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Some devices have various move-related modes. For example, the Sutter.MP285 has a "coarse" resolution for faster, less accurate moves, and a "fine" resolution for slower, more accurate moves.
The LSC interface does not include the notion of a mode. However, as the creator of a concrete LSC subclass, you are free to include in your subclass any properties and methods specific to your device. For example, you might include in your class a {{ Wiki Markup moveMode
}} property which takes one of several values. You can then refer to this property when implementing LSC properties which may be mode-dependent, such as {{resolution
}} or {\[velocity
}}.
Does my device provide a response when a move completes?
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