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Chapter 3 Robot Motion
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3) Exceeded speed limiting reference under the compliance control (60FC)
A high speed motion is not available under the compliance control. This
error occurs when the product of the internal speed and the external
speed exceeds 50%. When this error occurs, you should reduce the
internal speed setting.
4) PTP motion is not available under the compliance control (60FD)
The PTP motion (see 3.3.1 “PTP Control”) is prohibited under the
compliance control. This error occurs when you execute a PTP motion.
You should change to the CP motion or execute a PTP motion after you
disable the compliance control. Also, this error occurs when you start
for continuing motion or restart in the resuming path mode.
5) Current position exceeds J* soft limit under the compliance control
(66D*)
A robot may move to a position exceeding a soft limit due to an external
force under the compliance control. Then, this error happens. Though
a motor will not be turned off in the manual mode when a soft limit is
exceeded, a motor will be turned off when this error occurs under the
compliance control.
(2) For Adjusting Safely
A robot may fall in the direction of gravity due to an error in the parameter
setting or moves toward an unexpected direction due to an external force
under the compliance control.
To secure the safety for adjusting, do not set the excessive values for the
allowable angle deviation and the allowable position deviation. Also use
SetCompEralw to set smaller values than the initial values (10 [mm] for
translation along and 5 [degree]) for rotation about X, Y and Z axes) for
allowable deviations in directions other than the force limiting direction
before adjusting.
(3) Adjusting Parameters for Compliance Control Functions
Adjust limited force under compliance control based on the force limiting
rate. However the relation between the force limiting values and the force
limiting rate varies depends on the posture and the direction of a robot.
Adjust the force limiting parameters for each force limiting posture and
direction.
A robot profiles in the direction of an external force when a joint torque due
to the external force becomes larger than the static friction of a joint. On
the other hand, the static friction is larger than a joint torque due to an
external force, a robot stays in equilibrium.
A robot may move toward the force limiting direction (the direction of
reference value) if the equilibrium between the friction and the limited force
changes as the result of the friction change due to the posture alteration
during robot operation under compliance control. Pay attention to the robot
motion toward the force limiting direction when you operate a robot while
controlling the compliance.
(4) Position Teaching
You can use the function for setting positing to variables to teach position
of a robot. The position setting into variables is the current position
reference of a robot. When you push a robot to move and set positions
(direct teaching) under the compliance control, there are difference
between the position reference and an actual position. Please follow the
procedure below to teach positions under the compliance control.
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