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--- tiger_ms2k_difference [2026/06/02 14:46] – [Axis Properties] improve table brandon
+++ tiger_ms2k_difference [2026/09/01 15:51] (current) – [A Note Regarding Units] fix MOVEREL -> MOVREL brandon
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 ==== A Note Regarding Units ====
-The most common commands including ''MOVE'', ''MOVEREL'', ''HERE'', and ''WHERE'' use axis units, which can be changed using the ''UM'' command.  However, some commands such as ''SETUP'', ''SETLOW'', and ''PCROS'' always use units of mm.  By default, axis units where position is given in distance (e.g. for motorized stages and piezo stages) are represented in 0.1um increments, or 10,000 units per millimeter of travel.  For mirror scanner axes, default axis units are 0.001 degrees (uncalibrated), or 1000 units per degree of travel.  When a time is required, the unit is generally milliseconds.  Some commands use integer codes or other input units as described below.
+The most common commands including ''MOVE'', ''MOVREL'', ''HERE'', and ''WHERE'' use axis units, which can be changed using the ''UM'' command.  However, some commands such as ''SETUP'', ''SETLOW'', and ''PCROS'' always use units of mm.  By default, axis units where position is given in distance (e.g. for motorized stages and piezo stages) are represented in 0.1um increments, or 10,000 units per millimeter of travel.  For mirror scanner axes, default axis units are 0.001 degrees (uncalibrated), or 1000 units per degree of travel.  When a time is required, the unit is generally milliseconds.  Some commands use integer codes or other input units as described below.
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