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Sometimes a machine rotary axis has a small range on one side and a bigger range on the other side.
Let us take an example of a milling machine using an “A” rotary on the head and a “B” rotary axis on the table. The “A” axis range would be -110 to +45 degrees and the “B” axis range would be -360 to +360 degrees.
In case you want to avoid possible overtravel on the smaller range side of the “A” axis, you can write a macro in “Motion startup macro” to force the rotary axis to use the alternate kinematic solution. See the example below for an “A” head rotary axis ranging from -110 to +45 degrees and a “B” table rotary axis ranging from -360 to +360 degrees.
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