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来自: 中国山东泰安
第四个文件:3HAC16580-1_revD_en_library.pdf/ Q+ c9 j5 w9 j5 ?: K
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O; J3 g1 A; j$ X1 Introduction............................................................................................................................... 16 \1 J; Y5 |" F( J7 L- u+ e( E
1.1 Other manuals................................................................................................................... 1% G) s M4 [* ]( B5 S! y: S
1.2 How to read this manual ................................................................................................... 1
9 ~% P1 P* X* A- ?* U+ R: Z Typographic conventions ................................................................................................. 2% o! |6 N/ S% Y6 l; g
Syntax rules...................................................................................................................... 2
/ X" S2 l" u. U4 C Formal syntax................................................................................................................... 3
# X5 }$ z/ u* O" z2 The structure of the language .................................................................................................. 5
, k; D6 H u; ^( W, h- d1 Q3 Controlling the program flow .................................................................................................. 7& `, o) O! M3 c% ]: F w
3.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................... 7
0 N6 M" t$ f: B5 M3.2 Calling another routine ..................................................................................................... 7* p; V2 P$ H& ^; x7 d$ b$ J6 x4 N
3.3 Program control within the routine................................................................................... 7
5 R* {+ V7 _- }! B- w3.4 Stopping program execution............................................................................................. 8
8 u, Q- q( f) X- y3.5 Stop current cycle ............................................................................................................. 8
5 ]* X" v7 J9 a! F4 Various instructions .................................................................................................................. 9
6 \) R, j$ X3 T& y9 S4.1 Assigning a value to data..................................................................................................9
4 ?7 X8 V3 U# Y" {* c! |& g4.2 Wait................................................................................................................................... 93 }) I9 O2 q S
4.3 Comments......................................................................................................................... 9
0 a9 Z( ^% _) J4.4 Loading program modules.............................................................................................. 10$ X" P% \: Q8 j- a
4.5 Various functions ............................................................................................................ 10
- [1 e, s6 B- R& q8 r8 s4.6 Basic data........................................................................................................................ 10
0 w3 n, `# W. d; O% @4 @8 p7 L4.7 Conversion function ....................................................................................................... 11+ W" e, F( k" C; j1 S+ \* D- ?
5 Motion settings ........................................................................................................................ 13
" _ H$ M4 I9 i5 n) F% U% f5.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 13
; F+ C1 R# y1 I) s. O: {* R1 h5.2 Maximum TCP speed ..................................................................................................... 13
5 P. O" r) L5 {# @' }5.3 Defining velocity ............................................................................................................ 141 m- ~3 j+ |; N/ X, ~# t/ i; f
5.4 Defining acceleration......................................................................................................14& L9 ?# \ D8 I1 ^
5.5 Defining configuration management .............................................................................. 14
$ `, e2 S! t( ~) w5.6 Defining the payload ...................................................................................................... 14
+ [1 j3 x# e3 A% ^5.7 Defining the behaviour near singular points................................................................... 15
& x$ i. Y0 J, Q5.8 Displacing a program...................................................................................................... 15
+ @' x! E* f) m" G$ u5.9 Soft servo........................................................................................................................ 153 ~7 W8 b% O+ x: f: e& i0 b; _
5.10 Adjust the robot tuning values...................................................................................... 16- u! J9 k( `' z1 m0 N) p4 y4 n
5.11 World Zones.................................................................................................................. 17
- }/ e0 Q* o$ v) P" E+ @5.12 Data for motion settings ............................................................................................... 17
3 H% B) e& w9 L' M% j: G N3 M' e; d- i6 Motion ...................................................................................................................................... 19
6 k+ K B; i' U9 _" P6 f7 n6.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 19
2 A+ @9 d y* P1 t6.2 Positioning instructions .................................................................................................. 20
