Entrances and Exits

Project: Remote maintenance and remote management of robotic and/or automated
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Topic 4: INPUTS and OUTPUTS
INPUTS and EXITS
4.1 Robot inputs and outputs

The robot system has a digital input and output connector that is located in the robot controller
module, which in the case of the IR120 is the compact model. The “pinning” of the connector
corresponding to the inputs, outputs and voltage taps is as follows:
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37 INPUT 15
38 INPUT 16
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2 OUTPUT 02
3 OUTPUT 03
4 OUTPUT 04
5 OUTPUT 05
6 OUTPUT 06
7 OUTPUT 07
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13 OUTPUT 11
14 OUTPUT 12
15 OUTPUT 13
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It consists of a 44-pole D-sub type connector that is internally connected to the I/O unit
(DSQC-652) and can connect up to 16 inputs and 16 digital outputs that are used to connect
part presence or activation detectors. of welding tong solenoid valves for example.
Configuring I/O signals
If the robot system does not have inputs/outputs configured, the following steps must be
followed:
1. Configuration of the input/output card: Configure the card that the controller module
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has installed. In the FlexPendant select ABB\ Control Panel\Settings\Unit
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4- In Type of Unit : identify the card installed in the robot system. In the example d652 .
Otherwise, choose Virtual .
4- In Connected to Bus : identify the internal bus to which the card is connected in the
DeviceNet robot controller. Otherwise, choose Virtual .
4- The other fields are optional.
2. Configuration of input/output signals: On the FlexPendant select ABB\Control Panel \

Settings\Signal
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1).
4- In Type of Signal : identify the type of signal. In the example it is an output, therefore
Digital Output .
J- In Assigned to Unit : identify the card to which the signal belongs, configured in the
previous point t1 .
J- In Unit Mapping : assign the 16 output bits that the card has, with which of them it is
configured. As it is the first bit, it is assigned 0 .
4- In Category : assign 0 .
4- In Access Level : assign All (access from the FlexPendant and RobotStudio) or Default
(access only from the FlexPendant).
4- In Default value : assign the value of the signal at rest (0 or 1) in this case 0 .
This process must be repeated until all the input and output signals are configured. Since upon
accepting each of them the program asks to restart the FlexPendant, No will be selected, except for
the last configured signal. When the FlexPendant restarts, all programmed signals are operational
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3. Configuration of input/output signal groups: On the FlexPendant select ABB\
Control Panel \Settings\Signal
The procedure is the same as if an input or output were configured, only that in the signal
type you must choose Group Input or Group Output .
To form a group of signals, it is necessary that they be previously defined. For example, if
you want to configure a group of digital inputs:
4- In Name : Identify the signal group with a meaningful name. For example
gi1 (group digital input 1).
4- In Type of Signal : identify that it is a group of input signals, therefore
GroupInput .
4- In Assigned to Unit : identify the card to which the signal belongs, configured in the
previous point t1 .
4- In Unit Mapping : assign the input bits that the group contains. If 0-3 is assigned, it
means that it is made up of bits 0, 1, 2 and 3. If 1,2 is assigned, it means that it is
made up of bits 1 and 2.
4- In Category : assign 0 .
4- In Access Level : assign All (access from the FlexPendant and RobotStudio) or Default
(access only from the FlexPendant).
4. Configuration of analog input/output signal groups: The procedure is the same as if a

digital input or output were configured, only that in the signal type you must choose Analog
Input or Analog Output .
4.2 Viewing and forcing values of I/O signals

The value of the inputs and outputs can be viewed and simulated or forced from the
FlexPendant. To do this, select ABB\ Control Panel\Inputs and Outputs.
In the pop-up screen, if nothing is displayed, you must choose the type of signals that you want
to view or manipulate. In the example in the figure it corresponds to digital inputs, to do so
click on View and choose the aforementioned digital inputs .
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All digital inputs configured with the value will be displayed. If you want to vary the value of
input di1, for example, just select it and click on Simulate .
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Using the digits 0 and 1 that become visible, their value can be forced and the inputs are
configured as Simulated .
If you intend to act with the physical input, it must not be selected as simulated, so you
must select the corresponding input and click on Delete simulation , otherwise the system
will not respond to changes in the wired input.
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Viewing a group of I/O signals
The value of the configured groups of inputs and outputs can also be viewed and simulated or
forced from the FlexPendant. To do this, select ABB\ Control Panel\Inputs and Outputs,
click on View and choose Group Input .
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By clicking on 123… a numerical keyboard becomes visible with which to assign the value to
the group. As seen in the figure, the maximum and minimum values that said group can have,
expressed in decimal, are also available.
In the example, a value of 9 has been assigned and since the input group is made up of inputs
4-7, its value will be selected as follows.
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4.3 Instructions and data

The most used instructions related to inputs and outputs are:
J- IF…THEN : Conditional instruction that executes a series of instructions if the condition

is met. For example IF di1=1 THEN……..
4- Set : Instruction that activates a digital output signal. For example Set do1.
J- Reset : Instruction that deactivates a digital output signal. For example Reset do1.
4- WaitDI : Wait until an input digital signal is activated. For example WaitDI
di1.
There are other interesting instructions that will be explained as they need to be used in the
activities linked to this topic. For more information, consult the RAPID manual.
Numerical data
Although they are not necessarily linked to input and output instructions, they are used, for
example, to program counters. The value type can be:
4- Integer : For example -3 .

4- Decimal : For example 4.28 .
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4- Expressed in exponential form : For example 2E3 (2.10 ) or 2.5E-2 (0.025).
The most used instructions related to numerical data are:
4- := : Assignment, a value is assigned to the data. Obviously both sides of the

assignment
They have to have the same data format since it is not only used with numerical data.
For example reg1 := 5 ; (reg1 is defined as numeric data).
4- Incr : Increases the numerical variable by one. For example Incr cont1; which is
equivalent to (cont1 := cont1+1)
4- Decr : Decrements the numerical variable by one. For example Decr cont1; which is
equivalent
a (cont1 := cont1-1)
4- Add : Adds a value to the numeric variable. For example Add cont1 25; Which is
equivalent to
(cont1 := cont1+25)
4- Clear: Clears the value of the numeric variable. For example Clear cont1; Which is
equivalent to
(cont1 := 0)
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ACTIVITY INPUTS and EXITS

4.1 SIGNAL MANAGEMENT
Activity 01.- Program the code necessary to recognize the digital inputs.
objectives: 02.- Program the code necessary to activate the digital outputs.
03.- Understand the structure of instructions with inputs and outputs.
Previous 01.- Digital inputs and outputs of the robot. Connection of the same.
knowledge: 02.- Digital inputs and outputs of the robot. Configuration and
verification
Related
knowledge: 01.- Management of inputs and outputs in the FlexPendant Manual
FlexPendant Chapter 8
02.- Instruction Set Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data types.
03.- Instruction Reset Instruction Manual, functions and data types
RAPID.
04.- WaitTime Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
05.- WaitDI Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
04.- WaitUntil Instruction RAPID Instruction Manual, functions and data
types.
05.- Instruction PulseDO Instruction Manual, functions and data types
RAPID.
Necessary 01.- IRB120 Robot System or another higher range.

