12-12-2019, 11:25 PM
Hi,
I have a CRS A465 robot and it wants locations in Cartesian cordinates referenced to the robot base (I think).
When I generate a robot program the cordinates are referenced to something other than the robot base. I have tried to change the rotation off all the reference frames that I can see (tool frame, user frame, flange frame) but this does not seem to have an effect on the out put cordinate system.
In the generated code the the x axis looks correct, but the y axis values are in z axis column and z axis values are in the Y axis column so it looks like a reference frame needs rotating. but when i rotate all the reference frames I can, it seems to have no effect on the output file, it rotates other frames to compensate.
also as a note on this robot the x axis extends outwards from the robot flange which is not the standard as I believe. I have tried to change this but it seems to have no effect.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
I have a CRS A465 robot and it wants locations in Cartesian cordinates referenced to the robot base (I think).
When I generate a robot program the cordinates are referenced to something other than the robot base. I have tried to change the rotation off all the reference frames that I can see (tool frame, user frame, flange frame) but this does not seem to have an effect on the out put cordinate system.
In the generated code the the x axis looks correct, but the y axis values are in z axis column and z axis values are in the Y axis column so it looks like a reference frame needs rotating. but when i rotate all the reference frames I can, it seems to have no effect on the output file, it rotates other frames to compensate.
also as a note on this robot the x axis extends outwards from the robot flange which is not the standard as I believe. I have tried to change this but it seems to have no effect.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers