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来自: 中国山东泰安
第四个文件:3HAC16580-1_revD_en_library.pdf
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+ l4 ? r( K0 K; Q1 Introduction............................................................................................................................... 1
H0 }, Q2 B* B s1.1 Other manuals................................................................................................................... 1. ^6 S7 O9 t5 Y* d5 S
1.2 How to read this manual ................................................................................................... 14 l8 A) O, y$ G0 y
Typographic conventions ................................................................................................. 2& b( O$ O# I; Q6 K$ |5 j# A2 h8 `9 p
Syntax rules...................................................................................................................... 2
" S* {( X5 o- d5 H* |! } Formal syntax................................................................................................................... 30 W9 D8 e9 X/ _, C8 V. a' P: l
2 The structure of the language .................................................................................................. 5
5 Y& e: C, M+ Z- h$ ?3 Controlling the program flow .................................................................................................. 7
9 [& i2 p! K- O+ n' o: {3.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................... 7
, l* c9 C& B2 a* t' M& x3.2 Calling another routine ..................................................................................................... 72 Z4 x- a: M* i: z' d5 j$ v
3.3 Program control within the routine................................................................................... 7
" E# C1 e' @6 p. b5 X/ p3.4 Stopping program execution............................................................................................. 8
; g) Q( w. B( r n; l, U3.5 Stop current cycle ............................................................................................................. 81 d- c( s5 Z0 ~ P. q' s
4 Various instructions .................................................................................................................. 9
2 S1 H% O) w; M! A: l: M4.1 Assigning a value to data..................................................................................................98 e7 I3 w! O) R. I
4.2 Wait................................................................................................................................... 9
- S5 ]. t4 g1 T4 X4.3 Comments......................................................................................................................... 92 b6 A/ W! [# k E% h5 c6 h4 t
4.4 Loading program modules.............................................................................................. 10
' T! @. r6 b3 k2 T4.5 Various functions ............................................................................................................ 10% k9 U) `$ a% Y9 j
4.6 Basic data........................................................................................................................ 10
W# F" Q) E2 d- s4.7 Conversion function ....................................................................................................... 112 b8 t! q0 E( U8 ^
5 Motion settings ........................................................................................................................ 130 U: T4 n4 _! R* k$ j
5.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 13
) \% X# ?( f1 q6 i5.2 Maximum TCP speed ..................................................................................................... 13 I# \7 R$ G" [0 ]
5.3 Defining velocity ............................................................................................................ 14& ]7 v0 v& x- G. Z" k: X
5.4 Defining acceleration......................................................................................................14
( \1 K n0 b( n# }' m, }* R5.5 Defining configuration management .............................................................................. 14* ]1 b1 D; Y( T9 x, F6 Z: e1 g3 D
5.6 Defining the payload ...................................................................................................... 147 `( U i% C/ D2 J9 o
5.7 Defining the behaviour near singular points................................................................... 15
1 J9 ]" g6 W$ _- n5.8 Displacing a program...................................................................................................... 15
4 c, ]- N* F% x* _5.9 Soft servo........................................................................................................................ 15
/ I1 R; |& |! a- I, b3 L5.10 Adjust the robot tuning values...................................................................................... 169 n. K- `9 K+ Y4 Z+ m* @( y' e4 J
5.11 World Zones.................................................................................................................. 17
. Z. w' w h/ D6 t5.12 Data for motion settings ............................................................................................... 17
# K! A5 M$ o; o- e) t& z8 f6 Motion ...................................................................................................................................... 19- ^, [; P, _; V
6.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 19) J2 O2 k7 |% ]6 M) b/ F2 r
6.2 Positioning instructions .................................................................................................. 20
