Teaching Pendant Operation
Desktop Robot JR3000
CURSOR ···························· Moves the cursor upward (in the character string).
CURSOR ···························· Moves the cursor downward (in the character string).
CURSOR ···························· Moves the cursor to the left (in the character string).
CURSOR ···························· Moves the cursor to the right (in the character string).
SHIFT + CURSOR ··········· Moves the cursor to the top line.
SHIFT + CURSOR ··········· Moves the cursor to the bottom line.
SHIFT + CURSOR ··········· Moves the cursor to the top of the character string.
SHIFT + CURSOR ··········· Moves the cursor to the end of the character string.
DEL / CLR ······························ Deletes the character at the cursor’s current location.
If the cursor is at the far right of the character string, the last
character is deleted.
SHIFT + DEL / CLR ············· Clears the entire character string.
F2 (BFunc) ···························· Displays a list of built-in functions (functions built into the robot in
advance as operating functions). This key is valid when the sign
“BFunc” is displayed on the last line of the screen (above the
F2 key).
F3 (BVar) ······························· Displays a list of built-in variables (variables built into the robot in
advance as operating functions). This key is valid when the sign
“BVar” is displayed on the last line of the screen (above the
F3 key).
If you enter character strings for a point job command such as
outCOM
, etc., you can designate the
characters using hexadecimal codes after the “\” code. If you want to use the “\” as a symbol, enter “\\”.
In this case, the quotation marks (““) which enclose a character string are entered automatically.
Example: outCOM port2,"\0D\0A"
Outputs CR LF codes.
outCOM port2,"\\300"
Outputs \300.
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