ID : 3592
Move
Function
To move the robot to the designated coordinates.
Syntax
Move motion interpolation,target position[, motion option]
Guaranteed Entry
- Motion interpolation
- Designate a motion interpolation method.
- Target position
- Designate a target position by position type data, homogeneous translation type data and joint type data. Target position option can be added to the target position. In addition, it is also allowed to state target positions consecutively.
The value can be designated by array. In this case, the array is treated as position type. - Motion option
- A motion option can be specified.
Description
The robot moves from a current position to a target position.
To execute this statement, the task must acquire robot axis control.
The motion interpolation method is as described below.
Designation method | Motion interpolation method |
---|---|
{P | PTP} | PTP motion. This motion moves the fastest. TCP point track is not considered. |
L | Linear interpolation motion. TCP point moves from the current position to the target position linearly at constant speed in other than acceleration/deceleration areas. |
C | Circular interpolation motion. The robot moves along the circular arc consisting of the current position, relay position and target position in order of the current position → relay position → target position. The robot moves at constant speed in other than acceleration/deceleration areas. Refer to "Move C." |
S | Free curve interpolation motion. The robot moves at constant speed along a smooth curve crossing the registered point. Refer to "Move S." |
Stating Target Positions Consecutively
The robot moves in order when target positions are set. Set the target position options for each target position.
Move P, @P P[2], @P P[5], P[8], P[15], Speed = 30, Next
The above statement is the same as the following.
Move P, @P P[2], Speed = 30, Next
Move P, @P P[5], Speed = 30, Next
Move P, P[8], Speed = 30, Next
Move P, P[15], Speed = 30, Next
Related Terms
Move C, Move S, Robot Figure (FIG), Singular Point, Pass Start Displacement, Motion Option, Motion Interpolation Method, Motion Statement, Free Curve Interpolation, Target Position Option
Attention
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Example
'!TITLE "Movement to Designated Coordinates"
' Move from the current position to a designated coordinate position
Sub Sample_Move
Dim aaa As Position
Dim bbb As Position
Dim ccc As Position
TakeArm Keep = 1
' Assign the current position to aaa
aaa = CurPos
' Move from the current position to P(200, 0, 100, 180, 0, 180, -1) coordinate position
Move P, P( 200, 0, 100, 180, 0, 180, -1 )
bbb = P( 250, -50, 80, 180, 0, 180, -1 )
' Move from the current position to the bbb coordinate position
Move L, bbb
ccc = P( 150, 100, 180, 180, 0, 180, -1 )
' Move from the current position to the ccc coordinate position
Move P, @P ccc
' Move from the current position to the aaa coordinate position
Move L, @20 aaa
End Sub
ID : 3592