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12-17-2024, 05:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-17-2024, 09:46 AM by Albert.)
Hi, I am using RoboDK for academic lisence. Right now, I am trying to give a command from RoboDK driver for TM12X for motion with different speed operation. However, i noticed the speed that i gave using python does not reflect the actual speed on the real world robot (it is like moving in slow motion 5% operation). Also, when i gave the speed instruction like using 100% speed operation, it still work in slow motion.
I have been searching in documentation for it, but somehow i could not find the solution (maybe i missed it).
Looking forward for the solution! thank you!
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Most robots use the joint speed for joint movements (MoveJ) and the linear speed in mm/s for linear movements (MoveL). The robot speed may be limited by motor limitations and/or the running mode of your controller or safety systems (for example: automatic vs manual).
Can you provide us with the RoboDK project file (RDK file) and script you are using?
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It looks like you have the speed set to 5% on the robot teach pendant. You should be able to increase the speed of the robot on the teach pendant.
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It looks like you are setting the speed properly using the set speed instruction (or with setSpeed using the API).
However, you may be overriding the maximum speed with the teach pendant or with some safety system.
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I'm happy to hear the problem is solved. Thank you for letting us know.