resources
01.- Ticketsandoutputs1Realization conditioned of a pyramidto
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waiting for an input signal. Green and red light activation.
02.- Ticketsandoutputs2Realization conditioned of a pyramidto
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waiting for an input signal. Green and red light activation. WaitTime 03.-
Ticketsandoutputs3Realization conditioned of a pyramidto
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waiting for a “bimanual” input signal. Intermittence.
Related 01.- Inputs and outputs Conditioned realization of a pyramid waiting for
Program Files an input signal. Green and red light activation.
Pack and GO made with RobotStudio 5.14.02.01 and RobotWare 5.14.02_2039. To view the
Activity 4.1: Entries and exits. Signal management
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4.1 SIGNAL MANAGEMENT
Goals:
1 .- Create a program so that the tip of the tool draws or follows the edges of a pyramid, when
an input signal ( di1 ) is activated.
2 .- Two digital output signals will be activated, to each of which a lamp will be connected:
4- While the tool is in the rest position, the output signal ( do1 ) will be activated, turning
on the green lamp.
4- When the cycle start signal is activated, the output signal ( do2 ) will be activated,
turning on the red lamp and the green lamp will turn off.
3.- The program will have a starting point far from the pyramid.
Procedure:
1 .- Create a program following the steps described in topic T3. ABB\ Program Editor\
Tasks and Programs\File\New Program.
2 .- Create the “ pyramid ” routine following the steps described in topic T3, taking into
account that the selected tool is the so-called pointer that is previously calibrated. ABB\
Program editor Routines tab\File\New routine.
PROC pyramid()
MoveJ p10, v1000,fine,pointer;
MoveL p20, v1000,fine,pointer;
MoveL offs (p20,0,0,150), v1000,fine, pointer;
ENDPROC
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3 .- Insert the instructions corresponding to the activation of the output signals and the waiting
for the input signal:
1- For the program to execute the “pyramid” routine when the input signal is activated,
insert the WaitDI instruction from the Common group (by pressing next). On the next
screen choose di1 to replace <EXP> . If the routine had to be activated with the input
with a value of 0, the instruction would have to be edited ( Edit\ABC… ) to change its
value:
WaitDI di1 , 1 ; → WaitDI di1 , 0 ;
4- For the program to deactivate the outputs, insert the Reset instruction from the same
Common group.
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Set do1 ; “active the output1 either lamp green"
WaitDI di1 , 1 ; "wait to that entry1 is activate (set to
1)”
Reset do1 ; “deactivates output1 or lamp green"
Set do2 ; “active the output2 either lamp red”
pyramid ; “execute thepyramid routine
MoveAbsJ jpos10 \ NoEOffs , v1000 , z50 , MyTool ; “starting position”
Reset do2 ; “deactivates output2 or red lamp”
ENDPROC
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Observation:
As soon as the MoveAbsJ instruction that takes the robot to the starting position begins to be
executed, the pointer moves to the next instruction that turns off the red light ( Reset do2 )
and even goes on to execute the next one that turns on the green light ( Set do1 ). without the
robot's arms having yet reached said initial position because the robot's movements take much
longer to execute than the movement of the pointer.
This situation is reflected in the FlexPendant by observing that the robot symbol is in the
MoveAbsJ instruction while the program pointer is in the WaitDI instruction having executed
the two aforementioned instructions.
One solution is to introduce a wait instruction in which the program pointer will be stopped for
the time it takes for the robot arms to reach the starting position. The instruction to use is
WaitTime :
PROC main ()
Set do1 ; “active the output1 either lamp green"

WaitDI di1 , 1 ; "wait because input1 is activate (set to 1)”
Reset do1 ; “deactivates output1 or lamp green" Activity 4.1: Entries and exits. Signal management
Set do2 ; “active the output2 either lamp red”
pyramid ; “execute the pyramid routine”
WaitTime 2 ; “wait 2s”
ENDPROC
4 .- Run the program by placing the cursor on main (Debug\ PP to main) and press the
Play button to begin the robot movements. In order to execute the conditions, the input and
the two outputs will be conveniently wired to the robot controller following the general scheme
expressed in Topic 4.
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The attached diagram takes advantage of the internal power supply of the robot controller.
Bimanual safety. PulseDO instruction
5 .- With the same procedure, “pyramid” routine, it is intended that it does not start until the
two buttons have been pressed at the same time (two-handed safety) and that while the robot
arm is withdrawn to the starting position, the red light performs a flashing using the PulseDO
instruction.
The syntax of the program will be:
PROC main ()
Set do1 ;
WaitUntil di1 = 1 AND di2 = 1 ; ”Bimanual safety”
Reset do1 ;
Set do2 ;
pyramid ;
MoveAbsJ jpos10 \ NoEOffs , v1000 , z50 , MyTool ;
Reset do2 ; “deactivates output2”
WaitTime 0.4 ; “waits for a period of 0.4s.”
PulseDO \ PLength := 0.4 , do2 ; “activates output2 for a period of 0.4s.”
WaitTime 0.4 ;
PulseDO \ PLength := 0.4 , do2 ;
WaitTime 0.4 ;
ENDPROC
The PulseDO instruction generates a pulse at the specified output, in this case do2, for the
time assigned to the argument \ PLength := 0.4 , in this case 0.4 seconds.
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The following figures show how this instruction is executed when the previous signal
level corresponds to “0” or “1”.
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4.2 CONDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
Activity
01.- Program the code necessary for the robot to perform a task based on
objectives:
the status of an input.
02.- Understand the structure of conditional instructions.
03.- Program the robot using the FlexPendant.
01.- Digital inputs and outputs of the robot. Configuration and
Previous
verification.
knowledge:
02.- Jump to routines .
Related
01.- Management of inputs and outputs in the FlexPendant Manual
knowledge:
02.- IF Instruction RAPID Instruction Manual, functions and data types.
03.- Compact IF Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.

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01.- Conditional1 Conditional realization of a hexagon and a plate with the
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02.- Conditional2_hex Realization conditioned of the hexagon
with the
IF… THEN statement ELSE, when the digital input is = 1.
03.- Conditional2_ple Realization conditioned of the plate with the
IF… THEN statement ELSE when digital input is = 0.
Note: Input activation cannot be observed in the simulation.
Related Program 01.- Conditional Programming of the hexagon and plate with the IF… THEN
Files instruction ELSE.
02.- Conditional1 Programming the hexagon and plate with the IF… THEN
or CompactIF instruction.
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4.2 CONDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
Goals:
1 .- Create a program so that the tip of the tool draws or follows the two geometric shapes
expressed in the figure, hexagon and “plate”.
2 .- Each figure will be programmed in a different routine. All of them will be called from the main
routine and depending on two digital inputs the robot will execute the figures:
J- Yeah is activated the digital input 1 ( di1 ), he robot will run

