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Blocking vs nonblocking moves
The LSC interface provides two types of moves: blocking, and nonblocking. When started, a blocking move blocks MATLAB execution until the move is complete. When a nonblocking move is started, control is returned to MATLAB immediately after the move is initiated, so that MATLAB execution can continue. For nonblocking moves, the LSC interface allows a callback to be supplied, which fires when the move is complete.
How LSC works
Roughly speaking, you can think of LSC properties and methods and being are roughly split into two groups: those intended for the subclass writer (you), and those intended for the LSC user (whoever interacts with the class, eg the ScanImage application).
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