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SingArea help

SteveMob
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Hello,
I am using CJointT and CalcJointT to check for singularity issues for the robot either in its current position, or the target it is about to move to. I am checking for if Axis 5 is 0, then SingArea\Wrist. The problem I am having is that after I perform a MoveL to the target that needed SingArea\Wrist, the next target I still try to MoveL to, it doesn't do it linearly. So I guess my question is, is there a way to turn SingArea off, like reset it? Or is it only "active" for the first MoveL and then automatically deactivates?
Thanks for any advice,
SM
I am using CJointT and CalcJointT to check for singularity issues for the robot either in its current position, or the target it is about to move to. I am checking for if Axis 5 is 0, then SingArea\Wrist. The problem I am having is that after I perform a MoveL to the target that needed SingArea\Wrist, the next target I still try to MoveL to, it doesn't do it linearly. So I guess my question is, is there a way to turn SingArea off, like reset it? Or is it only "active" for the first MoveL and then automatically deactivates?
Thanks for any advice,
SM
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SingArea\Wrist is active until you do a SingArea\Off or the other way5
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I did tell you this last month:
https://forums.robotstudio.com/discussion/comment/25318/#Comment_25318
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Ok thank you!
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