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{{MC-Basic |SHORT FORM= |SYNTAX= DTorque <nowiki><</nowiki>''Torque Value''<nowiki>> {TimeTorque=<</nowiki>''time''>}''' |AVAILABILITY= |DESCRIPTION= Duration of the torque command .Time when the deceleration (torque decrease towards zero) is started, counting from the end of the torque increase. If set to –1 (default) endless torque command . |TYPE= Long |RANGE= -1 , 0 to MaxLong |UNITS= Milliseconds |DEFAULT= 1 |SCOPE= Task, Terminal |LIMITATIONS= Nodal only.To set the v
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|SHORT FORM=
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|SYNTAX= <nowiki>TimeToTorque=<</nowiki>''time''>''' ''DTorque <nowiki><</nowiki>''Torque Value''<nowiki>> {TimeToTorque=<</nowiki>''time''>}'''
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|AVAILABILITY=
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|DESCRIPTION= Defines the time needed to change the torque from an initial value to the value given in the DigitalTorque command.
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|TYPE= Long
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|RANGE= 1 to MaxLong
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|UNITS= Milliseconds
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|DEFAULT=
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|SCOPE= Task, Terminal
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|LIMITATIONS=Modal/Nodal .To set the value within a task, the axis must be attached to that task either implicitly (if no other task is accessing the axis) or explicitly using the “ATTACH” command.''' '''
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|EXAMPLE= ?TimeToTorque
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DigitalTorque 100 TimeToTorque = 1000
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|SEE ALSO=
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Revision as of 12:54, 2 February 2011

Defines the time needed to change the torque from an initial value to the value given in the DigitalTorque command.

Syntax

TimeToTorque=<time> DTorque <Torque Value> {TimeToTorque=<time>}

Type

Long

Range

1 to MaxLong

Units

Milliseconds

Scope

Task, Terminal

Limitations

Modal/Nodal .To set the value within a task, the axis must be attached to that task either implicitly (if no other task is accessing the axis) or explicitly using the “ATTACH” command.

Examples

?TimeToTorque

DigitalTorque 100 TimeToTorque = 1000