the hexagon.
4- Yeah is activated the digital input 2 ( di2 ), he robot will
execute the “deck.
J- If no digital input is activated, the robot will remain in the start position without executing any
figure.
3.- The program will have a starting point away from the geometric shapes.
Procedure:
1 .- Create a program following the steps described in topic T3. ABB\ Program Editor\Tasks and
Programs\File\New Program.
2 .- Create the routines following the steps described in topic T3, taking into account that the
Activity 4.2: Entries and exits. Conditional programming.
selected tool is the so-called pointer that is previously calibrated. ABB\ Program editor Routines
tab\File\New routine.
PROC hexagon()
MoveL offs (p20,0,0,50), v1000,fine, pointer;
ENDPROC
PROC deck()
MoveL p100, v1000,fine, pointer;
MoveC p110, 120, v1000,fine, pointer;
ENDPROC
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3 .- Insert the instructions corresponding to the conditional call of the routines using the IF
instruction. To do this, place the cursor on the start point instruction ( MoveAbsJ jpos10 ) in the
main routine and Add\IF instruction .
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4 .- To insert the condition (activate digital input 1, di1 ) click twice on <EXP> and if the expressions
that appear are not valid as is the case, search for the data type by clicking on Change data type .
Choose the signaldi data type and press OK . Choose the desired entry in the pop-up window, in this
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5 .- Once the input has been inserted, to complete the condition (activate digital input 1,
di1=1 ) click on Edit and choose ABC… to edit the condition. Using the keyboard popup, add
di1 to =1 to complete the condition.
Complete the instruction by calling the hexagon routine by selecting the <SMT> statement and
calling the routine with the ProcCall instruction. The main procedure once the conditional calls
to the “hexagon” and “platen” routines have been inserted is as follows:
PROC main()
MoveAbsJ p10, v1000,fine, pointer; "Point of start"
IF di1=1 THEN ”conditional call to routine hexagon"
hexagon;
ENDIF
IF di2=1 THEN ”conditional call to deck routine” deck;
ENDIF
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6 .- Run the program by placing the cursor on main (Debug\ PP to main) and press the
Play button to begin the robot movements. In order to execute the conditions, the two inputs
will be conveniently wired to the robot controller following the general scheme expressed in
Topic 4. The attached diagram takes advantage of the internal power supply of the robot
controller.
When executing the program, the robot will create the hexagon, the plate, both geometric
figures or neither depending on the state of the two inputs.
Use of the IF…THEN statement; ELSE

The IF statement is usually paired with the ELSE option in popular high-level programming
languages. In the case of the RAPID instruction, it is optional to use it. A variant of the previous
example is proposed in which:
4- If input di1 is on, the hexagon will be executed.

4- If input di1 is disabled, the deck will be executed.
The syntax of the program will be:
PROC main()
IF di1=1 THEN hexagon; ”conditional call to hexagon routine”
ELSE
platen; ”conditional call to board routine” ENDIF
ENDPROC
7.- Place the cursor on the start point instruction ( MoveAbsJ jpos10 ) in the main routine
and insert the IF instruction as expressed in section 3 of this activity.
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8.- Having selected all the IF instructions (the three lines that compose it), click twice on the
selection and in the window that appears, select Add ELSE . When you accept with OK , the
program lines of the IF statement contain the ELSE condition.
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As can be seen in the image corresponding to Add ELSE , there is the possibility of
programming a more complex condition with Add ELSEIF .
Using the CompactIF instruction
When the condition does not require the ELSE alternative, there is a compact IF statement,
that is, without ELSE, which is called CompactIF .
This instruction would be enough to program the first of the examples presented, to create the
hexagon or the plate based on the two inputs, to do this, steps similar to those presented in
said example will be followed. The syntax of the program will be:
PROC main()
IF di1=1 THEN hexagon; ”conditional call to hexagon routine”
IF di2=1 THEN plate; ”conditional call to board routine”
ENDPROC
As will be verified later, this instruction lacks ENDIF
10 .- Place the cursor on the start point instruction ( MoveAbsJ jpos10 ) in the main routine
and insert the CompactIF instruction.
11 .- It is enough to adapt the program to the exposed syntax, following sections 4 and 5,
replacing:
1- <EXP> by the expression di1=1 or di2=1

J- <SMT> after THEN, for the statement expressed with the hexagon or plate routine
PROC main()
IF di1=1 hexagon; ”conditional call to hexagon routine”
IF di2=1 plate; ”conditional call to board routine”
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course the ELSE condition cannot be programmed.
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4.3 START AND STOP USING PUSH BUTTONS
Activity 01.- Program the digital inputs so that starting, stopping or other
objectives: operations can be performed without the help of the FlexPendant.
01.- Digital inputs and outputs of the robot. Connection of the same.
Previous
02.- Digital inputs and outputs of the robot. Configuration and
knowledge:
verification.
Related 01.- Execution in production FlexPendant Manual Chapter 7
knowledge: 02.- Management of inputs and outputs in the FlexPendant Manual

resources
01.- Start and stop using pushbuttons Creation of a pyramid with Start
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Goals:
IMPORTANT! This activity can only be carried out in automatic mode, so you must ensure that the
safety measures are adequate since the robot will not operate at reduced speed. If the strict security
measures required by automatic operation cannot be ensured, do not carry out the activity .
1 .- Taking advantage of the “pyramid” routine of activity 4.1, start and stop the robot using external
buttons, that is, without using the PP options for main, play and stop of the FlexPendant.
2 .- Using the following digital input signals they will be activated:
4- Motors ON ( MotorON ) through input di1 .

J- Program pointer and start ( PP to main and Play ) through input di2 .
4- Stop ( Stop ) through input di3 .
Procedure:
Activity 4.3: Entries and exits. Start and stop using push buttons.
1 .- Call or create the “ pyramid ” routine of activity 4.1, taking into account that the selected tool
is the so-called pointer that is previously calibrated. ABB\ Program editor Routines tab\File\
New routine.
PROC pyramid()
MoveJ p10, v1000,fine, pointer;
MoveL offs (p20,0,0,150), v1000,fine, pointer
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3.- Program the digital inputs to execute the actions mentioned above (MotorsON, start and stop). Go
to ABB\ Configuration and on the next screen click on System Input.
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4.- If there is no scheduled entry, click on Add, or if there are already tickets
programmed, click on Edit . On the next screen assign:
4- Signal Name: the input digital signal to which you want to assign the task. In the
shows digital input 1 ( di1 ).
4- Action: the action or task itself, in accordance with the conditions, put
motors ON ( Motors On ).
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In this way, input di1 is assigned to perform the Motors ON task. By confirming the assignment with
OK , the controller requests that it be restarted. As there are more signals to program, press No.
5.- To assign the second entry, click again on Add , or if there are already scheduled entries, click on
Edit . On the next screen assign:
4- Signal Name: The corresponding digital input ( di2 ).

4- Action: the action or task itself, in accordance with the conditions to place the
pointer and start ( Start a Main ).
4- Argument1: On this occasion, the action or task requires an argument exclusive to the task,
such as whether it only performs a single cycle or, on the contrary, continues running until
the stop button ( Cycle or Continuous ) is pressed.
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6 .- Assign the last entry to the stop action ( Stop ) following the steps in the previous sections. To
finish, confirm the initialization of the FlexPendant.
Parameter name Worth Ia2de2 >
Signal Name d3
7 .- Insert the instructions corresponding to the main routine:
Syntax of the main procedure:
PROC main ()
Reset do1 ; “deactivates output 1 or green lamp”

Set do2 ; “activates output 2 or red lamp” pyramid ; “execute the pyramid routine”
Set do1 ; “activates output1 or green lamp” ENDPROC
8 .- Run the program by changing the key from manual to automatic because, as mentioned
previously, these operations can only be carried out in this operating mode. Strictly respect safety
regulations.
Once the operating mode has been switched, the FlexPendant warns that automatic mode has been
selected.
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Comment:
Once the selection of automatic mode is confirmed, when input di1 is pressed, it is observed that the
motors are turned ON without the need to operate anything else.
When input di2 is pressed, the program is executed by placing the pointer on the first instruction of
the main routine ( PP to main and Play ). To stop program execution, simply press input di3 (
Stop ).
In the program, there are no instructions related to these inputs because none of them intervene in
it, they only intervene in the actions associated with the programs.
The wiring of these inputs is as shown in the following figure:
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ACTIVITY
COUNTING NUMERICAL DATA
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Objectives of the 01.- Program the code necessary for the robot to perform a count
activity: of pieces or repetitions.
02.- Understand the structure of numerical data.
03.- Show useful messages on the FlexPendant.
Knowledge 01.- Program data of type num . Create numerical data.

