AutoOrientationFlag Statement
Changes orientation flag of N6-A1000**.
Syntax
AutoOrientationFlag { On | Off }
Parameters
- On | Off
-
- On: Enables the AutoOrientationFlag.
- Off: Disables the AutoOrientationFlag. (Default)
Description
AutoOrientationFlag is available for following commands:
Go, BGo, TGo, Jump3, JumpTLZ
Change the following orientation flag:
Model | Parameter OFF/ON | Orientation flag | Remark | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hand | Elbow | Wrist | |||
N6-A1000 ** | OFF | - | - | - | Move with the orientation flag which is selected by user. (Default) |
ON | - | ✓ | ✓*1 | Set “ON” when you cannot select the orientation flag. |
✓: When setting the AutoOrientationFlag to “ON”, the orientation flag is changed
*1: Wrist orientation flag is changed only when you change the elbow orientation flag. When you change the wrist orientation flag, it will be the orientation flag which minimizes the movement of Joint #4.
Use AutoOrientationFlag with LJM Function
When you use the command with LJM Function, Wrist Flag, J4Flag, and J6Flag will be the orientation selected by LJM Function. For example, when you set orientationFlag of LJM Function to “3”, “Wrist Flag”, “J4Flag”, and “J6Flag” are selected so that Joint #5 will be the shortest movement. When you do not use LJM Function, “Wrist Flag”, “J4Flag”, and “J6Flag” are selected so that Joint #4 will be the shortest movement.
AutoOrientationFlag Example
Motor On
Power High
AutoOrientationFlag On
Go P1 ' moves to AglToPls(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 90) joint position
Go P2
When setting the AutoOrientationFlag to “ON”:
Flag is changed as follows due to the position of point P and the red line.
Point P is above the red line: Above
Point P is above the red line: Below