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Syntax<br />

p10<br />

Figure 3 Using program displacement, motion patterns can be reused.<br />

SearchL sen1, psearch, p10, v100, tool1\WObj:=fixture1;<br />

PDispOn \ExeP:=psearch, *, tool1 \WObj:=fixture1;<br />

A search is carried out in which the robot’s searched position is stored in the position<br />

psearch. Any movement carried out after this starts from this position using<br />

a program displacement (parallel movement). The latter is calculated based on<br />

the difference between the searched position and the programmed point (*)<br />

stored in the instruction. All positions are based on the fixture1 object coordinate<br />

system.<br />

PDispOn<br />

[ ’\’ Rot ’,’ ]<br />

[ ’\’ ExeP ’:=’ ] < expression (IN) of robtarget > ’,’]<br />

[ ProgPoint ’:=’ ] < expression (IN) of robtarget > ’,’<br />

[ Tool ’:=’ ] < persistent (PERS) of tooldata><br />

[ ‘\’WObj ’:=’ < persistent (PERS) of wobjdata> ] ‘;’<br />

Related information<br />

p20<br />

Described in:<br />

Deactivation of program displacement Instructions - PDispOff<br />

Definition of program displacement using<br />

values<br />

Instructions - PDispSet<br />

Coordinate systems<br />

tems<br />

Motion Principles - Coordinate Sys-<br />

Definition of tools Data Types - tooldata<br />

Definition of work objects Data Types - wobjdata<br />

More examples Instructions - PDispOff<br />

8-PDispOn-4 <strong>RAPID</strong> Reference Manual<br />

p30

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