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Wondering why my external axis data goes into the wrong place when I synchronize to Rapid?

cdavison
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When I synchronize all the external axis data looks like this [0,0,90,20, 9E+09, 9E+09] and I have to convert it using a text editor to look like this [9E+09,9E+09,9E+09,90,20,9E+09].
My understanding was ( [9E+9,9E+9,9E+9,9E+9,9E+9,9E+9] = [Logical Axis 7, Logical Axis 8, Logical Axis 9, Logical Axis 10, Logical Axis 11, Logical Axis 12] )
So I went to RAPID>Motion>Joint> and then changed the logical Axis from :
Name Logical Axis
M1DM2 9
M2DM2 10
M7DM1 7
M7DM1 8
to what you see below . Once I did that I could not get the robot to move to any position unless it was a MoveAbsJ (with wjob0) . And even then it says Logical axis 11 has no value. I'm still learning so layman's terms is appreciated.
Thanks Chris Davison
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Answers
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Are you activating your mechanical unit with ActUnit() in your program?0
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Yes I am. I'm not sure if its relevant but on RS the unit is called dcgauche and on the actual robot its called STN20
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Do the coordinates for the external axis in the linear jog tool in RS match that in the FlexPendant?0
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Sorry but I'm not sure how to check that to be honest.0
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