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+ | {{Note | If the detach command is omitted the current motion will be interrupted(stopped) meaning that final position of the last movement in the program might be not reached!}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:20, 19 October 2021
This command is used to detach a task from a motion element, freeing it for use by another task. Motion element may be axis or group.
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If the motion element is moving, DETACH waits until the motion of the element ends. Therefore the user task will be in suspended state until the current movement is completed |
NOTE | |
If the detach command is omitted the current motion will be interrupted(stopped) meaning that final position of the last movement in the program might be not reached! |
Syntax
Detach <element>
Availability
All versions
Range
Defined motion element
Scope
Task
Limitations
Write only. The defined motion element must have been previously attached.
Examples
Detach XYTable