Surveillance Objects
SurveillanceArea, SurveillancePlane
There are attributes that are enabled SurveillanceArea or SurveillancePlane or both.
Property | Value |
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Name | You can specify any name. |
Type | Set to Layout. Cannot change the setting. |
Offset Position | You can view/set the position of an object as an offset from its parent object. If the parent object does not exist, it will display/set the same as the Position property. |
Offset Rotation | You can view/set the object's placement angle as an offset from the parent object. If the parent object does not exist, it will display/set the same as the Rotation property. |
Position | Specifies a center point in simulator World coordinates. |
Half size | Specifies a length from the center. The length is double this length. |
Rotation | Specify the placement angle. |
Color | You can change the display color. Click the drop-down Refer to Change layout object color for the details. |
Visible |
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Show Label |
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Show Origin |
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Collision
Property | Value |
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Check | Enables/disables the collision detection and I/O control setting.
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Show result | Specify how to display the color configured in Color property when the a collision is detected.
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Color | Specifies a color to be displayed when detecting a collision. Default: 168,0,0 |
Collision Point
Property | Value |
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Radius(mm) | Specify the radius of collision point displayed when the collision is detected. |
Color | Specifies a color to be displayed when detecting a collision. Default: 168,0,0 |
I/O Control | Click [...].to display the [I/O Control Setting] dialog. You can select the following settings for each configured robot.
When a robot collides or contacts with an object, Output No. of the specified I/O is turned On or Off. I/O output bit numbers already used in remote output signals cannot be used (are not displayed.) If a bit that has already been set is assigned to a remote output setting, the setting value is reset to None. When setting the duration (On/Off duration), disable the setting that causes an error stop if a collision is detected during program execution (*). If set to Enable, it will not function even if a collision is detected, because it will be in Emergency Stop status. |
* See details below.