In this case, we want to make the Segment 2 a Constant Velocity segment.

1.Click the graph area below Segment 2

2.Click the Motion-Law Selector to make the segment a 'Constant-Velocity' segment.

3.Click a different segment, to take the 'focus' from the Motion-Law Selector.

1.Click Open Blend-Point Editor icon in the Segment & Blend-Point-Editor toolbar - see left

Now, we can edit the motion-values of the Selected-Segment.

Use the Blend-Point Editor to edit the Y-AXIS Values

2.Velocity Motion-Values (see image above)

End Velocity (of Previous-Segment) = 0 (mm/s)

Match is active.

START-VELOCITY (of Selected-Segment) Read-Only = 0 (mm/s)

The Segment is identical to a DWELL motion-law, because the Velocity is zero.

3.Edit the End-Velocity (see image above).

End Velocity (of Previous-Segment) = 200 (mm/s)

Match is active.

START-VELOCITY (of Selected-Segment) Read-Only = 200 (mm/s)

Because, Match is active and the Motion-Law is Constant-Velocity, the Start-Velocity of the Selected-Segment is equal to the End-Velocity of the Previous Segment = 200mm/s