---Axis Configuration--- Also refer to the diagram tab for an example of home and limit switches. This is one example of many different ways to set homming and limits. Origin: The Origin is the machine zero point. EMC2 uses this point to reference everything else from. It should be inside the software limits. On a lathe, the X axis Origin must be at the centerline of the spindle for constant surface speed to work correctly. * Positive Travel Distance: This is the distance the Axis travels from the Origin to the positive limit switch. This will always be zero or a positive number. * Negative Travel Distance: This is the distance the Axis travels from the Origin to the negative limit switch. This will always be zero or a negative number. * Home position: This is the position the home sequence will finish at. It is referenced from the Origin so can be negative or positive depending on what side of the Origin it is located. When at the home position position if you must move in the Positive direction to get to the Origin, then the number will be negative. * Home switch Location: This is the distance from the home switch to the Origin. It could be negative or positive depending on what side of the Origin it is located. When at the home switch position if you must move in the Positive direction to get to the Origin, then the number will be negative. If you use home switches combined with limit switches then the home switch location will be the same as either the Negative travel distance or the Positve travel distance (with negative-combined or positve-combined switches respecfully) * Home Search Velocity: Course home search velocity in units per minute. * Home Search Direction: Sets the home switch search direction either towards negative limit switch or towards positive limit switch * Home Latch Velocity: Fine Home search velocity in units per minute * Home Final Velocity: Velocity used from latch position to home position in units per minute. Set to 0 for max rapid speed * Home latch Direction: Allows setting of the latch direction to the same or opposite of the search direction. * Use Encoder Index For Home: EMC2 wil search for an encoder index pulse while in the latch stage of homing. * Use Compensation File: Allows specifing a Comp filename and type. Allows sophisticated compensation. See Manual. * Use Backlash Compensaton: Allows setting of simple backlash compensation. Can not be used with Compenation File. See Manual.