BSA Flow Software Installation and User's Guide - CSI

For each channel, the properties are:
Figure 5-29 The Lightweight channel properties.
Name:
Used to assign the name X, Y or Z to an axis. The default assignment is
channel 1 is X, channel 2 is Y and channel 3 is Z.
Two physical axes cannot have the same name.
Enabled / Desabled:
Only the channels which are physically present in the traverse controller
should be enabled.
This is a limitation of the ISEL controller. Desabled channel cannot be
before enabled channels. For example, if you have a 3D contoller, you can
disable ch. 3 can be desabled or channel 2 and 3, but you cannot desable
channel 1 or 2 with using channel 3.
Master:
Should always be set to Yes/On. Reserved for future use.
Direction of channel:
1 means positive away from the motor, -1 positive towards the motor. In a
standard 3 axis Lightweight Traverse, setting the vertical axis to -1 yields a
right hand coordinate system.
Offset position in mm:
The traverse coordinate of a datum point (see section 5.7.3)
Park position in mm:
If the Park button in the traverse dialog is clicked, the traverse moves to the
Park position.
Reference position in mm:
The traverse coordinate of the laboratory origin (see section 5.7.3).
Software limitation enabled:
Activates software limits of movements for the axis.
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