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this video shows how to run a test move in motion works IEC followed by a few troubleshooting tips before you start programming a block such as MC move relative you can quickly test motion in the hardware configuration connected and online under each Mecca trolling axis the test move tab runs the axis according to the configured units help contents mechatronic configuration performing a test move is a good reference now let's look at this in more detail by means of an example from motion works IEC test move is found and the hardware configuration this black button connect to go online in the hardware configuration for this example my machine is the MP 2300 si ec controller with two mechatronics servo axes I will test s gdb rotary 2 in the configuration tab you can see it has been configured four degrees before using test move make sure that the controller is not in run status otherwise the program can retake control of the axis and the test move will not work go to my machine and the status tab to see if the run LED is on indicating run status this is the same as what you'd see at the front panel of the controller itself since the run light is on I'll temporarily stop the controller in the programming interface by going to the online menu project control and in the resource window click stop another method is to turn on the stop switch on the front panel back to the hardware configuration under my machine status I see that the run light is no longer on so the controller is stopped and now on to the axis that I'd like to run the test move the move Direction options the plus means forward minus means reverse and the default is a forward move followed by reverse I will choose the positive the forward direction for this first test move then choose a safe move distance for your machine for this rotary axis I'll start with 30 degrees at a safe slow speed of 10 degrees per second typical Excel D cell would be 10 times the speed so 100 degrees per second squared and I'll start with just one move cycle delay between moves doesn't apply for just one move but for any moves after this I'll just set it up here for 1000 milliseconds and before you click start it keep your eye on the feedback here so you can tell if it's moved look at the value you're at right now and I'll click start prompted to enable yes you see the moves taking place and the feedback position has updated to indicate that the move has occurred with the motor connected to the load I can confirm that the machine is mechanically moving the distance and Direction expected so the idea here is to keep trying different test move distances and speeds until you are convinced that the units have been properly...