previous:
Knowledge 01.- Programming and testing. Data Types in the FlexPendant

Related: FlexPendant Manual Chapter 6
02.- Instruction Incr, Decr Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
03.- Instruction Clear Instruction Manual, functions and data types
RAPID.
04.- Instruction Assignment:= RAPID Instruction Manual, functions and
data types.
05.- TPWrite Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
06.- TPErase Instruction Instruction Manual, RAPID functions and data
types.
Resources 01.- IRB120 Robot System or another higher range.

necessary
Files of 01.- Counter Conditional realization of a piece and counting of the number
of
image repetitions.
related
Note1: Input activation cannot be observed in the simulation.
Note2: The count value cannot be observed on the FlexPendant.
Files of 01.- Counter Programming the part and counting the number of
program repetitions.
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ACTIVITY NUMERICAL DATA

4.4 COUNTING
Goals:
1.- Create a program so that when activating an input, the tip of the tool follows the
geometric shape expressed in the figure.
2 .- As long as the input is activated, the operation will be repeated over and over again until
it is deactivated.
3 .- A counter will count the number of repetitions and show them on the FlexPendant screen.
4 .-The program will have a starting point away from the geometric shapes.
Procedure:
1 .- Create a program following the steps described in topic T3. ABB\ Program Editor\
Tasks and Programs\File\New Program.
2 .- Create the numerical data that will be used to count the number of repetitions that the
robot called “ CONT1 ” will perform, to do this click on ABB\ Program data. On the pop-up
screen, choose the data type by clicking twice on num.
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3 .- Clicking on New , declare the data “ CONT1 ”, of type Variable to be able to change its
value and declare it in the MainModule module.
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5.- Create the “figure” routine following the steps described in topic T3, taking into account
that the selected tool is the so-called pointer that is previously calibrated. ABB\ Program
editor Routines tab\File\New routine.
PROC
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6 .- In the main routine, write the program according to the conditions expressed in the
statement. The TPWrite and TPErase instructions are used to display or delete data and/or
text respectively on the FlexPendant screen.
PROC main()
MoveAbsJ p10, v1000,fine, pointer; ”starting point”
IF di1=1 THEN ”conditional call to figure routine”
figure;
Incr CONT1 ”increment counter”
TPWrite “Repetitions performed:”\Num:=CONT1; ”write the text in quotes
on the screen as is and the numerical value of the counter”
ELSE
Clear CONT1; ”reset the counter”
TPErase; ”Delete messages from the FlexPendant screen”
ENDIF
ENDPROC
7 .- When executing the program by placing the cursor on main (Debug\ PP to main) and
pressing the Play button, it is observed that, while the digital input is activated, the movements
are repeated, increasing the value of the counter whose value is reflected on the screen of the
FlexPendant.
8 .- In order to program the Incr C0NT1 instruction, which serves to increase the value of the
counter each time the program pointer passes through its programming line, therefore it will
count the number of repetitions that the robot performs, insert the aforementioned instruction
found in the Mathematics group.
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Once the instruction is selected, in the screen that appears below, you determine which
expression you want to increment, replacing in this case the generic <EXP> with the data
CONT1 .
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9 .- In order to express information on the screen, the TPWrite instruction is used, which
serves both to express a text (the text that is enclosed in quotes) and to be able to write the
values of some program data using the optional arguments that said instruction has.
To begin, the aforementioned instruction found in the Communicate group is inserted. Once
inserted, just click on it to complete the instruction.
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In the new screen, click on String “”, and edit the text in the successive screens as done in
previous activities ( Edit\ABC... ).
Once the text has been edited, in the example “Repetitions performed:”, click on Optional argument
in the bottom bar and on the next screen choose num . Click Use to enable the numeric value
argument to which the counter value will be assigned, replacing <EXP> with C0NT1 .
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can be assigned to the \Num argument is displayed. Just click on CONT1 .
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looks like, distinguishing on the one hand the text that will appear on the screen and on the
other the value of the data that will be written next.
10 .- Complete the programming of the MainModule by inserting the ELSE option to the IF
instruction as explained in activity A4.2, to be able to clear the screen using the TPErase
instruction and reset the counter using the Clear CONT1 instruction.
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In order to program the Clear CONT1 instruction, the instruction found in the Mathematics
group is inserted. It is then programmed in a similar way to the aforementioned Incr
instruction.
In order to program the TPErase instruction, the instruction found in the Communicate group
is inserted. Since it does not require any arguments or text, just insert it.
11 .- The Incr CONT1 and Clear C0NT1 instructions can be replaced by assignment
instructions ( := ):
+ You can replace Incr C0NT1 with C0NT1:= C0NT1+1

J- Clear C0NT1 can be replaced by C0NT1:=0
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ACTIVITY
NUMERICAL DATA REPETITIONS
4.5
Activity 01.- Program the code necessary for the robot to perform a series of
objectives: repetitions.
02.- Understand the structure of repetition instructions.
03.- Insert useful data from the FlexPendant.
Previous 01.- Program data of type num . Create numerical data.

knowledge:
Related
knowledge: 01.- Programming and testing. Data Types in the FlexPendant Manual
02.- While Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data types.
03.- Instruction TPReadNum Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
Necessary
01.- IRB120 Robot System or another higher range.
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4.5 REPEATS
Goals:
1 .- Create a program so that when activating an input, the tip of the tool follows the geometric
shape expressed in the figure as many times as selected by the FlexPendant.
2 .- A counter will count the number of repetitions and show them on the FlexPendant screen.
3 .- The circular arrows in the figure indicate a change in the rotation of the tool necessary because
the points p10 to p50 are close to the origin of the base coordinates (See simulation).
4 .- The program will have a starting point away from the geometric shapes.
Procedure:
1 .- Create a program following the steps described in topic T3. ABB\ Program Editor\Tasks and
2 .- Create the numerical data called “ CONT1 ”, or take advantage of the data from the previous
activity, which will be used to count the number of repetitions that the robot will perform. Follow the
steps of activity 4.4 Counting:
4- Click on ABB\ Program data. On the pop-up screen, choose the data type by clicking on
num.
4- Clicking Add , declare the data “ CONT1 ”, of type Variable to be able to change its value and
declare it in the program module, MainModule.
4- Once the data has been declared, accept it by clicking OK .

