions get by the “Save Pos.” button. Each 

of these positions can be renamed or deleted. To execute an absolute move to go to 

one of these memorized positions, select one item of the combo box and click on “Go 

to” button. When the mouse moves over to the combo box, the positions of the 

selected memorized position are shown in an information balloon. 

Rename a memorized position:

 Select an item from the combo box, edit the position 

name to change it and click on the “Rename” button to save the new position name. 

Delete a memorized position:

 Select an item from the combo box, right-click on the 

mouse and select the “Delete” menu to delete the selected memorized position. 

Loop #1 

Loop #2 

Tempo (Dwell) 

Target #2 

Target #1 

Tempo (Dwell) 

Tempo (Dwell) 

Tempo (Dwell) 

Loop #N 

 

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Summary of Contents for CONEX-CC

Page 1: ...CONEX CC Single Axis DC Motion with Controller Driver Controller GUI Manual V2 0 x...

Page 2: ...uctions No part of this document may be reproduced or copied without the prior written approval of Newport Corporation This document is provided for information only and product specifications are sub...

Page 3: ...Controller State Diagram 2 2 0 Installation 3 2 1 Install CONEX CC Graphical User Interface 3 2 2 Launch GUI 3 3 0 Getting Started 4 3 1 Discover Instruments 4 4 0 User Interface 5 4 1 Configuration...

Page 4: ...CONEX CC Controller GUI Manual EDH0277En1041 10 17 iv...

Page 5: ...r interface GUI 1 2 Overview The CONEX CC Controller GUI is a graphical user interface that allows the user to interact with the CONEX CC controller that is connected to stages with DC motors and enco...

Page 6: ...ion 2 0 0 Controller s LED display NOT REFERENCED If everything is OK then SOLID ORANGE NOT REFERENCED If hardware faults or wrong parameters then SOLID RED NOT REFERENCED If end of runs then SLOW BLI...

Page 7: ...n folder selection By default it is showing C Click on Next Ready to install window opens up Click Install Then installation starts wait for completion Click on Finish to finalize the installation 32...

Page 8: ...ill appear This window allows the user to select a com port where the desired instrument is connected NOTE When more than one CONEX CC instrument is connected this window allows the user to switch the...

Page 9: ...er GUI logs everything Critical Error is the least detailed of the settings and when this setting is selected the Controller GUI will only log errors that are defined to be critical The polling interv...

Page 10: ...tions is a list of memorized positions The format is Name of positions 1 X position 1 Y position 2 Models InstrumentInfo XAxis XAxis defines the instrument for X axis None no instrument for X axis Ins...

Page 11: ...t Middle Click SelectXaxis Select Unselect X axis MouseButton MouseEvent Left Click SelectYaxis Select Unselect Y axis MouseButton MouseEvent Right Click IncreaseSensibility Increase the zoom level of...

Page 12: ...e different controller states refer to the controller state diagram in section 1 3 The second button Save Pos memorizes the current positions X and Y in the combo box As soon as a new position is memo...

Page 13: ...and the velocity are displayed in a disabled text box Minimum end of run Maximum end of run and Velocity These ends of run and the velocity can be modified and saved with the Set button Memorised posi...

Page 14: ...ouse hovers over the LED icon the controller state is displayed inside an information balloon Two text boxes display the current positions X and Y The combo box allows memorizing the positions with a...

Page 15: ...hand and the CONEX CC goes to the TRACKING state Next each mouse move generates a displacement command The second click middle mouse button exits the tracking mode The wheel button increases or decrea...

Page 16: ...commands and to view the history of commands that were sent and the responses that were received This list of commands and the syntax of each command can be found in the user s manual A file of comman...

Page 17: ...e information about the Controller GUI and the connected instrument It displays the Controller GUI name version and copyright information It also displays the instrument model instrument key serial nu...

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