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Ford Frameworks signals

  • MasterGrogu
  • March 1, 2024 at 3:03 PM
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    How and where does ABB handle frameworks signals?

    There are group outputs for process data to tell PLC which position i am dropping to in a drawer, positions 1-3. However the signals used to communicate position number is handled in frameworks, and from what i understand that logic is encoded and unreadable. Is there a way to modify GO/GI's outside of the background frameworks? And does that data reset?

    Frameworks is a headache :face_with_rolling_eyes:

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  • SkyeFire March 1, 2024 at 3:20 PM

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    Are you not set up to use the path segments? From what I can recall that would set the outputs for where the robot is.

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    ContinuePathSeg is what you would want. Define a path segment for each position, and when in position use ContinuePathSeg and use the correct path segment in the argument. This will set goR1_PathSeg and your PLC can determine what you do next by returning a decision code.

    I have the application manual for IFWC, if I'm allowed I can post it. It does a decent job of explaining what each part of IFWC does and how to use it.

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