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Hi kalmeyer, I would recommend to have a look at these examples. They come with a project and a description: https://content.helpme-codesys.com/en/CODESYS%20SoftMotion/_sm_basic_examples_single_axis.html. Best regards, Georg

Hi kenth1973, MC_Phasing has been improved in recent versions. I would recommend to install the latest version of SoftMotion (4.20.1.0) and test whether the problem still exists, and if so, what the error identifier is. (Also check the PLC log in this case, it might contain additional information.) Setting the internal state of the FB is not recommended, it could lead to malfunction of the FB and unintended movements of the drive. Best regards, Georg

Hi ducng, you need to make sure that MC_Power.Status is TRUE before you give a rising edge to MC_MoveRelative.Execute. (This is the same for virtual and real axes). Best regards, Georg

Hi ducng, please make sure to call all Motion-FBs in the EtherCAT task. In your case, the PLC_PRG should be below the EtherCAT task, not the MainTask. Best regards, Georg

Hi imdatatas, thanks for your detailed and thoughtful feedback. We will discuss the topic in our team. Best regards, Georg

Hi imdatatas, sorry to hear this issue caused so much overhead for you. Frankly, I'd expect a project created with an older version to compile without errors after opening > it with the latest Codesys version and updating all libraries. Yes, that is a reasonable expectation. I tried a few times but could not reproduce the problem. In case you run into the problem again, we can investigate the issue if you send a project archive. Best regards, Georg

Hi liai, I tried it with a fresh CODESYS SP21 Patch 2 installation and SoftMotion 4.18, but cannot reproduce the compile errors. Could you please upload a project archive that has the errors? Then I can have a deeper look. https://dl.codesys.com/s/q4KcbKCcZndg6oR Best regards, Georg

Hi blitz, the G1 sentences N50, N70, and N110, which have length 0, lead to a stop of interpolation between the arcs. If you remove these lines, SMC_SmoothPath works (I tried it). Bst regards, Georg