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3.2.3 Coordinated jogging
Introduction
The IRB 14000 robot is pre-installed with the RobotWare option MultiMove
coordinated, which makes it possible to jog the two arms in coordinated mode.
Coordinated jogging has to be setup by creating a coordinated work object. The
work object should be setup for the arm that is holding the work piece. The other
arm is holding the tool.
When the arm moving the work object is jogged, the other arm that is currently
coordinated with the work object will move so that it maintains its relative position
to the work object.
For more information about MultiMove and coordinated jogging, see Application
manual - MultiMove .
Tip
Use the MultiMove wizard in RobotStudio when setting up and programming
MultiMove.
Setup coordinated jogging
Use this procedure to setup coordinated jogging.
Description Action
Create a work object for the arm that is to
be coordinated. That work object will be
held and moved by the other arm. 1
In this example the right arm is holding the
work object and the left arm is coordinated
to it:
PERS wobjdata wobjRight :=
[FALSE, FALSE, "ROB_R",
Define the data of the work object.
Set
hobhold
and
ufprog
to
FALSE
, set
ufmec
to the other arm.
2
[[0,0,0],[1,0,0,0]],
[[0,0,0],[1,0,0,0]]];
Optional, define x, y, z values for the work
object and define a tool for the other arm. 3
Activate coordinated jogging on page 34 Activate coordinated jogging. 4
Activate coordinated jogging
Use this procedure to activate coordinated jogging.
Description Action
The Quickset menu on page 32 Open the Quickset menu and select the
arm that is to be coordinated. 1
Setup coordinated jogging on page 34 Activate the previously created work ob-
ject. 2
Select the work object coordinate system. 3
The coordinated arm is now indicated with
a flashing frame. Select the other arm. 4
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3 Using the IRB 14000
3.2.3 Coordinated jogging