I'm going to say yes, but tentatively, as I don't remember coming across this. So you need to set a variable to the angle of the second joint, and then write a MOT statement for the first joint that uses that variable in some non linear construction, eg a STEP function. For instance here is a (made up, unchecked) time based motion, you need to use VARVAL(your variable), not TIME. In this case I've used a variable (10010) to control the joint motion. Note that in ADAMS you can have motion statement 10 controlling joint 10 using variable 10, all the 10s are different.
can you just make a very simple model to illustrate, export it and upload it here ? I am a student and since we had no adams classes i have a hard time learning it... :/