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You can use Z-Raw-Data, Position List, and Acceleration List to import data as a motion. 1.Select a Motion name-tab 2.Use the Motion-Law Selector to select Position-List (or Z-Raw Data, or Acceleration List) Note:
In the instructions below, we will use a Position List segment. There are three steps you must do to import data. STEP 1: Get data in the Data-Transfer Table 1.Open the Data-Transfer Table 2.Select the top, left cell in the Data-Transfer Table You need at least one column of data of at least 6 points. Either: 3.Cut & Paste data to the Data-Transfer Table from a Graph FB, NotePad®, Excel®, ... or 3.Open a TXT or CSV file-type. The data is now in the Data-Transfer Table. There should not be any empty-cells in sequence of data you want to import. STEP 2: Select data To select all of the data in a column. 1.Click the header (usually the Pos header) for the column of cells you want to use in the Position-List segment Or, to select a shorter sequence of data (you must select a minimum of 6 cells): 1.Click the first data-point in the column of data you want to import 2.SHIFT+ Click the last data-point you want to use, in the same column of data STEP 3: Post the data to the Position-List segment 1.Select the Position List segment in the motion graphs 2.Click the icon Put Data to List Segment in the Data-Transfer Table toolbar ![]() Put Data to List Segment The data is now uploaded to the Position-List segment |
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Position-List After you Put data to a List Segment type - a Z-Raw-Data segment in image - we do for you the following: If you post less than 5 points, we: •Instruct you to select more than 5 points from your data. When you post more than 5 points, we: •Create points in proportion to the segment-width and the number of motion-points as specified in the Active-Motion-Settings dialog. •Numerically differentiate the data to calculate Velocity, Acceleration, and Jerk values for their motion-graphs.
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