ClearPath Software Control - How to Use ClearView

Watch this TekTips video to learn how to use the ClearPath-SC and ClearPath-EC series setup program "ClearView". Find out more below:

ClearView communicates with your ClearPath motor to auto-tune and optimize its performance. From there, you can save and load motor configuration files, and go on to set and adjust operational modes.

Using ClearView's motion generator feature, you can test moves and mechanics before your code is ready. You can program test moves, set up homing, tune the motor, and more using ClearView.

Lastly, you can use the built-in digital oscilloscope and strip chart to evaluate performance and troubleshoot any mechanical or electrical problems. Using the scope, you can view motor data such as commanded velocity, actual velocity, accelerations, jerk and torque usage. Using the oscilloscope's cursors, trace storage, trigger commands and exception reporting, every detail can be analyzed.

This video is meant to be an overview, so it does not go into detail on everything, but it gives a ClearPath user a great start to taking advantage of what ClearView can do. Future videos will go into more depth, but as always, feel free to suggest more video ideas if you have any.

To see the overview videos of the different ClearPath motor series, follow the links below:

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[tillvolkland]

Hello Teknic Team,
Is it possible to use Clearview with SD-models?
Best regards Till

[ramyagp]

I am using sFoundation Library and Microsoft visual studio for some development. I am writing application code using cpp. why am i reading zero always for getting velocity, acceleration and positional moves from SDK(clearview). I am not able to set parameters also

[ultrasKo]

are you still there I need some assitance. where do you code on CPP