3.5.3. SETPOINT
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16 | Set Set Point | SetSetPoint | (long CardHandle, |
| Defines the Set Point Register (SPR). Reaching the SPR (i.e., | ||
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| short EncoderNumber, |
| meeting the condition IPC = SPR) may become the trigger of | ||
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| long SetPoint) |
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| SetPoint: | ||
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| The desirable SPR. Should conform to an unsigned | ||
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| number (ranging from 0 to 16777215). If SetPoint exceeds | ||
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| this range, a "failure" return code is responded, and SPR | ||
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| remains changeless. | ||
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| Refer | also to section 3.5.4. | |
17 | Get Set Point | GetSetPoint | (long CardHandle, |
| Gets the current value of the Set Point Register (SPR). | ||
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| short EncoderNumber, |
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| long* SetPoint) |
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Note: The description of the common arguments is in section 3.6
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