Establishing the basic state

When a program is started, the software automatically creates a defined basic state, which means that certain motion control parameters are set. This basic state is not established when calling subprograms.

The following parameters are set each time the program is started:

• The target position is set to the current position. In this way only individual coordinates can be controlled irrespective of previous programs without changing the other coordinates.
• Blending is turned on with the following default settings:
• Blending distance 0 mm (leads to exact stop)
• Limitation to 50% of the length of the following segment
• Dimension for circular blending 1%
• Limitation of the centrifugal acceleration to 100% of the path acceleration of the adjacent segments
• The base coordinate system is selected.
• The specified target is set to absolute position control (not to relative position control).
• The type of movement is set to linear interpolation.
• The X-Y plane is set as the plane for circular interpolation.
• The specification for additional positions in circular interpolation is set to relative position control.
• The parameters Constellation and JointPhase[1..6] of PTP commands are set to 0.
• The parameters for path events are set to their default values:
• Reference point = start of segment
• Distance = 0 mm
• Time interval = 0 s
• The parameters for touchprobe events and sensor-based positioning are set to default values:
• Trigger source = inverter
• Index of the trigger Boolean variable = 1
• Level = rising edge
• Mode = single
• Measuring direction = Z
• Length of remaining travel = 0 mm
• Touchprobe counter is set to "0"