1 b1 m, x m f* c8 }6.3 Searching ........................................................................................................................ 20* a& G' v( B, y4 X# T
II RAPID overview
% U- [; t$ q/ s9 Y, o& {, D# l: M5 _6.4 Activating outputs or interrupts at specific positions ..................................................... 21
: S4 f4 f4 @: w5 S6.5 Control of analog output signal proportional to actual TCP .......................................... 21; L% J9 J# Q% W9 g8 p
6.6 Motion control if an error/interrupt takes place ............................................................. 22
- c3 l! x) s0 k5 E2 Y# k" w- s6.7 Get robot info in a MultiMove system........................................................................... 22
; G9 K. l+ G' d4 }" A6.8 Controlling external axes................................................................................................ 23
8 b; e0 d4 @' B5 ~& E6.9 Independent axes ............................................................................................................ 24
8 I/ h+ W1 `4 A5 Z) |6.10 Path correction.............................................................................................................. 25/ _) }$ a4 F+ E2 A, n
6.11 Path Recorder ............................................................................................................... 25
3 I! h9 C& K4 R. G6.12 Conveyor tracking ........................................................................................................ 26
& ], H, `- y" Y' {% R( ~* A; j# ~6.13 Sensor synchronization................................................................................................. 26' M" ?& ?2 t. U \
6.14 Load identification and collision detection .................................................................. 26- q0 M3 [4 U3 n5 x
6.15 Position functions ......................................................................................................... 27' t+ m0 p$ A+ l' p# m' O% [
6.16 Check interrupted path after power failure................................................................... 27) @# U* H# e4 K6 T& D2 @. o
6.17 Status functions ............................................................................................................ 278 a4 S1 z! |" k& @
6.18 Motion data................................................................................................................... 28
. x0 I x2 q% s' f5 M6.19 Basic data for movements ............................................................................................ 280 \9 a8 J1 l6 V4 K& W+ ^
7 Input and output signals......................................................................................................... 297 E3 J5 Q8 x& b1 a
7.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 298 L, q4 E0 I- H# |; W- \3 |+ \! a
7.2 Changing the value of a signal ....................................................................................... 296 v8 a% e: _) d+ }: L' ~$ A/ f
7.3 Reading the value of an input signal .............................................................................. 29) l1 y8 l/ u% Y8 A+ G( v
7.4 Reading the value of an output signal ............................................................................ 300 C' B7 ?- ?$ U4 h
7.5 Testing input on output signals....................................................................................... 30
: T8 n6 u* M6 T7.6 Disabling and enabling I/O modules .............................................................................. 30
2 h0 S! A# a. F1 f8 C" p1 ]7.7 Defining input and output signals .................................................................................. 31
0 T0 z( n% ~$ R+ \7.8 Get status of I/O bus and unit ......................................................................................... 31
! S. q/ S) O5 |# p* s3 |8 Communication....................................................................................................................... 33
, K; r2 f" `. p8.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 33! r( _+ r+ Z H4 ], ^! O9 N& E
8.2 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group TP .......................................... 33
0 L: K9 {* Q: ^2 n! D r4 _ L8.3 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group UI........................................... 34& f3 ~& I2 U: P+ c& K) C% p U
8.4 Reading from or writing to a character-based serial channel/file................................... 35. |( g& I0 A6 H' D
8.5 Communicating using binary serial channels/files/field buses ...................................... 35: |$ p! \0 ]( W. Y, t
8.6 Communication using rawbytes ..................................................................................... 36
' h1 g9 d6 _: D8.7 Data for serial channels/files/field buses........................................................................ 37( p8 `# R: m8 p
9 Interrupts................................................................................................................................. 39
& T1 E6 N" S6 p A, d( W1 B9.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 396 ]0 l. ^& S' p) }0 ~" G3 {
9.2 Connecting interrupts to trap routines ............................................................................ 39
; r7 K0 D; j) T# q* @9.3 Ordering interrupts ......................................................................................................... 40
B; B @ p8 ?: Z8 s% [' \9.4 Cancelling interrupts..................................................................................................... 40( @# g' `! w9 l
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