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Suggestions
Comments
Keyword
This is an optional but recommended entry.
Placed in the file by the Profile
Editor to determine the
dimension of a given unit.
Dimension=
6.2.11.7.0 Channel Data Syntax
Following the channel definition, you must define the command data for that channel.
Channel data attributes can be entered two ways, as constants or as individual values. Constants are declared
before any individual parameters are listed, and they require the equal sign (=) to be appended to the end of
its keyword. Any keyword can be defined as a constant. The following is one example of the command data
syntax where one keyword is defined as a constant. Each row of data defines a command element.
The following is an example of proper command data syntax:
Command Data Syntax
Shape= Sine
Level2
Level1
Count
Frequency
mm
mm
Cycles
Hz
-5
5
100
10
0
10
150
5
0
0
0.5
1
Channel Data Syntax
Comments
Range
Keyword
This entry is required. Only one of these three
can be specified. Rate must reflect the rate of
change of the level dimension.
Undetermined
Frequency, Time, or
Rate
1
This optional entry specifies the number of
repeats. The units can be segments or cycles,
Greater than 0
Count
and the value must be greater than 0. If this
option is omitted, the command will run once.
This entry is optional. When not assigned as
a constant, each segment can have a different
shape. The default is Sine.
Ramp, Sine, Square, TrueSine,
SquareTapered, RampTapered,
SineTapered, or
TrueSineTapered
Shape
1
Rate is not supported by phase profiles.
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