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Pulse burst positioning is a [[setpoint]] method based on [[pulse and direction]] signals. In pulse burst mode, [[controller]] need only to generate a burst of pulses with direction signal to begin a motion relative to current position. Motion will comply with pre-configured acceleration and velocity limits of the drive. | Pulse burst positioning is a [[setpoint]] method based on [[pulse and direction]] signals. In pulse burst mode, [[controller]] need only to generate a burst of pulses with direction signal to begin a motion relative to current position. Motion will comply with pre-configured acceleration and velocity limits of the drive. | ||
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*Simplicity - easy to understand and implement point-to-point motion | *Simplicity - easy to understand and implement point-to-point motion | ||
*No real-time pulse train [[controller]] needed - smooth motion profile is generated inside the drive | *No real-time pulse train [[controller]] needed - smooth motion profile is generated inside the drive | ||
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IncrementalMove(-1500); | IncrementalMove(-1500); | ||
WaitForMoveDone();</syntaxhighlight> | WaitForMoveDone();</syntaxhighlight> | ||
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