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When used as a query, this instruction returns the number of axes that the controller supports. The number of axes is set at the factory according to the number purchased. It is also possible to use the instruction as a command, to set the actual number of axes to a number less than the value set at the factory. The command must appear on the first line of the Config.prg file.
Short form
Sys.NAxes
System.NAxes
Syntax
Sys.NumberAxes = <value>
System.NumberAxes = <value>
?Sys.NumberAxes
?System.NumberAxes
Availability
All versions
Type
Long
Range
1 to 64
Scope
Configuration, Task or Terminal
Limitations
The value is set only in the Config.prg file. Thereafter, it is Read only.
Examples
System.NumberAxes = 3 ‘Set the number of axes to 3
?Sys.NAxes