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Functional Description
This example shows you how to generate a move in NI Softmotion that consists of a straightline move followed by a contoured move. The straight line move and the contoured move are very different moves, so this exmple demonstrates how you might go about performing a straightline move and a contoured move in the same program.
Caveats and Additional Notes
Program written in LabVIEW 8.6.1 using NI SoftMotion Development Module 2.2
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