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3.4 If Output Command Is Present after
Motion Instruction
The current position of the robot normally experiences delay in moving to the
position commanded by the robot controller, when the motion command is
executed.
In the case of the end motion, the robot controller proceeds to the next
command after the command position reaches the destination position of the
motion command. Therefore, if there is an output command after the motion
command, the output command may possibly be executed before the robot
reaches the destination position.
There are the following methods to execute the next command after the robot
reaches the destination position.
Set wait time with a DELAY command (Fig. 3-25 shows a program
example).
Do not use an end motion. Use an encoder value check motion. Fig. 3-26
shows a program example.
Note: In the encoder value check motion, if the payload is heavy, the
encoder value may not completely meet the destination
position.
PROGRAM PRO13
:
:
MOVE L, @0 P3
DELAY 500
SET IO1
RESET IO2
:
:
END
'End motion command
'Waits 0.5 seconds.
'Sets I/O1 to ON.
'Sets I/O2 to OFF.
Fig. 3-25 Program Example to Set Wait Time Due to the DELAY Command
PROGRAM PRO13
:
:
MOVE L, @E P3
SET IO1
RESET IO2
:
:
END
'Encoder value check motion
'command
'Sets I/O1 to ON.
'Sets I/O2 to OFF.
Fig. 3-26 Program Example using an Encoder Value Check Motion
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