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Mirroring
Dory E.
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While mirroring a program (eg: A ~
, the external axis uses the same values as the "A" side of mirroring. Is there a way to have the external axis invert to apply a true mirroring effect?
For instance: If I have a weld that requires the 250B positioner to have the following values Axis 2= -90 deg. and Axis 3=35.
When I apply the mirror function, I expect the values to be Axis 2= 90 deg. and Axis 3= -35...
Instead, I get Axis 2= -90 deg. and Axis 3= 35...
I really like the mirroring effect, I just don't want to have to go back in and reteach the angles again...
What can I do to remed this?
Thank you,
Dory
Dory England
Ridewell Corp.
Springfield, MO, USA
You are always too young to be old, but you are never too old to be young...
Ridewell Corp.
Springfield, MO, USA
You are always too young to be old, but you are never too old to be young...
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