Activity 4.5: Numerical data. Repetitions
3 .- Create the “figure” routine following the steps described in topic T3, taking into account that
the selected tool is the so-called pointer that is previously calibrated. ABB\ Program editor
Routines tab\File\New routine.
PROC figure()
MoveJ p10, v1000,fine, pointer
MoveL p20, v1000,fine, pointer
MoveJ p60, v1000,fine, pointer
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MoveL p100 v1000,fine pointer
MoveJ p110 , v1000,fine pointer
MoveL p10, ,
v1000,fine, pointer;
ENDPROC
4 .- In addition to using the TPWrite and TPErase instructions, which as explained in the previous
activity serve to display or delete data and/or text respectively on the FlexPendant screen, the
TPReadnum instruction will be used to read a number of the FlexPendant and assign it to a numeric
data. Thus the instruction:
TPReadNum reg1, "How many repetitions do you want to do?";
It results in what is seen in the following figure, it presents a numerical keyboard and if you select,
for example, 3, this value is assigned to the numerical data reg1 , which the system has already
defined in the user module and therefore does not have to be defined. previously.
5 .- In the main routine, write the program according to the conditions expressed in the statement.
The start of execution is conditional on the activation of an input.
PROC main()
MoveAbsJ p10, v1000,fine, pointer; ”starting point”

Clear CONT1; ”reset the counter”

Clear reg1; ”reset register 1”
TPErase; ”Delete messages from the FlexPendant screen”
IF di1=1 THEN ”conditional call”

TPReadNum reg1, "How many repetitions do you want to do?";
WHILE CONT1<reg1 DO ”while CONT1 is less than reg1, execute:” figure;
Incr CONT1; ”increment counter”
TPWrite “number of repetitions: ”\Num:=CONT1; ”write the text in quotes
on the screen as is and the numerical value of the counter”
ENDWHILE
ENDIF
ENDPROC
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The program responds to the following organizational chart:
ORGANIZATION INSTRUCTIONS
CHART ASSOCIATES
START CONDITIONS: MovAbsJ

Move to home position
START CONDITIONS: Clear CONT1 or

Set the CONT1 counter to 0 CONT1:= 0
START CONDITIONS: Set Clear reg1 or reg1:=

register reg1 to 0 0
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IF di1=1 THEN or
WaitDI di1,1
ASK: TPReadNum reg1 “ ”

How many repetitions do you want
to do?
Reg1
WHILE CONT1<reg1 DO
EXECUTE ROUTINE: ProCall “part”

Part routine call
INCREASE repetition counter Incr CONT1 or

CONT1 CONT1:= CONT1+1
SHOW ON SCREEN: TPWrite “Number of

Number of repetitions performed repetitions”
CONT1
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6 .- When executing the program by placing the cursor on main (Debug\ PP to main) and
pressing the Play button, it is observed that, when pressing the digital input, the FlexPendant
displays the previous screen waiting to enter a number. Once this is entered, it also shows the
number of repetitions performed.
7 .- To be able to repeat the same operation several times, the WHILE <EXP> DO instruction
can be used in which the expression <EXP> indicates the condition so that what is
programmed after DO is executed “as long as” said condition is met.
In order to program the WHILE…DO instruction, it is inserted by selecting it in the

Common group.
Once inserted, click on <EXP> to define the conditions for the repetition and on the next
screen choose Change data type to later choose the type of data num where both the data
CONT1 and the other data that is needed reg1 are found. .
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Although it is not the only way to complete the repetition condition, the simplest method is to
write these conditions using the text editing screen: CONT1<reg1. Accept with OK.
To finish, just program the statement lines of programs necessary to carry out the
after DO .
7 .- The TPReadNum instruction serves both to express a text (the text that is enclosed in
quotes), and to assign to a numerical data, the value entered through a keyboard that is
displayed on the FlexPendant screen.
To begin, insert the aforementioned instruction found in the Communicate group and click on
it once inserted.
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By clicking on the instruction line, choose the num type data that you want to associate with
the value entered on the screen. Taking into account the program, reg1 will be chosen from all
of them.
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screen remains to be completed. To edit this text, click on the quotes ( “ ” ) that appear in the
instruction line.
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The text editor does not provide accents or question marks at the beginning. The result can be
seen in the following figure where the complete instruction line is observed.
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8 .- The IF start condition that waits for the activation of the digital input to execute the
instructions between IF…THEN and ENDIF can be replaced by the WaitDI instruction used in
activity 4.1
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4.6 DRILLED PIECE
Activity 01.- Program the code necessary for the robot to perform a repetitive
objectives: operation that requires a tool change.
02.- Understand the structure of repetition instructions.
03.- Insert useful data from the FlexPendant.
Previous 01.- Program data of type num . Create numerical data.

knowledge:
01.- Programming and testing. Data Types in the FlexPendant Manual
Related
knowledge:
02.- TPReadFK Instruction Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data
types.
03.- Instruction FOR…DO Instruction Manual, functions and data types
RAPID.
04.- TEST Instruction RAPID Instruction Manual, functions and data types.
05.- Instruction GOTO Manual Instructions, functions and
guys of
RAPID data.
06.- Instruction Label Manual Instructions, functions and
guys of
RAPID data.

resources
Related 01.- Drilled piece Repetitive production of a piece.

image files
Note3: The operation of the gripper is indicated by the red beacon.
Note4: The operation of the drill is indicated by the orange beacon.
Related 01.- Drilled piece Programming the sequence and counting the number of
Program repetitions. Screen presentation with TPReadNum.
Files 02.- Part drilled1
Programming sequence and counting of the
number of repetitions. Screen presentation with TEST.
Pack and GO made with RobotStudio 5.14.02.01 and

RobotWare 5.14.02_2039. For
view programs, File\Share\Unpack and Work
Activity 4.6: Numerical data. Drilled piece
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DRILLED PART
4.6
Goals:
1.- Create a program that drills 4 holes in a piece. The number of pieces to be drilled
will be selected through the FlexPendant.
2 .- The pieces are fed by gravity to a position.

Once the go order is given and if the part
presence detector is activated, the robot arm will
move it to the drilling position using pneumatic
clamps operated by a monostable solenoid valve.
3 .- Once in position, the clamp will pick up the

electric drill and grab it to be able to make the
four drills.
4 .- After making the drills, the robot will leave

the drill in its support and return to the drilled
piece to pick it up and deposit it on the exit ramp.
Once the number of pieces ordered has been
made, the arm will go to a rest position away

from the pieces.
5 .- A counter will count the number of

repetitions and show them on the flexPendant
screen.
6 .- The routines will be created in a module

other than MainModule , for example Module1 .
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Procedure:
1.- Create a program following the known steps. ABB\ Program Editor\Tasks and
2.- Create a module different from MainModule , for example Module1 . ABB\ Program
Editor\Modules\File\New Module. Accept the loss of the pointer and on the last screen,
write the module name.
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3.- Create the subroutines Pick (piece), Drill (piece) and Deposit (piece) in Module1 . To do
this, choose the desired module or Module1 from the Modules tab. Once highlighted, click on
Show module. Once you have accessed the module, click on the Routines tab.
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Once located in Routines , click on File\New routine , edit the name of the routine using
ABC. and make sure it is declared in the module Module1 . Proceed in the same way until
programming the three routines mentioned.
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4.- Create and calibrate the two tools to be used in this activity, following the steps explained in
activity 2. The tools will be called:
+ Gripper. For the gripper that picks up and deposits the pieces.
+ Drill. For the drill that takes the clamp.
Note : In the images captured with the RobotStudio program to document this
activity, the MyTool tool is always shown due to the complexity involved in designing the
aforementioned tools. Regardless of the images, the tool changes must be observed in the
instructions contained in the routines.
5 .- In the Pick routine, define the program so that the robot picks up the part with the gripper
in the part feeding position and deposits it in the drilling position. The part presence detector
di2 needs to be activated.
PROC Grab()
WaitDI di2,1; “ Presence of piece in the position “ take ””

