Features II JS/JSR4400N SCARA Robot
JSG GANTRY Robot
JR2000N Desktop Robot
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If the incPallet command (Add 1 to the specified pallet counter) is used instead of the loopPallet
command, the pallet control command will be as follows:
e.g. incPallet is used instead of loopPallet.
reset #genOut1
incPallet 10
if
ld #palletFlag(10)
else
goPoint PTP3,1
endif
Release (Place) the workpiece.
Add 1 to the counter of Pallet No. 10.
If
The counter of Pallet 10 does not reach maximum,
Go to P1 (according to PTP Condition 03).
z If you use the loopPallet command, the tool unit shifts to the specified point according to the
program data [PTP Condition]. If you use the incPallet command, you can use the goPoint or
goRPoint command together, and you can also select the additional function data [PTP Condition].
If you use the incPallet command, another job (e.g. pulse output) can be performed each time the tool
unit shifts to P1.
reset #genOut1
incPallet 10
if
ld #palletFlag(10)
else
pulse #genOut5,200
goPoint PTP0,1
endif
Release (Place) the workpiece.
Add 1 to the counter of Pallet No. 10.
if
The counter of Pallet 10 does not reach maximum,
Output a pulse and
Shift to P1.
The pallet number (and the go Point number for the loopPallet command) can be specified using
expressions.
Example:
declare num pal
if
ld #genIn3
then
pal = 5
else
pal = 6
endIf
reset #genOut1
loopPallet pal,1
Declare a local variable pal.
If
#genIn3=ON
then
Assign 5 to pal.
If not
Assign 6 to pal.
Release (Place) the workpiece.
Add 1 to the counter of Pallet 5 or 6,
go on to the next command if the counter reaches maximum.
(In this example, the point job is over because there are no
more commands.)
If the counter is not at maximum, move to P1.
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