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Program execution<br />

[ \T ] (Time) Data type: num<br />

This argument is used to specify the total time in seconds during which the robot<br />

moves. It is then substituted for the corresponding speed data.<br />

Zone Data type: zonedata<br />

Zone data for the movement. Zone data describes the size of the generated corner<br />

path.<br />

[ \Z ] (Zone) Data type: num<br />

This argument is used to specify the position accuracy of the robot TCP directly<br />

in the instruction. The length of the corner path is given in mm, which is substituted<br />

for the corresponding zone specified in the zone data.<br />

Tool Data type: tooldata<br />

The tool in use when the robot moves. The tool centre point is the point moved<br />

to the specified destination position.<br />

[ \WObj] (Work Object) Data type: wobjdata<br />

The work object (coordinate system) to which the robot position in the instruction<br />

is related.<br />

This argument can be omitted, and if it is, the position is related to the world coordinate<br />

system. If, on the other hand, a stationary tool or coordinated external axes<br />

are used, this argument must be specified in order to perform a linear movement<br />

relative to the work object.<br />

The robot and external units are moved to the destination position as follows:<br />

- The TCP of the tool is moved linearly at constant programmed velocity.<br />

- The tool is reoriented at equal intervals along the path.<br />

- Uncoordinated external axes are executed at a constant velocity in order for<br />

them to arrive at the destination point at the same time as the robot axes.<br />

If it is not possible to attain the programmed velocity for the reorientation or for the<br />

external axes, the velocity of the TCP will be reduced.<br />

A corner path is usually generated when movement is transferred to the next section of<br />

a path. If a stop point is specified in the zone data, program execution only continues<br />

when the robot and external axes have reached the appropriate position.<br />

8-MoveL-2 <strong>RAPID</strong> Reference Manual

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