Overview of zero offsets

The overview of zero offsets is sorted into a 4-column table.

• Column 1 contains the unambiguous identifier of the axis parameter called the “ID” which consists of the prefix “P-ZERO” and a unique 5-digit number,
  e.g. P-ZERO-00003.
• Column 2 represents the data structure which defines the parameters,
  e.g. np_grp[i].achse[j].
  The structure is a categorisation aid and is described in the following section. If an entry is missing in ‘structure’, this is not an error. The parameter in column 3 is then only valid on its own.
• Column 3 contains the “parameter” with its exact name,
  e.g. versch
  The important thing is that “structure”+”parameter” always belong together and must be configured in exactly the same way in the axis parameter list,
  e.g. np_grp[i].achse[j].versch
• Column 4 contains the “functionality” in a summarised term/short description,
  e.g. Zero offset.