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Positioning during Program Execution Motion and I/O Principles programmed between short movements. - The points are very close together at high speeds. If stop points are a problem then use concurrent program execution. 2.4 Independent axes An independent axis is an axis moving independently of other axes in the robot system. It is possible to change an axis to independent mode and later back to normal mode again. A special set of instructions handles the independent axes. Four different move instructions specify the movement of the axis. For instance, the IndCMove instruction starts the axis for continuous movement. The axis then keeps moving at a constant speed (regardless of what the robot does) until a new independent-instruction is executed. To change back to normal mode a reset instruction, IndReset, is used. The reset instruction can also set a new reference for the measurement system - a type of new synchronization of the axis. Once the axis is changed back to normal mode it is possible to run it as a normal axis. 2.4.1 Program execution An axis is immediately change to independent mode when an Ind_Move instruction is executed. This takes place even if the axis is being moved at the time, such as when a previous point has been programmed as a fly-by point, or when simultaneous program execution is used. If a new Ind_Move instruction is executed before the last one is finished, the new instruction immediately overrides the old one. If a program execution is stopped when an independent axis is moving, that axis will stop. When the program is restarted the independent axis starts automatically. No active coordination between independent and other axes in normal mode takes place. If a loss of voltage occurs when an axis is in independent mode, the program cannot be restarted. An error message is then displayed, and the program must be started from the beginning. Note that a mechanical unit may not be deactivated when one of its axes is in independent mode. 2.4.2 Stepwise execution During stepwise execution, an independent axis is executed only when another instruction is being executed. The movement of the axis will also be stepwise in line with the execution of other instruments, see Figure 24. 6-22 RAPID Reference Manual
Motion and I/O Principles Positioning during Program Execution IndAMove WaitTime 10 Independent axis speed Normal axis speed 2.4.3 Jogging Figure 24 Stepwise execution of independent axes. Axes in independent mode cannot be jogged. If an attempt is made to execute the axis manually, the axis does not move and an error message is displayed. Execute an IndReset instruction or move the program pointer to main, in order to leave the independent mode. 2.4.4 Working range 10 s The physical working range is the total movement of the axis. The logical working range is the range used by RAPID instructions and read in the jogging window. After synchronization (updated revolution counter), the physical and logical working range coincide. By using the IndReset instruction the logical working area can be moved, see Figure 25. Physical working range Logical working range after synchronization MoveL MoveL 0 0 Logical working range Independent axis reaches final position Logical working range after IndReset Figure 25 The logical working range can be moved, using the instruction IndReset. The resolution of positions is decreased when moving away from logical position 0. RAPID Reference Manual 6-23 0
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ABB Flexible Automation AB RAPID Re
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CONTENTS RAPID Reference Manual 1-1
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Page 7.2 Logical expressions.......
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Page SetAO - Changes the value of a
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Page ReadMotor - Reads the current
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A Abs 9-Abs-1 absolute value 9-Abs-
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H heat 13-seamdata-4 I I/O principl
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measuring system 8-IndReset-1 Resto
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CONTENTS Introduction 1 Other Manua
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Introduction 1 Other Manuals Introd
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Simplified syntax Example: 2.3 Form
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CONTENTS RAPID Summary 1 The Struct
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RAPID Summary 12.3 Principles of Sp
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RAPID Summary The Structure of the
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RAPID Summary Controlling the Progr
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RAPID Summary Various Instructions
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RAPID Summary Motion Settings 4.3 D
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RAPID Summary Motion Settings 4.10
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RAPID Summary Motion 5.2 Positionin
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RAPID Summary Motion 5.8 Position f
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RAPID Summary Input and Output Sign
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RAPID Summary Communication 7 Commu
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RAPID Summary Interrupts 8 Interrup
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RAPID Summary Error Recovery 9 Erro
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RAPID Summary System & Time 10 Syst
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RAPID Summary Mathematics 11.4 Arit
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RAPID Summary Spot Welding SpotWare
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RAPID Summary Spot Welding 12.5 Spo
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RAPID Summary Arc Welding 13.3 Arc
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RAPID Summary GlueWare 14.4 Glue da
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RAPID Summary Service Instructions
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RAPID Summary String Functions 17 S
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RAPID Summary Syntax Summary 18 Syn
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RAPID Summary Syntax Summary MoveL
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RAPID Summary Syntax Summary ClkRea
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CONTENTS Basic Characteristics RAPI
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Basic Characteristics RAPID Modules
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Basic Characteristics RAPID Routine
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Page 121 and 122: CONTENTS Motion and I/O Principles
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Page 165 and 166: confdata Robot configuration data D
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Page 169 and 170: dionum Digital values 0 - 1 Descrip
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Page 175 and 176: extjoint Position of external joint
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Page 179 and 180: iodev Serial channels and files Des
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Page 183 and 184: loaddata Load data Description Comp
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Page 187 and 188: mecunit Mechanical unit Description
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num Numeric values (registers) Desc
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o_jointtarget Original joint positi
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orient Orientation Description Comp
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Example 1 A tool is orientated so t
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o_robtarget Original position data
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pos Positions (only X, Y and Z) Des
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pose Coordinate transformations Des
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progdisp Program displacement Descr
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objoint Joint position of robot axe
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obtarget Position data Description
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Limitations Structure VAR robtarget
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signalxx Digital and analog signals
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speeddata Speed data Description Co
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Structure < dataobject of speeddata
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string Strings Description Example
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symnum Symbolic number Description
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tooldata Tool data Description Comp
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Examples Limitations Predefined dat
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triggdata Positioning events - trig
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tunetype Servo tune type Descriptio
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wobjdata Work object data Descripti
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Example Limitations Predefined data
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zonedata Zone data Description Zone
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P1 Components MoveL with 200 mm mov
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Predefined data Structure A number