MoveJ p10, v1000,fine, clamp; “ position yourself to pick up a piece from the
feeder”
Set do1; “ activate the solenoid valve to close clamp”
Set do3; “ closed clamp pilot ignition”
MoveL offs (p10,0,0,20), v1000,fine, clamp; “ Upload piece vertically”
MoveJ offs (p20,0,0,20),v1000,fine, clamp; “ position yourself to release the piece
in the drilling 20mm above the position”
MoveJ p20, v1000,fine, gripper; “ position to release piece in drilling”
Reset do1; “ clamp opening”
Reset do3; “ off pilot clamp closed”
ENDPROC
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6 .- In the Drill routine define the program so that the robot does the following operations:
4- Position yourself at the point where the drill is, grab the drill with the pliers.
5- Position yourself at first
drilling point, changing the tool in the
instructions and making a downward vertical movement and rise. He drill
It will work continuously while drilling the four holes as long as the part presence
detector di3 is activated.
6- Place the drill in its support, releasing the clamp and stopping the drill motor.
PROC Drill()
WaitDI di3,1; “ Presence of piece in the “ drill ” position”

MoveJ p30, v1000,fine, clamp; “ position yourself to pick up the drill from your
storage”
Set do1; “ activate the solenoid valve to close the clamp to pick up a drill” Set
do2; “ operate the drill”
Set do3; " switched on of pilot clamp closed”
Set do4; " switched on of pilot drill working”
MoveJ p40, v1000,fine, drill ; " positionvertical hole1, tool drill"
MoveL p50, v100 ,fine, drill ; " drill hole1 at low speed”
MoveL p40, v100 ,fine, drill ;“ withdrawal drill hole 1 at low speed”
MoveL p60, v100 ,fine, drill ;“ withdrawal hole2 drill at low speed”
MoveL p80, v100 ,fine, drill ;“ withdrawal hole3 drill at low speed”
MoveJ p100, v1000,fine, drill ; “ hole4 vertical position, drill tool”
MoveL p110,v100 ,fine, drill ; “ drill hole 4 at low speed”
MoveL p100,v100 ,fine, drill ; “ hole 4 drill removal at low speed”
MoveJ p30,v1000,fine, drill ; “ position yourself to leave the drill in its
storage”
Reset do2; “ drill shutdown”
Reset do1; “ clamp opening, to leave a hole”
Reset do3; " off of pilot clamp closed”
Reset do4; " off of pilot drill working”
ENDPROC
7 .- In the Deposit routine define the program for the robot do the following
operations:
4- Position yourself vertically on the drilled piece, changing the tool to a clamp.
to be able to pick up the piece.
5- Go down vertically to later close the clamp to pick up the piece.
6- Raise and deposit the drilled piece on the exit ramp, releasing the clamp.
PROC Drill()
MoveJ p120, v1000,fine, clamp; “ position yourself to pick up the drilled piece”
MoveL p130, v1000,fine, clamp; “ go down to pick up the drilled piece”
Set do1; “ activate the solenoid valve to close the clamp to pick up the piece”
Set do3; “ closed clamp pilot ignition”
MoveL p120, v1000,fine,gripper; “ lift the drilled piece so as not to drag it”
MoveL p140, v1000,fine,gripper; “ position yourself and release the drilled piece”
MoveL p150, v1000,fine,gripper; “ deposit the drilled piece”
Reset do1; “ clamp opening, to leave a drilled piece”
Reset do3; “ closed clamp pilot switch off”
MoveL p140, v1000,fine, clamp; “ position yourself vertically to go to positions
initials”
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ENDPROC
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7 .- In the Main routine define the program so that the robot does the following operations:
4- Position yourself at a starting point.

5- Start with the marching order.
6- Ask how many pieces you want to make.
7- Repeat the routines in order as many times as pieces requested using the FOR
statement.
PROCMain()
MoveAbsJ jpos10 , v1000 , z100 , clamp; " position Of start"

TPErase; ”delete messages from the screen of the FlexPendant”
WaitDI di1 , 1 ; “ wait for the marching order”
TPReadNum reg1 , "Number of pieces to be made: " ; “ No. of parts saved in “ reg1 ””
FOR i FROM 1 TO reg1 DO “ repeat the loop as many times as the variable “ reg1 ” is
valid”
catch ; “ jump to the “ catch ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”

Drill ; " hop to the “ drill ” routine with the ProcCall instruction
To deposit ; “ jump to the “ deposit ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
ENDFOR
ENDPROC
8 .- Remember that the TPErase and TPReadNum instructions are used to, through the
FlexPendant screen, delete data and/or texts and read a number from the FlexPendant,
assigning it to a numerical data respectively. The following figure shows that with the robot in
the starting position, the FlexPendant screen requires a number of pieces to be made, which in
the image is 6:
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9 .- In order to repeat the same operation several times, the FOR <EXP1> FROM <EXP2>
TO <EXP3> DO instruction will be used in this activity in which:
4- The expression <EXP1> indicates the name of the data that will contain the value of the
current loop counter. This information is declared automatically.
4- The expression <EXP2> indicates the desired initial value for the loop counter.
4- The expression <EXP3> indicates the desired final value for the loop counter.
In order to program the FOR…DO instruction, it is inserted by selecting it in the
Common group.
Once inserted, click on <ID> to define the loop counter and write the data i with the text
editor, which is how the program will identify said counter.
Next, click on the first <EXP> linked to the FROM expression to be able to define the initial
value of the loop counter and on the next screen choose Only selected to later write data 1 or
the start value of counting with the text editor. :
New Optional Arguments
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Finally, click on the second <EXP> linked to the TO expression to be able to define the final
value of the loop counter and on the next screen choose the desired data or reg1 , which does
not need to be defined previously because it is already defined by default as data numeric:
nMAX GAP STNS

nProdLoopI index
To complete the instruction, simply program the necessary lines to carry out the statements
after DO . As they are calls to routines, remember that you must use the ProcCall instruction
for the call, the complete instruction would look like this:
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1 WaitDI dil, 1;
TPReadNum regl, ''Number of/piece
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Choosing routines using the TEST instruction:
10 .- You can complete this activity by carrying out a small menu using the TEST instruction
that you choose if you want to carry out the complete program or, on the contrary, you only
want to carry out a specific routine. Along with the aforementioned instruction, TPReadFK will
be used, similar to the one used in TPReadNum, to be able to assign a numerical value but
with a different presentation on the FlexPendant screen. The main program will look like this:
PROCMain()
MAIN: “label called “ MAIN” so you can jump to it with GOTO”
TPReadFK reg2 , "What do you want to do: ",stEmpty,stEmpty,stEmpty,"ALL","DRILL";
“Choice by screen in 5 different areas”
TEST reg2 “choice of case according to the value of the variable “ reg2 ””
CASE 4: “if the value “ reg2 ” is worth 4:
TPErase; “clear screen”
GOT EVERYTHING; “jump to the “ ALL ” label or complete program”
CASE 5: “if the value of “ reg2 ” is 5:”
Drill; “jump to “ Drill ” routine”
GOTO MAIN; “jump to tag “ MAIN ” or program start”

