ID : 1406
[Mini I/O-dedicated mode] Types and Functions of System Input Signals
The table below lists the system input signals.
For information about system input signals common for all allocation modes, refer to [Common for all Allocation modes] Types and Functions of System Input Signals.
Use to: | Signal name | Function |
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Stop *1 |
Step Stop (All tasks) |
Release of this signal will step-stop all programs being executed. |
Prepare for operation Start program, Clear error |
Strobe Signal | This signal initiates the processing of the I/O commands set in the data and command areas. |
Data areas (3 bits) |
These areas are used to specify I/O commands that enable the following: - Start/stop each task program. - Prepare for operation - Clear robot errors. |
|
Command areas (3 bits) |
*1 : In External automatic operation, be careful with the following points:
- The moment each of these signals is released, the corresponding stop processing starts.
- As long as it is not necessary to stop the robot, these stop signals should be short-circuited.
System output signals are checked every 8 ms.
ID : 1406
- Related Information
- Step Stop (All tasks) (input)
- Command Execution I/O Signals
- List of I/O Commands