Startmove without continuing the motion
Hi all,
I'm wondering if there is a way to stop the movement of the robot and then enable the movement again but without continuing the stop movement. I know about the instructions StopMove, StartMove, etc but it seems like they don't work as I mean. I made an example to be clearer:
MoveJ P1;
MoveJP2;
Let immagine that while I'm executing MoveJ P1 an interrupt occurs and stops the motion; I would like to enable the movement again (without restarting the program) not continuing with the unfinished MoveJ P1 but starting directly with MoveJP2. Is this possible?
I'm wondering if there is a way to stop the movement of the robot and then enable the movement again but without continuing the stop movement. I know about the instructions StopMove, StartMove, etc but it seems like they don't work as I mean. I made an example to be clearer:
MoveJ P1;
MoveJP2;
Let immagine that while I'm executing MoveJ P1 an interrupt occurs and stops the motion; I would like to enable the movement again (without restarting the program) not continuing with the unfinished MoveJ P1 but starting directly with MoveJP2. Is this possible?
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Have you tried ClearPath?Lee Justice0
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Yes, at the end I've found a way exploiting ClearPath0
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