ENDTEST
TODO: “tag called “ TODO” so you can jump to it with GOTO”
MoveAbsJ jpos10 , v1000 , z100 , clamp; " position Of start"
TPErase; ”delete messages from the screen of the FlexPendant”
WaitDI di1 , 1 ; “ wait for the marching order”
TPReadNum reg1 , "Number of pieces to be made: " ; “ No. of parts saved in “ reg1 ””
FOR i FROM 1 TO reg1 DO “ repeat the loop as many times as “ reg1 ” is valid
catch ; “ jump to the “ catch ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
Drill ; “ jump to the “ drill ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
To deposit ; “ jump to the “ deposit ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
ENDFOR
ENDPROC
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11 .- To insert the MAIN and TODO labels that can be jumped to with the GOTO instruction,
insert the Label instruction, click on <ID> and with the text editor on the following screen, edit
the label, in this case MAIN , as seen in the figure:
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To insert calls to the MAIN and TODO labels, add the GOTO instruction where appropriate,
click on <ID> and choose the label, which must have previously been defined, to which you
want to jump on the next screen, in this case MAIN , as seen in the figure:
12 .- Insert the TPReadFK instruction, and in the screen that appears, choose the numerical
data associated with it, in this case reg2 , as seen in the figure:
Current plot: TP Answer

Select the value of the argument. Active filter:
TPReadFK reg2 stEmpty , stEmpty
Data Features
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The format of the TPReadFK instruction is as follows:
TPReadFK reg2 , "What do you want to do: ",stEmpty,stEmpty,stEmpty,"ALL","DRILL";
With this format, the text "What you want to do: " on the screen
FlexPendant and function keys 4 and 5 are activated using the text strings “ALL” and “DRILL”
respectively (see figure below).
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The execution of program wait until one of the keys is pressed of function, key 4
or 5. In others words, maps to reg2 the value 4 or 5 depending on which
Of the keys
press.
To edit the text that appears on the screen, click on the quotes and in the new
one
screen that emerges, choose Edit\Selected Only or All if we want to edit the instruction
complete. With the editor of texts that appear with any of the options
We will edit the corresponding text.
To be able to edit the text of the function keys, click on the stEmpty text corresponding to the
place where you want them to appear and in the new screen that appears, choose Edit \
ABC... In this case also, with the text editor that appears, We will edit the corresponding text.
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13 .- Using the TEST instruction, different instructions will be executed depending on the
value of an expression or data. In the case of the written program:
TEST reg2 “choice of case according to the value of the variable “ reg2 ””
CASE 4: “if the value “ reg2 ” is worth 4:
GOT EVERYTHING; “jump to the “ ALL ” label or complete program”
CASE 5: “if the value of “ reg2 ” is 5:”
Drill; “jump to “ Drill ” routine”
GOTO MAIN; “jump to the “ MAIN ” label or program start” ENDTEST
Different instructions are executed depending on the reg2 value that was assigned using the
TPReadFK instruction:
4- If the value is 4 (ALL) the following are executed:

■ TPErase or erase the FlexPendant screen.
■ GOTO ALL or jump to the TODO label or complete program.
1- If the value is 5 (DRILL) the following are executed:

■ TPErase or erase the FlexPendant screen.
■ Drill only drilling routine.
■ GOTO MAIN or jump to the MAIN label or start of the program.
1- You can add DEFAULT and execute:

■ TPWrite “Wrong choice” .
■ Stop or stopping the program.
Select the TEST instruction from the Prog.Flow group and when inserting it you see that only
one CASE can be edited.
To insert more cases or CASE , click on the previous instruction and add all the
necessary ones or you can also add DEFAULT
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Using the editing tools that have been used previously, edit all <EXP> expressions and
<SMT> statements until the statement is complete as illustrated in the figure:
The program will present 2 screens: one to choose which operation you want to perform and
another the number of pieces to be performed only if you choose ALL .
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ACTIVITY COORDINATE BASES

4.7 WORK OBJECT
Objectives of the 01.- Program the code necessary to make a change in the
activity: work object coordinates.
02.- Understand the structure of wobjdata data.
Previous 01.- Program data of type wobjdata . Create work objects.

knowledge:
Knowledge 01.- Programming and testing. Data Types in the FlexPendant

Related: FlexPendant Manual Chapter 6
02.- Data wobjdata Instruction Manual, functions and RAPID data types.
Necessary
01.- IRB120 Robot System or another higher range.
resources
Files of 01.- Work object 1 Realization of the piece with the table in the
image original position.
related 02.- Work object2 Making the same piece with the table rotated.
Files of 01.- Work object 1 Realization of the piece with the table in the
program original position.
related 02.- Work object2 Making the same piece with the table rotated.
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4.7 OBJECT OF WORK
Clarification: It is about understanding and correctly programming work object coordinates, an

activity that is more typical of topic 2. As it has been assessed that a certain skill and ability is
required that is acquired with the execution of the activities developed so far, it is included in this
collection of activities.
Goals:
1 .- Create a program so that the tip of the tool draws or follows a pentagon that is located on a
table.
2 .- Without modifying the robtarjet data corresponding to the points that define the piece, when
rotating the table, the robot must continue making the same piece on the displaced table.
3 .- Use work object coordinates or wobjdata type data.

Activity 4.7: Work object.
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Procedure:
Step 1.- Create the data corresponding to the work object (table in original position)
1 .- Click on ABB\Program data, on the next screen click on wobjdata and finally click on New
2 .- Declare the work object to be defined.
J- He object name: wobj1

J- He storage type: Persistent
+ He Module: MainModule
Select the module from which you want to declare the tool.
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Step 2.- Define the coordinate base of the work object.
3 .- Once the work object wobj1 has been declared, its characteristics must be defined. To do this,
click on Edit and then click on Define .
4 .- On the pop-up screen, select Method. User\3 points .

Select a method for each frame, modify the positions, and tap
User Met.: 3 points Object method No changes |
Spot
Without changes I State 1 to 3 of 3
User point 3 points h
5 .- With the help of the joystick, move the robot to point X1 located at any point on the edge parallel
to the x axis. Once the robot is located, click on Modify position to record the first point.
6 .- Move the robot to point X2 located at any point on the edge parallel to the X axis further away
than X1. Once the robot is located, click on Modify position to record the second point or user
point X2.
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7 .- Move the robot to point Y1 located at any point on the edge parallel to the Y axis. Once the robot
is located, click on Modify position to record the third point or user point Y1.
Once the three points have been recorded, accept the points of the new work object with OK .
User method: 3 points 1 Object method Without changes

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User point X 1 Modified
User Point X 2 Modified

User point Y 1 Modified
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8 .- Before starting to program the part, pentagon in the example, it is very important that the work
object is referenced to wobj1 or defined work object whose coordinates and rotation are far from
wobj0 or default work object. Choose said object in Work Object of the movement screen.
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9 .- In the Main or other routine, define the program:
PROCMain()
MoveAbsJ jpos10 , v1000 , z100 , clamp; “ start position”

Pentagon “ jump to the “ pentagon ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
ENDPROC
PROC Pentagon ()
MovJP10 , v1000 , z100 ,clamp\WObj:=wobj1;

MovLP20 , v1000 , z100 ,clamp\WObj:=wobj1;
ENDPROC
As can be seen in the programming lines, since you are not working with the work object that the
program offers by default, the new work object appears specified as:
\WObj:= wobj1;
This has been thanks to the fact that in the movement option, it has been specified like this,
therefore all the points of the piece are referenced to this work object or wobj1 . Check that the
program runs correctly.
Step 3.- Define other work object coordinate bases.
10 .- Following the previous steps, declare two new work objects, wobj2 and common . The
common job object, leave it as is however define the characteristics of the wobj2 job object.
The work sketch common , will be used as a “wild card” and through a
assignment, we will choose between wobj1 or wobj2 like this:
common:= wobj1;
common:= wobj2;
Since it is an assignment, the type of data on both sides of the assignment must be of the same type,
which is why the common data has been defined as data of type wobjdata.
Scope: RAPID/T_ROB1 Change, scope

