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Chapter 9 Declaration Statements
9-7
9.6 Work Coordinates
WORK (Statement)
Function
Declares a user coordinate system.
Format
WORK <User coordinate system number>, <Position type>
Explanation
Declares the user coordinates assigned to the position type variable shown in
<Position type> as the user coordinate system specified by <User coordinate
system number>.
A number from 1 to 7 can be used for the user coordinate system number.
Related Terms
CHANGEWORK, WORKPOS
Example
6-axis DEFINT li1 li2
WORK 1, P1 'Declares coordinates assigned to position type
'variable number 2 as the user coordinate system in
'user coordinate system number 1.
WORK li1, P[li2] 'Declares coordinates assigned to the position type
'variable expressed with li2 as the user coordinate
'system in the 'user coordinate system number
expressed 'by li1.
WORK li1, (100, 100, 50, 0, 0, 90)
4-axis DEFINT li1 li2
WORK 1, P1 'Declares coordinates assigned to position type
'variable number 2 as the user coordinate system in
'user coordinate system number 1.
WORK li1, P[li2] 'Declares coordinates assigned to the position type
'variable expressed with li2 as the user coordinate
'system in the 'user coordinate system number
expressed 'by li1.
WORK li1, (100, 100, 50, 0)
Notes
(1) If values for the robot work area are set beyond the X, Y and Z elements of
the work coordinates, the specified robot position may shift due to an
arithmetic overflow. Use values within the robot work area for the X, Y and
Z elements of the work coordinates.
(2) Values changed by this command are maintained while power is on. You
should save the system parameters (see P5-153 in "Setting-ups") if you
want to keep values after power is turned off.
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