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Optics

Axis

encoder

Repeatability

Range

MPS switch

Limit switch

Actuator

CLF

CLF Direction

Forward Move Direction

Reverse Move direction

Slits

Y

-

0.2mm

-12.5, +12.5mm ?

In/Out; optical switch

-

SLC2445 - UHV

500

-Y direction

+Y

-Y

Slits

X

-

5µm

2.2mm = ±1.10 mm


-

SLC2430 - UHV

100

Middle of stage

+X

-X


Tests in B031 clean room used ASCII Terminal and MCSConfiguration tools. Software can be found at V:\CD\Motion Control\SmarACT software

Equipment needed for test -2x cables DB15M-F , MCS controller, MCS-3S-PP-SDS15 cable, DB9 connector and serial cable.

NOTES:

Stage Moves according to beam co ordinate system.

-If logged in from MCSConfiguration tool, commands sent from ASCII Terminal do not work. You will need to power cycle the controller to re-establish communication. By doing so, your home position is lost and the stage will need to find reference again.

-By default the stage sets maximum closed loop frequency to 5000. This is too fast for the stage. Use CLF command to change this to appropriate value mentioned in the table above.

-Useful commands

Get System ID- Check if communication has been established. GSI

Set Closed Loop Max Frequency - Defines max Freq the positioner is driven when using closed loop commands. SCLF

Get Position- Returns current position. GP

Get Physical Position Known- Returns 1 if home is not lost. GPPK. (Useful to know if power was lost but IOC was still alive)

Find reference Mark -"Finding Home" FRM. This command will behave differently based on the stage.

Move Position Relative . MPR (Units nm)

Move Position Absolute. MPA




Open MCSConfiguration Tool

For X axis connected to channel 1 and Y axis connected to channel 3 (On the SW, channel reference starts from 0)

  1. Set MaxCLF to 100 and 500 for X and Y respectively.
  2. Press Set MaxCLF button

Disconnect COM Port

Open ASCII Terminal

Connect to COM Port. You will get a fail to open serial error. If so,

Edit > Settings > Connection > Port To Use - Here select the COM that you are using.

Connect to COM Port.

Test communication by using GSI command

Set closed loop max freq

SCLF0,100 response E0,0

SCLF2,500 response E2,0

GP0 response P0,-93

GP2 response P0,-167

GPPK0 respose PPK0,0 (So it lost its reference)

GPPK2 response PPK2,0 (So it lost its reference)

FRM0,4,2000,1 response E-1,7

FRM0,0,2000,1 response E0,0

GPPK0 response PPK0,0

GP0 response P0,-28636

MPR0,1200000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,1171314

MPR0,500000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,1671287

MPR0,500000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,2178038

MPR0,500000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,2177578


So we hit hard Stop. Going reverse


MPR0,-2000000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,177574

MPR0,-2000000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,-28542

MPR0,-500000,2000 response E0,0

GP0 response P0,-27907


So we hit hard Stop.

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