
About the WZLimSup

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Hello,
I have a question about WZLimSup instruction . If I want to limit the robot work within a safety fence without touching the border, I can define the size of the box, but here comes a question, when robot near the border, different orientation with different TCP may trigger the supervision . So how can I avoid wrong triggers, or just decrease the size of the box?
Thank you!
I have a question about WZLimSup instruction . If I want to limit the robot work within a safety fence without touching the border, I can define the size of the box, but here comes a question, when robot near the border, different orientation with different TCP may trigger the supervision . So how can I avoid wrong triggers, or just decrease the size of the box?
Thank you!
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Maybe this will better suit what you need to do, WZLimJointDef. Check it out in the manual.Lee Justice0
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WZLimSup will work with the active TCP ! so if you are orientating about the TCP, the robot wrist / tool body, could move beyond in / out of a defined volume. lemster68 is correct maybe WZLimJointDef would be better in avoiding this problem0
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Got SafeMove?
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