09-27-2014 02:51 PM
hi iam new to labview, doing a project based on motion control, i need to rotate a mirror to certain degree by rotating a motor step by step. so i need to enter the degree to which the mirror rotate, so how can i understand the number of steps to rotate 1 degree, can any one help me
09-27-2014 02:56 PM
the first thing we have to know is if you know how to do this without LabVIEW.
09-27-2014 03:08 PM
i have a stepper motor , and til now doing manual rotation to a desired angle, but inorder to make this automatic i need a program, so could you pls help me to where i get to start and what are those modules to develop a motor controlling code
09-27-2014 03:28 PM
It is best if you kept this question in your original message thread.
09-27-2014 07:29 PM
Hi,
You can use 4 axis to control motor, maybe you only need use 3.
X,Y and Z.
Boone
09-29-2014 02:08 PM
thankyou for your reply ,
i have a dout sir, i have a ni driver card ( NI UMI 7772) , which contains only 2 axis ,, is it possible to move 3 motor axis ie xyz stage by using this ni card.
iam having a xyz stage , i have to move 3 motors simultaneously, if i create a program through labview , can i use it as a software by controlling through serial port and without using ni driver card pls give me advice
09-29-2014 03:06 PM
Boone is correct. Of course you can't make a 2 axis controller work on 3 motors. You need to upgrade to the 7774 card which has 4 Axes, then only use 3 of them. Since the 777X modules are just interfaces to connect a motion control card to a motor driver you will need to update (or add to) those components as well. You need to provide info about those components you must already have. ![]()
Although the PC Serial Port can be used as a VERY simple digital output it is unlikely to be able to control a motor in a useful way. Since you have provided no information about your motors (or motor drivers) it's hard to suggest anything further.