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Python CSV file to Program (XYZ) with 7. axis

#1
Hi,

I have tried running the Python Script "ImportCSV_XYZ" with updating the speed in the program for each point. Unfortunately, I cannot get the 7th axis to run with the program, as the 7th axis does not move. 
I have tried selecting "Move External Axes" under Axes Optimization -> "More Options".

How do I make the 7th axis move in the program?

Best regards 
Jonas


Attached Files
.rdk   CSV file to program (XYZ) with 7. axis robot.rdk (Size: 3.68 MB / Downloads: 230)
.py   ImportCSV_XYZ.py (Size: 4.81 KB / Downloads: 220)
.zip   CSV File.zip (Size: 516 bytes / Downloads: 195)
#2
I have attached a few pictures where; 

1) "Program Sample XYZS 7th axis not moving" is how the robot + 7th axis moves at the end point of the XYZS program 

2) Move 7th axis with moving ToolFrame with respect to Reference Frame is how the robot + 7th axis must be able to move in the end point of the program. However, this is done by manually moving the robot + 7th axis in the Z-direction, where it works with the robot being synchronized with the 7th axis

Best regards
Jonas


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2) Move 7. axis with moving ToolFrame with respect to Reference Frame.png    1) Program Sample XYZS 7. axis not moving.png   
#3
I would recommend using the Curve Follow Project to apply optimization settings individually for different trajectories

You can import this CSV file as a curve using the File->Open command

You can use the Program Events tab to set the required speeds or r.click on generated program->Show instructions and then add the required additional speed commands

I attached your station with an example CFP based on the CSV file provided.
We can discuss your project in more detail if you contact us at info@robodk.com.


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.rdk   example_cfp.rdk (Size: 3.68 MB / Downloads: 225)
  




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