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System Data System data is the inte
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“:=” Assigns a value Examples A
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AccSet Reduces the acceleration Exa
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ActUnit Activates a mechanical unit
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Add Adds a numeric value Examples A
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Break Break program execution Examp
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CallByVar Call a procedure by a var
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Clear Clears the value Example Argu
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ClkReset Resets a clock used for ti
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ClkStart Starts a clock used for ti
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ClkStop Stops a clock used for timi
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Close Closes a file or serial chann
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comment Comment Example Arguments C
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Compact IF If a condition is met, t
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ConfJ Controls the configuration du
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ConfL Monitors the configuration du
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CONNECT Connects an interrupt to a
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DeactUnit Deactivates a mechanical
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Decr Decrements by 1 Example Argume
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EOffsOff Deactivates an offset for
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EOffsOn Activates an offset for ext
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EOffsSet Activates an offset for ex
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ErrWrite Write an Error Message Exa
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EXIT Terminates program execution E
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FOR Repeats a given number of times
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Related information Described in: E
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GOTO Goes to a new instruction Exam
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GripLoad Defines the payload of the
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IDelete Cancels an interrupt Exampl
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IDisable Disables interrupts Exampl
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IEnable Enables interrupts Example
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IF If a condition is met, then ...;
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Incr Increments by 1 Example Argume
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IndAMove Independent Absolute posit
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Example Error handling Syntax ActUn
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IndCMove Independent Continuous Mov
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Error handling Syntax Axis 2 of Sta
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IndDMove Independent Delta position
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Example Error handling Syntax IndAM
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IndReset Independent Reset Example
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Limitations Example Error handling
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IndRMove Independent Relative posit
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Limitations Examples The speed can
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InvertDO Inverts the value of a dig
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ISignalDI Orders interrupts from a
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Syntax PROC main ( ) VAR intnum sig
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ISignalDO Interrupts from a digital
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Syntax PROC main ( ) VAR intnum sig
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ISleep Deactivates an interrupt Exa
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ITimer Orders a timed interrupt Exa
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IWatch Activates an interrupt Examp
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label Line name Example Arguments L
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Load Load a program module during e
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Related information Described in: U
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MoveAbsJMoves the robot to an absol
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Program execution Examples Error ha
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Related information Described in: O
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MoveC Moves the robot circularly Ex
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[ \WObj] (Work Object) Data type: w
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MoveJ Moves the robot by joint move
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Examples Syntax MoveJ *, v2000\V:=2
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MoveL Moves the robot linearly Exam
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Examples Syntax MoveL *, v2000 \V:=
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Open Opens a file or serial channel
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PDispOff Deactivates program displa
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PDispOn Activates program displacem
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Example at the two positions. The d
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PDispSet Activates program displace
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ProcCall Calls a new procedure Exam
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PulseDO Generates a pulse on a digi
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RAISE Calls an error handler Exampl
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Reset Resets a digital output signa
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RestoPath Restores the path after a
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RETRY Restarts following an error E
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RETURN Finishes execution of a rout
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SearchC Searches circularly using t
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Syntax SearchC [ ’\’ Stop’,
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SearchL Searches linearly using the
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Program execution Examples This arg
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Error handling Example An error is
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Set Sets a digital output signal Ex
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SetAO Changes the value of an analo
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SetDO Changes the value of a digita
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SetGO Changes the value of a group
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SingArea Defines interpolation arou
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SoftAct Activating the soft servo E
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SoftDeact Deactivating the soft ser
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StartMove Restarts robot motion Exa
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Stop Stops program execution Exampl
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StopMove Stops robot motion Example
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StorePath Stores the path when an i
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TEST Depending on the value of an e
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TPErase Erases text printed on the
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TPReadFK Reads function keys Exampl
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Syntax TPReadFK [Answer’:=’]
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TPReadNum Reads a number from the t
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TPWrite Writes on the teach pendant
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TriggC Circular robot movement with
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TriggEquip Defines a fixed position
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Program execution Examples If this
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TriggInt Defines a position related
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Examples Limitations The position r
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TriggIO Defines a fixed position I/
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Examples Limitations The distance s
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TriggJ Axis-wise robot movements wi
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Program execution Examples Limitati
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TriggL Linear robot movements with
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Program execution Examples Limitati
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TRYNEXT Jumps over an instruction w
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TuneReset Resetting servo tuning Ex
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TuneServo Tuning servos Description
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Example This argument can be omitte
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UnLoad UnLoad a program module duri
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VelSet Changes the programmed veloc
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WaitDI Waits until a digital input
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WaitDO Waits until a digital output
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WaitTime Waits a given amount of ti
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WaitUntil Waits until a condition i
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WHILE Repeats as long as ... Exampl
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Write Writes to a character-based f
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Error handling Syntax If an error o
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WriteBin Writes to a binary serial
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Abs Gets the absolute value Example
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ACos Calculates the arc cosine valu
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ASin Calculates the arc sine value
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ATan Calculates the arc tangent val
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ATan2 Calculates the arc tangent2 v
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CDate Reads the current date as a s
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CJointT Reads the current joint ang
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ClkRead Reads a clock used for timi
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Cos Calculates the cosine value Exa
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CPos Reads the current position (po
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CRobT Reads the current position (r
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CTime Reads the current time as a s
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CTool Reads the current tool data E
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CWObj Reads the current work object
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DefDFrame Define a displacement fra
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DefFrame Define a frame Example Def
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Syntax Other values, or if Origin i
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Dim Obtains the size of an array Ex
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DOutput Reads the value of a digita
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EulerZYX Gets Euler angles from ori
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Exp Calculates the exponential valu
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GetTime Reads the current time as a
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GOutput Reads the value of a group
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IndInpos Independent In position st
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IndSpeed Independent Speed status E
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IsPers Is Persistent Example IsPers
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IsVar Is Variable Example IsVar is
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MirPos Mirroring of a position Exam
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NumToStr Converts numeric value to
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Offs Displaces a robot position Exa
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OpMode Read the operating mode Exam
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OrientZYX Builds an orient from Eul
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ORobT Removes a program displacemen
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PoseInv Inverts the pose Example Po
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PoseMult Multiplies pose data Examp
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PoseVect Applies a transformation t
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Pow Calculates the power of a value
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Present Tests if an optional parame
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ReadBin Reads from a binary serial
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ReadMotor Reads the current motor a
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ReadNum Reads a number from a file
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ReadStr Reads a string from a file
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RelTool Make a displacement relativ
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Round Round is a numeric value Exam
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RunMode Read the running mode Examp
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Sin Calculates the sine value Examp
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Sqrt Calculates the square root val
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StrFind Searches for a character in
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StrLen Gets the string length Examp
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StrMap Maps a string Example StrMap
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StrMatch Search for pattern in stri
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StrMemb Checks if a character belon
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StrOrder Checks if strings are orde
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StrPart Finds a part of a string Ex
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StrToVal Converts a string to a val
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Tan Calculates the tangent value Ex
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TestDI Tests if a digital input is
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Trunc Truncates a numeric value Exa
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ValToStr Converts a value to a stri
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CONTENTS 1 System Module User .....
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1 System Module User 1.1 Contents I
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CONTENTS 1 Programming Off-line ...
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Programming Off-line 1 Programming
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seamdata Seam data Description Seam
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The unit is defined in System Param
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weavedata Weave data Description Co
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Y w Figure 5 The width (W) of the w
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welddata Weld data Description Weld
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The welding sequence sched-no 4 x a
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ArcC Arc welding with circular moti
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Tool Data type: tooldata The tool u
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ArcL Arc welding with linear motion
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ToPoint Data type: robtarget The de
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CONTENTS gundata Spot weld gun data
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gundata Spot weld gun data Descript
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Structure build_up_p3 1 Data type:
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spotdata Spot weld data Description
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SpotL Spot Welding with motion Exam
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Program execution Internal sequence
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Gun closure The gun closure is acti
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PROC sw_open_gun (num context) spot
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Default functionality: No functions
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Functions The following predefined
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CONTENTS ggundata Gluing gun data G
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ggundata Gluing gun data Descriptio
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Limitations Predefined data Structu
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GlueC Gluing with circular motion E
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GlueL Gluing with linear motion Exa
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Speed Data type: speeddata The spee
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Calculation of the glue flow values
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CONTENTS 1 The Jogging Window .....
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1 The Jogging Window 1.1 Window: Jo
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3.2 General menus 3.2.1 Menu: File
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3.4 Window: Program Routines Routin
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3.6 Window: Program Data Types Data
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3.8 Window: Program Modules Modules
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6.1.3 Menu: View View 1 Log 2 Date
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6.3 Window Service Calibration Cali
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7 The System Parameters 7.1 Window:
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