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Post-Processor Online UR-Mike Wescott-06-27-2019
我国防部ified a post processor to do what I need it to do on a UR and linear rail. However, speed coordination is an issue. I wanted to see if running it directly on a robot instead of copying the generated script file into a URP program would run any different. When I connect to the robot it does not send my distance command to the rail that is done through the script created by the post-processor. Does it run the post processor when running it through the direct connection? If not how do I edit the apiur file to add the post-processing?
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Jeremy-06-28-2019
Hi Mike,
The "Run on robot" feature use the selected post processor to send the program to the controller.
Have a great day.
Jeremy
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Mike Wescott-06-28-2019
(06-28-2019, 05:37 PM)Jeremy Wrote:Hi Mike,
The "Run on robot" feature use the selected post processor to send the program to the controller.
Have a great day.
Jeremy
I watched what was sent out with the log under connect robot and none of my custom stuff from the post processor got sent. All I could see was the move and wait commands in the RoboDK project. Am I doing something wrong?
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Jeremy-07-01-2019
Hi Mike,
Did you select your custom post processor before generating/sending the program?
(Right click the program -> select post processor -> URMikeWescott)
I know it's a basic question, but we need to start from there.
Have a good day.
Jeremy
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Mike Wescott-07-01-2019
(07-01-2019, 05:24 PM)Jeremy Wrote:Hi Mike,
Did you select your custom post processor before generating/sending the program?
(Right click the program -> select post processor -> URMikeWescott)
I know it's a basic question, but we need to start from there.
Have a good day.
Jeremy
Yes I did I am using my own post processor when I generate the program that I copied over. I used the same method to select my post processor for that too. It is a script processor not a URP version does that matter?
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Albert-07-01-2019
You won't be able to reach the level of customization you have with the post processor through the driver. I recommend you to implement the logic driving the external axis in your post processor.
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Mike Wescott-07-01-2019
(07-01-2019, 09:31 PM)Albert Wrote:You won't be able to reach the level of customization you have with the post processor through the driver. I recommend you to implement the logic driving the external axis in your post processor.
The logic is in the post processor. But I need to be able to run the robots from the Software not from the teach pendant. They are going to import DXF files and will need a way to send them directly to the Robot. All I want to know at this point is can the software run the program through the post processor and run the robot directly after that. Right now it looks like when I click Run after connecting to the robot the post processor never runs.
Also, I was able to connect to the robot on Friday and today I have tried for about 3 hours with no luck. I tried two different laptops and updated the RoboDK software to 3.8.4 on both. One laptop is Window 7 pro and the other is Windows 10. I have disabled everything network related on both laptops and no luck. Any secret I might be missing. I attached my program as is if you want to look at it.
RE: Post-Processor Online UR-Albert-07-02-2019
You should be able to run the program on the robot by selecting Send Program to Robot (Ctrl+F6). This will generate the program and run it on the robot.
Make sure you are connected to the robot and have a local network properly established. You may have to disable the firewall.