Why The Z-axis Is Counting Positive When It Comes Down? (different To

1.	Why The Z-axis Is Counting Positive When It Comes Down? (different To Din-iso Standard).
Answer» A LOGICAL improvement! You save time not always type the "minus" in front of the figure. The basic scale SYSTEM is absolute, means that the scale is measuring from a zero-position. All measurements of the triangle-, SQUARE- and sparkerosion-cycles are completely increment. From the circle-cycle just the Radius is increment, the other data is measured absolute. The startposition of a cycle is the actual position (AUTOMATIC zero-point compensation). After FINISH a cycle the automatic zero-point compensation is reset to the old position.

Why The Z-axis Is Counting Positive When It Comes Down? (different To Din-iso Standard).

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A LOGICAL improvement! You save time not always type the "minus" in front of the figure.
The basic scale SYSTEM is absolute, means that the scale is measuring from a zero-position.
All measurements of the triangle-, SQUARE- and sparkerosion-cycles are completely increment.
From the circle-cycle just the Radius is increment, the other data is measured absolute.
The startposition of a cycle is the actual position (AUTOMATIC zero-point compensation).
After FINISH a cycle the automatic zero-point compensation is reset to the old position.