Non-Constant robtarget
SteveMob
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Hello,
I am doing some RobotStudio/LabVIEW communication. Basically, I want to send some numbers to RS from LV, and I want to assign those numbers into variables that can declare a robtarget. The problem I am having is that to declare a robtarget, the translation, orientation, and configuration variables have to be constant.
This is my code in a nutshell:
Module MainModule
VAR pos P;
VAR orient Q;
VAR confdata C;
VAR robtarget mytarget :=[[P.x,P.y,P.z],[Q.q1,Q.q2,Q.q3,Q.q4],[C.cf1,C.cf4,C.cf6,C.cfx],[9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9]];
PROC main()
MoveJ Home,v150,z0,tool0;
WaitTime 2
!Establish connection with LV (RS is client, LV is server)
SocketClose client_socket;
Socketcreate client_socket;
SocketConnect client_socket,"127.0.0.1",3333;
! ERROR
! IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
! IF retry_no<5 THEN
! WaitTime 1;
! retry_no:=retry_no+1;
! RETRY;
! ELSE
! RAISE ;
! ENDIF
! ENDIF
SocketSend client_socket\Str:="Connection Successful, you are the server, I am the client!"\NoOfBytes:=59;
! Clear the port of any data
!SocketReceive client_socket\RawData:=parse_data\Time:=1;
IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
ENDIF
ClearRawBytes parse_data;
!data_buffer{1}:=StrToByte(con_data_buffer{1});
i:=1;
WHILE i=1 DO
peek_value:=SocketPeek(client_socket);
IF peek_value>=1 THEN
ClearRawBytes parse_data;
SocketReceive client_socket\RawData:=parse_data\Time:=25;
bytes_available:=RawBytesLen(parse_data);
SocketSend client_socket\RawData:=parse_data;
IF bytes_available>=1 THEN
UnpackRawBytes parse_data,1,command\Hex1;
IF 42=command THEN
!Read a position (x,y,z). Receives numbers and assigns them to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,2,P.x\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,6,P.y\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,10,P.z\Float4;
! Read tool orientation (quaternion angles). Receives numbers and assigns them to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,30,Q.q1\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,34,Q.q2\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,38,Q.q3\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,42,Q.q4\Float4;
!Read axes configuration (axis1,axis4,axis6,axisx)("x" can refer to axis 5 at times). Receives numbers and assigns to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,46,C.cf1\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,50,C.cf4\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,54,C.cf6\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,58,C.cfx\Float4;
MoveJ mytarget,v100,z10,tool0,\WObj:=wobj0;
WaitTime 2;
ELSE
TPWrite "Unhandled command: "\Num:=command;
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF ERRNO>0 THEN
IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
ELSE
i:=0;
ENDIF
ENDIF
WaitTime 1;
ENDIF
ENDWHILE
ENDPROC
The problem I having is that I am getting an error: "Expression "P" is not a constant expression." This is referring to the underlined code above (robtarget declaration). I imagine that I will get the same errors for the "Q" and "C" variables. Is there a way to get past this error, or to declare different variables such that I can not have constants in my robtarget declaration so that I can send different numbers and have essentially a "new" robtarget called "mytarget"?
Thanks for any help!
SM
I am doing some RobotStudio/LabVIEW communication. Basically, I want to send some numbers to RS from LV, and I want to assign those numbers into variables that can declare a robtarget. The problem I am having is that to declare a robtarget, the translation, orientation, and configuration variables have to be constant.
This is my code in a nutshell:
Module MainModule
VAR pos P;
VAR orient Q;
VAR confdata C;
VAR robtarget mytarget :=[[P.x,P.y,P.z],[Q.q1,Q.q2,Q.q3,Q.q4],[C.cf1,C.cf4,C.cf6,C.cfx],[9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9]];
PROC main()
MoveJ Home,v150,z0,tool0;
WaitTime 2
!Establish connection with LV (RS is client, LV is server)
SocketClose client_socket;
Socketcreate client_socket;
SocketConnect client_socket,"127.0.0.1",3333;
! ERROR
! IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
! IF retry_no<5 THEN
! WaitTime 1;
! retry_no:=retry_no+1;
! RETRY;
! ELSE
! RAISE ;
! ENDIF
! ENDIF
SocketSend client_socket\Str:="Connection Successful, you are the server, I am the client!"\NoOfBytes:=59;
! Clear the port of any data
!SocketReceive client_socket\RawData:=parse_data\Time:=1;
IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
ENDIF
ClearRawBytes parse_data;
!data_buffer{1}:=StrToByte(con_data_buffer{1});
i:=1;
WHILE i=1 DO
peek_value:=SocketPeek(client_socket);
IF peek_value>=1 THEN
ClearRawBytes parse_data;
SocketReceive client_socket\RawData:=parse_data\Time:=25;
bytes_available:=RawBytesLen(parse_data);
SocketSend client_socket\RawData:=parse_data;
IF bytes_available>=1 THEN
UnpackRawBytes parse_data,1,command\Hex1;
IF 42=command THEN
!Read a position (x,y,z). Receives numbers and assigns them to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,2,P.x\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,6,P.y\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,10,P.z\Float4;
! Read tool orientation (quaternion angles). Receives numbers and assigns them to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,30,Q.q1\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,34,Q.q2\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,38,Q.q3\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,42,Q.q4\Float4;
!Read axes configuration (axis1,axis4,axis6,axisx)("x" can refer to axis 5 at times). Receives numbers and assigns to the variables
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,46,C.cf1\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,50,C.cf4\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,54,C.cf6\Float4;
UnpackRawBytes parse_data\Network,58,C.cfx\Float4;
MoveJ mytarget,v100,z10,tool0,\WObj:=wobj0;
WaitTime 2;
ELSE
TPWrite "Unhandled command: "\Num:=command;
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF ERRNO>0 THEN
IF ERRNO=ERR_SOCK_TIMEOUT THEN
ELSE
i:=0;
ENDIF
ENDIF
WaitTime 1;
ENDIF
ENDWHILE
ENDPROC
The problem I having is that I am getting an error: "Expression "P" is not a constant expression." This is referring to the underlined code above (robtarget declaration). I imagine that I will get the same errors for the "Q" and "C" variables. Is there a way to get past this error, or to declare different variables such that I can not have constants in my robtarget declaration so that I can send different numbers and have essentially a "new" robtarget called "mytarget"?
Thanks for any help!
SM
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Best Answer
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So I figured out where my mistakes were for future reference if anyone else needed to do this. I had to 1st declare "mytarget" as an actual target, with numbers:
PERS robtarget mytarget:=[[100,100,100],[0.86603,0,0.5,0],[0,0,0,1],[9E+09,9E+09,9E+09,9E+09,9E+09,9E+09]];
Next, I had to add this line of code right before my Move command, but after the "UnpackRawBytes" commands:
mytarget :=[[P.x,P.y,P.z],[Q.q1,Q.q2,Q.q3,Q.q4],[C.cf1,C.cf4,C.cf6,C.cfx],[9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9,9E9]];
The program worked quite well after these small changes.
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