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Points in axis or cartesian coordinate system

  • Casius
  • February 19, 2015 at 8:24 AM
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    • February 19, 2015 at 8:24 AM
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    Hello,
    I have some important points like Home1, Home2,Home3, PickPosition, DropPosition in axis coordinates. In those points the robot changes the path program and the tool. I have to check if the robot is in the right point before PLC ask for the path program.
    I have made a function to calculate the position using the axis coordinates.
    Delta.A1 = ABS(ePOS.A1 - $Axis_Act.A1)
    Delta.A2 = ABS(ePOS.A2 - $Axis_Act.A2) etc.
    Now the client want to have the points in cartesian coordonates and calculate like
    Delta.X = ABS(ePOS.X - $Pos_Act.X)
    Delta.Y = ABS(ePOS.Y - $Pos_Act.Y) etc.

    Can't this be a problem for the "safety" positions? Does someone have some arguments why the points Home are by default in axis coordinates?
    Thank you!

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    • February 19, 2015 at 6:07 PM
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    Home positions are recorded in E6AXIS because there is no ambiguity. With a series of LIN motions in E6POS, it is possible to "wind up" the wrist, in such a way that running the program a second time would result in driving A4 or A6 past their maximum limit. Using an E6AXIS position explicitly returns each axis to a known angle, thus preventing this "wind up".

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