IAI RA Series, Instruction Manual

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5. Practical Settings
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5.3.5. Coordinate Conversion Commands
* 1 Refer to 5.3.8. Coordinate System for coordinate system.
Refer to 5.3.9. Form for form.
[1] ECMD 280/290 (Conversion from Each Axis Coordinates to Work Coordinates in Wrist Unit
Equipped Robot)
Extension condition
(LD, A, O, AB, OB)
Input condition
(I/O/flag)
Command, declaration Output part
operational type
(output/flag)
Command,
declaration
Operand 1 Operand 2
Optional Optional ECMD 280/290
Integer
Variable
number
CC
[Function] The position in each axis coordinate system in a robot equipped with a wrist unit should
be converted into the position in the work coordinate system.
■ Operand 2: Contents in Integer Variable No. n
Variable
No.
Data
Contents
n
Top Position Data Number for
Storage of Data Before Conversion
Indicate the position number that the each axis
coordinate system position data to be converted
was stored. (* 1)
n+1
Top Position Data Number for
Storage of Data After Conversion
Indicate the position number that the converted
work coordinate system position data is to be
stored. (* 1)
n+2
Top Position Data Number for
Storage of Work Coordinate Offset
Indicate the position number that the work
coordinate offset was stored. (* 1)
n+3
Top Position Data Number for
Storage of Tool Coordinate Offset
Indicate the position number that the tool
coordinate offset was stored. (* 1)
n+4 Robot Combination Type
Refer to “5.3.6. Settings in Common for
Coordinate Conversion Commands”.
n+5 Wrist Unit Type 0: S Type 1: M Type
n+6 Top Axis Number
Indicate the top axis number of the position that
the data was stored.
* Only ECMD 290 is effective. -1 should always
be indicated for ECMD 280.
* 1 The top position number should be indicated for the standard motion control position.
* Work Coordinate Offset
For TTA and MSEL, set the work coordinate offset amount in the work coordinate system number
and execute SLWK Command, and the position will be at the point that is offset by the amount set
in the work coordinate system number.
In the same manner, if the offset amount is set in the position of the work coordinate offset storage
top position data number and the work coordinate offset storage top position data number is
indicated, the position after offset will be figured out.
[Refer to 1.4.5 (2) Positioning on Work Coordinate System in SEL Language Programming Manual]
* Tool Coordinate Offset
For TTA and MSEL, set the tool coordinate offset amount in the tool coordinate system number
and execute SLTL Command, and the position will be at the point that is offset by the amount set
in the tool coordinate system number.
In the same manner, if the offset amount is set in the position of the tool coordinate offset storage
top position data number and the tool coordinate offset storage top position data number is
indicated, the position after offset will be figured out.
[Refer to 1.4.5 (2) Positioning using Tool Coordinate System Offset in SEL Language Programming
Manual]
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