Move the work table and Name Worth Module
once the work object,
common [FALSE, TRUE, "",[[0... MainModule Task
wobj2 , is defined, define
it. Remember that you wobj0 [FALSE,TRUE,"",[[0... BASE Global
have to click on Edit and wobjl [FALSE,TRUE,"",[[3... MainModule Task
then click on Define .
wobj2 [FALSE,TRUE,"",[[3... MainModule Task ---------------
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11 .- Place the three points from the vertex used to define wobj1 . Proceed in the same way,
remembering that the distance between points does not have to be the same but that the important
thing is the orientation.
If the points are not in the proper order, it would result in an inverted coordinate system on the Z
axis as seen in the figure. To understand this phenomenon, apply the right hand rule explained in
topic 2.
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12 .- Modify the program so that the robot makes the part regardless of whether the table is in one
position or another:
PROCMain()
MoveAbsJ jpos10 , v1000 , z100 , clamp; “starting position”
IF di1=1 THEN
common:= wobj1; “If input 1 is activated, work with “ wobj1 ” or table in original
position”
ELSE
common:= wobj2; “If input 1 is not activated, work with “ wobj2 ” or rotated
table” ENDIF
Pentagon “ jump to the “ pentagon ” routine with the ProcCall instruction”
ENDPROC
PROC Pentagon ()
MovJP10 , v1000 , z100 , clamp\WObj:= common ;

MovLP20 , v1000 , z100 , clamp\WObj:= common ;
ENDPROC
Note that the “ pentagon ” routine has as its work object the so-called “ common ” so that in the
assignment carried out in the IF condition, it adopts the work object of the table in its original
position or wobj1 or the work object of the rotated table. or wobj2.
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PROGRAMMING ACTIVITY
4.8 PROPOSED EXERCISES
1 .- Repetition exercise with displacement
The program must be made for a robot to draw the same part on the same sheet of paper with
a displacement between parts of 100 mm in the X axis and 200 mm in the Y axis. So that the
final result is similar to what can be seen in the figure
recommendations
It is about carrying out the program without having to program the 12 pieces, but rather the
piece in the first position must be programmed once, 1, and move this programming to the new
piece by applying the displacement indicated in the statement. There are several alternatives,
including:
2 .- The instructions can be used to move a part of a program: PdispOn, PdispOff.

3 .- The values of the position coordinates can be modified.
4 .- Moving the work object (WorkObject)
2 .- Drawing exercise of a figure on a paper that is not always in the same

position
A robot program must be created to draw a figure on a small blackboard, with the particularity
that said blackboard is not always in the same position, so before making the drawing, the
robot must look for where the blackboard and move the program accordingly.
See as an example the following figures:

Activity 4.8: Programming. Suggested exercises.
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Procedure
A program must be created to draw the figure on the blackboard or other surface with a given
workobject.
Carry out a routine for the automatic definition of the workobject of the new position of the
board, performing a search of the 3 corners, P1, P2 and P3 for the definition of the new
workobject, and once done, the drawing routine can be executed on the board. board in the
new position.
The search must be done with a sensor connected to a digital input to search for the desired
corner. This sensor can be a limit switch or a photoelectric sensor.
3 .- Palletizing exercise
The program for a robot for a palletizing installation must be carried out with a robot equipped
with a gripper to pick up pieces as seen in the following layout:
TICKETS:
P_Enpos Part in pickup position

Indicatesthat thegripper this closed
Closed_Clamp
Indicatesthat thegripper this open
Open_Clamp
Indicatesthat he pallet this in the
Pallet_Enpos positionadequate Activity 4.8: Programming. Suggested exercises.
DEPARTURES:
Open clamp
Close clamp
A_Clamp C_Clip
Sign indicating that the pallet has been completed and must be
End_Pallet changed
Process description
We have an installation like the one in the figure, which we will simulate by defining the I/Os
indicated above and which works as follows:
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1. The piece arrives on a conveyor belt to the pick-up position, at this time the input signal
P_Enpos .
2. The robot is going to pick up the part, when it is in the picking position, it activates the
C_Clamp signal and waits for the Clamp_Closed input to be activated.
3. The robot goes to the pallet, checks the Pallet_Enpos signal and leaves the part in the
corresponding calculated position, activates the A_Clamp output and waits for the
Clamp_Open signal before leaving to look for another part.
4 .- Palletizing exercise with repetition
Palletizing must be program for a robot of a piece-picking

carried out, where robot with a gripper 1 facility and the type of
palletizing them on the or 2 depending piece being
pallet
collect, as seen in the following layout:
Pieces entry belt
Pallet pieces (3 x 2
Pallet pieces (2 x 2
x 4 format)
x 3 format)
TICKETS
P_Enpos Part in pickup position

Clamp_Closed Closed clamp
Open_Clip open clamp
Pallet_Enpos_1 Pallet_1 is in the correct position
Activity 4.8: Programming. Suggested exercises.
Pallet_Enpos_2 Pallet_2 is in the right position

Piece_1 The piece to be picked up is for
pallet 1
Piece_2 The piece to be picked up is for
pallet 2
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A_Clip Open clamp

C_Clamp Close clamp
End_Pallet_1 Sign indicating that pallet 1 has been completed and must be
changed
End_Pallet_2 Sign indicating that pallet 2 has been completed and must be
changed 3
systems
Process description
We have an installation like the one in the figure, which we will simulate by defining the I/Os
indicated above and which works as follows:
1. The piece arrives on a conveyor belt to the pick-up position, at this time the input signal
P_Enpos_1 or P_Enpos_2 will be activated depending on whether it is a piece for
pallet 1 or for pallet 2.
2. The robot is going to pick up the part, when it is in the picking position, it activates the
C_Clamp signal and waits for the Clamp_Closed input to be activated.
3. The robot goes to the corresponding pallet, verifies the Pallet_Enpos_1 signal that
tells us that the pallet is in the correct position and leaves the part in the corresponding
calculated position, activates the A_Clamp output and waits for the Clamp_Open signal
before leaving to look for another part.
4. When the pallet is complete, the robot activates the corresponding signal so that the
pallet change occurs.
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Project: Remote maintenance and remote management of robotic and/or automated

INPUTS and EXITS

4.1 Robot inputs and outputs

Configuring I/O signals

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4.2 Viewing and forcing values of I/O signals

Entries and exits

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4.3 Instructions and data

J- IF…THEN : Conditional instruction that executes a series of instructions if the condition

4- Integer : For example -3 .

The most used instructions related to numerical data are:

4- := : Assignment, a value is assigned to the data. Obviously both sides of the

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The European Social Fund

ACTIVITY INPUTS and EXITS

Necessary 01.- IRB120 Robot System or another higher range.

programs, File\Share\Unpack and Work

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ACTIVITY INPUTS and EXITS

WaitDI di1 , 1 ; → WaitDI di1 , 0 ;

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Tasks and programs Routine

Syntax of the main procedure:

Activity 4.1: Entries and exits. Signal management

Set do1 ; “active the output1 either lamp green"

Bimanual safety. PulseDO instruction

The syntax of the program will be:

Executing the PulseDo statement

ACTIVITY INPUTS and EXITS