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Universal Robots: moveL / moveP command

#1
Hello!

On the website (link: https://robodk.com/blog/robot-post-processors/), I found that if you use an UR robot, you can use both moveL and moveP commands. I am wondering how I can include the moveP command in the program because only the moveJ, moveL and moveC commands are available in RoboDK (toolbar).

Thank for the reply.
Mitja GOLOB
#2
Hello!


I use the CAD / CAM method for robot programming. When I generate code for a robot controller, I see that only movL commands are used.

example:
movel(p[0.601219, 0.202453, 0.146580, 0.000000, 2.902453, -1.202235])

movel(p[0.601305, 0.202425, 0.146607, 0.000000, 2.902453, -1.202235])

I would expect that moveP will be used. Why it only uses moveL commands?

Thanks for the reply.
Mitja GOLOB
#3
Hello!

It would really help me if anyone could answer the question. I can't find any documentation that would nicely describe the use of the moveP command (if it is even possible to use the moveP command).

Thanks for the reply.
Mitja GOLOB
#4
Hi Mitja,

The use of MoveL vs MoveP command is only managed by the post processor. You can go in the post processor and simply change the variable "USE_MOVEP" from False to True.

Your program will then be generated using MoveP instead of MoveL.

Have a good day.
Jeremy
#5
Hi, I am trying to use the MoveP post processor, but if so the robot stops the programm after 1 sek. With the general Universal Robot post processor everythings is fine but the curves are executed quite poorly. The robot shivers constantly.

Can somebody help?

Best regards
#6
Ok it was simply a speed problem :D 

But I don't really understand, why the moveP post processor causes the programm to stop immediatly...
#7
Is it solved now?

Jeremy
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