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 ====== Command:PG====== ====== Command:PG======
  
---> Piezo#+--> Piezo ^
  
 ^Shortcut  |PG|  ^Shortcut  |PG| 
 ^Format  |PG [axis]=[25 to 5101] (pre v2.84) \\ PG [axis]=[1 to 255] (v2.84 and above) | ^Format  |PG [axis]=[25 to 5101] (pre v2.84) \\ PG [axis]=[1 to 255] (v2.84 and above) |
-^Units    |integer code|+^Units    |Integer|
 ^Type    |Axis-Specific  | ^Type    |Axis-Specific  |
 ^Remembered |Automatically | ^Remembered |Automatically |
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-''PG'' command is used to set the gain of the feedback stage. The setting is stored in a non volatile memory on the ADEPT board. This is one of the settings that is automatically picked during long auto calibration. Please refer the calibration section for its usage. It is an Axis specific command. Setting is automatically saved in the non-volatile memory.+The ''PG'' command is used to set the gain of the feedback stage. The setting is stored in non-volatile memory on the ''ADEPT'' board. This is one of the settings that is automatically picked during long auto calibration. Please refer the calibration section for its usage. It is an Axis Specific command. This setting is automatically saved in the non-volatile memory.
  
 The settings set with this command can also be done with ''PZ'' commands. One does not have an advantage over another; usage is left to user preference.  The settings set with this command can also be done with ''PZ'' commands. One does not have an advantage over another; usage is left to user preference. 
  
-**Pre v2.83** a formula was used to convert ''25-5101'' to 8bit ''255''. We had rounding off issues and such. We removed the formula so now user can enter the setting directly and thus have more control. +**Pre v2.83**: a formula was used to convert ''25-5101'' to 8-bit ''255''. Due to rounding issues and such, we removed the formula so now user can enter the setting directly and have more control. 
  
 <-- <--
  
---> Tunable Lens#+--> Tunable Lens ^
  
  
 ^Shortcut  |PG|  ^Shortcut  |PG| 
 ^Format  |PG [axis]=[1 to 255] | ^Format  |PG [axis]=[1 to 255] |
-^Units    |integer code|+^Units    |Integer|
 ^Type    |Axis-Specific  | ^Type    |Axis-Specific  |
 ^Remembered |Automatically | ^Remembered |Automatically |
  
-On the Tunable Lens card , this PG is used to get and set a different parameter. Tunable lens diopter changes with temperature , this change varies with current being applied to the lens. So we built a model equation to help us calculate Diopter per Celsius change as a function of current. PG command sets the coefficient in this model equation. [[:tiger_tunable_lens_card#temperature_compensation|More info here]] +On the Tiger Tunable Lens card, ''PG'' is used to get and set a different parameter. Tunable lens diopter changes with temperature, this change varies with current being applied to the lens. So we built a model equation to help us calculate Diopter per Celsius change as a function of current. The ''PG'' command sets the coefficient in this model equation. See the [[:tiger_tunable_lens_card#temperature_compensation|Temperature Compensation]] section in the ''TGTLC'' manual.
  
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