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Syntax<br />

of the movement. This time cannot exceed the current braking time of the robot, which<br />

is max. approx. 0,5 s (typical values at speed 500 mm/s for IRB2400 150 ms and for<br />

IRB6400 250 ms). If the specified time is greater that the current braking time, the event<br />

will be generated anyhow, but not until braking is started (later than specified). However,<br />

the whole of the movement time for the current movement can be utilised during<br />

small and fast movements.<br />

TriggIO<br />

[ TriggData ’:=’ ] < variable (VAR) of triggdata> ‘,’<br />

[ Distance ’:=’ ] < expression (IN) of num><br />

[ ’\’ Start ] | [ ’\’ Time ]<br />

[ ’\’ DOp ’:=’ < variable (VAR) of signaldo> ]<br />

| [ ’\’ GOp ’:=’ < variable (VAR) of signalgo> ]<br />

| [ ’\’ AOp ’:=’ < variable (VAR) of signalao> ] ‘,’<br />

[ SetValue ’:=’ ] < expression (IN) of num><br />

[ ’\’ DODelay ’:=’ < expression (IN) of num> ] ‘;’<br />

Related information<br />

Described in:<br />

Use of triggers Instructions - TriggL, TriggC, TriggJ<br />

Definition of position-time I/O event Instruction - TriggEquip<br />

Definition of position related interrupts Instruction - TriggInt<br />

More examples Data Types - triggdata<br />

Set of I/O Instructions - SetDO, SetGO, SetAO<br />

8-TriggIO-4 <strong>RAPID</strong> Reference Manual

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