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第四个文件:3HAC16580-1_revD_en_library.pdf2 @" g9 G. K5 R6 E- {5 l7 N
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1 Introduction............................................................................................................................... 1
% G# L# `' }/ K+ @4 c% w8 T# e! a3 P1.1 Other manuals................................................................................................................... 1% s9 N3 [, }1 z, M! n9 s; r* _, U
1.2 How to read this manual ................................................................................................... 1
. }) m/ [1 A! g Typographic conventions ................................................................................................. 2
+ L1 s4 ^# H- |* ^6 A O2 Z* R Syntax rules...................................................................................................................... 20 z8 ?6 f! @ L8 M: [
Formal syntax................................................................................................................... 3
6 w& S. S1 I+ m4 M0 Y7 [2 The structure of the language .................................................................................................. 5
+ h* D$ q5 f- w" L4 H3 Controlling the program flow .................................................................................................. 7
$ }8 _: o; ?! w) ~# C% E$ ~3.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................... 7% E0 a8 [3 ~7 @8 N+ n* F p& B
3.2 Calling another routine ..................................................................................................... 7
1 @( P$ C+ `* H3.3 Program control within the routine................................................................................... 75 @& s. x* |9 k B
3.4 Stopping program execution............................................................................................. 8- v# L1 H) r2 X6 P0 `
3.5 Stop current cycle ............................................................................................................. 8) U6 K/ `( E. ]
4 Various instructions .................................................................................................................. 9
. |+ q" y" o5 V4.1 Assigning a value to data..................................................................................................92 K/ g; t% ^4 E. o( c5 O
4.2 Wait................................................................................................................................... 9
- h- ]+ ]9 m% y8 o, W [4.3 Comments......................................................................................................................... 93 h: N+ y0 n8 a' A& f
4.4 Loading program modules.............................................................................................. 10( H( {! {, e* ^! B% M
4.5 Various functions ............................................................................................................ 10( E8 `& T9 S3 z' Q5 _
4.6 Basic data........................................................................................................................ 100 `# r" Q5 X; B$ \0 h3 c* `4 V
4.7 Conversion function ....................................................................................................... 114 G0 ?4 ]2 p/ s5 m- C
5 Motion settings ........................................................................................................................ 13
' |7 Y, z9 K# w5.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 13
# W: W% R0 x- x5.2 Maximum TCP speed ..................................................................................................... 133 {, q6 k( k& O Y p; l
5.3 Defining velocity ............................................................................................................ 14
" }6 ]/ P- t, o1 ~5.4 Defining acceleration......................................................................................................14
$ ~' T" a% a& `3 y8 J" I5.5 Defining configuration management .............................................................................. 14/ h% K+ f5 E8 \7 K. E$ @
5.6 Defining the payload ...................................................................................................... 14/ O; J" B! g) `. @, Q1 I2 {
5.7 Defining the behaviour near singular points................................................................... 15
. U8 c( }7 }! X2 ?8 V# J5.8 Displacing a program...................................................................................................... 15
! M+ `1 `& f! C6 X) l+ l4 x5.9 Soft servo........................................................................................................................ 15" e t9 J! L2 J! K2 Q& l
5.10 Adjust the robot tuning values...................................................................................... 16
8 J9 r1 Q1 B, }/ J8 u8 X5.11 World Zones.................................................................................................................. 17 u' f3 p* k- u# _* L2 W
5.12 Data for motion settings ............................................................................................... 17- S5 A; D6 [3 `" j+ b' I9 N
6 Motion ...................................................................................................................................... 19
+ K- w% _7 A' z" A3 x3 E4 h# ]8 h6.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 19. L/ I( K& f9 m
6.2 Positioning instructions .................................................................................................. 20" J& A2 l- K! k
6.3 Searching ........................................................................................................................ 204 l7 u, u. {& t6 y
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) k S% L# g7 m9 }6.4 Activating outputs or interrupts at specific positions ..................................................... 21
7 |% u: K9 F i- ~8 s6.5 Control of analog output signal proportional to actual TCP .......................................... 212 ~0 i7 |4 |, Q% a# p/ b
6.6 Motion control if an error/interrupt takes place ............................................................. 22# T' B6 g2 u. N: v# A! n
6.7 Get robot info in a MultiMove system........................................................................... 22
a$ ^& w: J+ H: X6.8 Controlling external axes................................................................................................ 23
: j5 {5 f; b5 G- R6.9 Independent axes ............................................................................................................ 24 s6 h( e% n) W; Q& o3 { j1 J+ p
6.10 Path correction.............................................................................................................. 25
+ g! J H' e+ X4 q$ O. a; f( {6.11 Path Recorder ............................................................................................................... 25$ L' a* U! H3 t
6.12 Conveyor tracking ........................................................................................................ 26
$ t2 A8 u* D& p6.13 Sensor synchronization................................................................................................. 26+ y1 s9 j F+ @
6.14 Load identification and collision detection .................................................................. 26$ U1 v& r/ A, S0 V8 b
6.15 Position functions ......................................................................................................... 27
+ {3 B1 ~ |- @( i- a, A5 J, G( ]7 J6.16 Check interrupted path after power failure................................................................... 27/ U+ `# \; }# I
6.17 Status functions ............................................................................................................ 27
- @+ Q6 C0 x: W4 H, r4 C6.18 Motion data................................................................................................................... 28
" h8 B6 s5 W' S6.19 Basic data for movements ............................................................................................ 28
5 ~' h1 Y8 h- a3 G7 Input and output signals......................................................................................................... 29! I% W& w6 J) G1 e
7.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 29 t( E* H# N+ G- U
7.2 Changing the value of a signal ....................................................................................... 29
s5 e5 K9 O" Z& [0 s' F7.3 Reading the value of an input signal .............................................................................. 29
0 E' M/ ]6 C' [- k) |3 I4 t8 L7.4 Reading the value of an output signal ............................................................................ 301 A2 x& \: _: R' P
7.5 Testing input on output signals....................................................................................... 30
# F; D: o" R, ~/ @ R( s2 j0 ~7.6 Disabling and enabling I/O modules .............................................................................. 30, f6 l7 X1 U6 N: x
7.7 Defining input and output signals .................................................................................. 31+ Q, x6 f4 C+ v$ j7 `" f6 i& B% c
7.8 Get status of I/O bus and unit ......................................................................................... 31$ I# d1 f4 i9 y. x$ Q
8 Communication....................................................................................................................... 33
; K& h) e* D/ C6 x3 x8.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 33! C- E( J1 O6 |" q/ b o
8.2 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group TP .......................................... 33
% z6 I H, R6 D1 Z8.3 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group UI........................................... 345 l7 v; z& y# d( N+ M1 x
8.4 Reading from or writing to a character-based serial channel/file................................... 35
6 o& ?3 ?8 Z9 l# _; S7 q8.5 Communicating using binary serial channels/files/field buses ...................................... 35
1 {- `1 D. R! o( Y8.6 Communication using rawbytes ..................................................................................... 360 y, n; q% n9 X6 v8 m5 ~
8.7 Data for serial channels/files/field buses........................................................................ 37
) s% v2 m; a L$ U9 Interrupts................................................................................................................................. 392 v9 e' R! A1 v p9 v% a
9.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 396 ]6 d# W6 V$ z! e
9.2 Connecting interrupts to trap routines ............................................................................ 39
. ]' `! r; I t/ Q2 {/ |9.3 Ordering interrupts ......................................................................................................... 403 d% Y- Y" _5 }0 T+ z, E
9.4 Cancelling interrupts..................................................................................................... 40
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