* l" y1 u; n5 A. z$ j) d1 x" E6.3 Searching ........................................................................................................................ 20
: o1 o1 B. Z% V/ q5 BII RAPID overview' f) v; B+ W$ E, x
6.4 Activating outputs or interrupts at specific positions ..................................................... 213 Z5 j, a! k3 M& a
6.5 Control of analog output signal proportional to actual TCP .......................................... 21
S- Y, k7 `' F. u# U6.6 Motion control if an error/interrupt takes place ............................................................. 22
/ R, v$ v- F5 w6.7 Get robot info in a MultiMove system........................................................................... 22
V9 h M8 |. x: Q* b; n% l5 X6.8 Controlling external axes................................................................................................ 238 |5 x: I' @# Z7 l$ h9 f0 e7 N" ~
6.9 Independent axes ............................................................................................................ 24
) |5 U% |2 ?; S# L" M" M6.10 Path correction.............................................................................................................. 25# [/ ^5 n+ c" U/ q# L5 ^
6.11 Path Recorder ............................................................................................................... 25, t0 L' |" @0 y; Q- A1 ^- K( }5 X
6.12 Conveyor tracking ........................................................................................................ 26
* f% G, T* Q4 l3 m( H6.13 Sensor synchronization................................................................................................. 26
* d! n9 }8 \) p- b& q6.14 Load identification and collision detection .................................................................. 26. t$ W% M @6 ]7 [0 _ I4 n# x7 @
6.15 Position functions ......................................................................................................... 27- g9 \# e" U: C1 K* s
6.16 Check interrupted path after power failure................................................................... 27+ T6 [7 I: X* U7 C
6.17 Status functions ............................................................................................................ 27
9 ?: B. k2 C/ @1 ~6.18 Motion data................................................................................................................... 28
9 S. q& p5 I& A7 _6.19 Basic data for movements ............................................................................................ 28$ I' \/ ]' |+ a$ j6 x
7 Input and output signals......................................................................................................... 29
' n" x' _- `/ x( |7.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 29
; U( E9 o' ^# L6 c& y9 L' n7.2 Changing the value of a signal ....................................................................................... 29
' {1 q/ e9 Z2 |$ m& v1 F7.3 Reading the value of an input signal .............................................................................. 298 \' e! s6 M1 V( [% |& W+ _" h8 Q
7.4 Reading the value of an output signal ............................................................................ 30+ j; ~4 W8 v$ L" p( a/ f
7.5 Testing input on output signals....................................................................................... 30/ b- \, L/ }' l7 d" _
7.6 Disabling and enabling I/O modules .............................................................................. 30
, z+ i2 F* }! @" D- w1 f" l4 e9 l7.7 Defining input and output signals .................................................................................. 31/ r- v& ~& Q5 Y k6 I
7.8 Get status of I/O bus and unit ......................................................................................... 31
# a. x; \ }% u1 {8 Communication....................................................................................................................... 33" x" d7 o# Y. a' W0 A/ ^! i
8.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 33
- Z# U9 L8 B! ~4 Z+ Q8.2 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group TP .......................................... 33
3 s; g/ d0 V" r5 J& o0 c I. M8.3 Communicating using the FlexPendant, function group UI........................................... 34! T, f$ G2 d0 u2 m$ j; _$ p* t
8.4 Reading from or writing to a character-based serial channel/file................................... 35* q$ F$ U3 |0 e, ^
8.5 Communicating using binary serial channels/files/field buses ...................................... 35! T: s8 Z$ p% i- s) ?; b
8.6 Communication using rawbytes ..................................................................................... 362 L( d( q8 S# u6 |, E0 f5 _
8.7 Data for serial channels/files/field buses........................................................................ 379 v/ g, c# `1 r$ A, l$ r
9 Interrupts................................................................................................................................. 39
! Q: Y2 ^$ l, S( t. t+ x4 U9.1 Programming principles ................................................................................................. 393 m' z U" D( K7 C
9.2 Connecting interrupts to trap routines ............................................................................ 391 q1 a, Z& q5 O6 l7 p1 Y+ Y8 n7 [5 p
9.3 Ordering interrupts ......................................................................................................... 401 q4 c, \4 m6 F0 Y% O
9.4 Cancelling interrupts..................................................................................................... 40
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