How can DCS Cartesian Speed Check be enabled?

DCS (Dynamic Collision Scan) Cartesian Speed Check can be enabled through specific configurations set within the system. One of the primary methods to achieve this is by using program instructions or adjusting settings from the DCS menu, as well as through certain system variable settings. This flexibility allows users to implement speed checks in a tailored manner that suits the specific requirements of their operations.

When configuring the DCS features, users can specify parameters that the system will monitor during operation, which can help prevent collisions by ensuring that the speed of the axes remains within safe limits. This proactive approach to managing axis speed is essential in maintaining the precision and safety of automated processes.

The other methods mentioned, such as manual overrides and system restarts, do not specifically pertain to enabling the Cartesian Speed Check. While modifying axis limits may have an impact on the range of motion or the operational thresholds of the machine, it does not directly enable the Cartesian Speed Check feature. Thus, the most appropriate and effective approach to enable DCS Cartesian Speed Check is through the designated instruction sets and menu settings.