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LimZ is used only for the [[MC-Basic:JUMP|JUMP]] motion cammand. It specifies the absolute height that the JUMP motion will reach.
 
LimZ is used only for the [[MC-Basic:JUMP|JUMP]] motion cammand. It specifies the absolute height that the JUMP motion will reach.
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<td>[[File:JUMP_point_defenitions.png|thumb|350px|Points along a JUMP motion]]</td>
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<td>[[File:JUMP.png|thumb|350px|LimZ specifies the height that the JUMP motion will reach]]</td>
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Mindouble to Maxdouble
 
Mindouble to Maxdouble
 
Default: 0
 
 
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0
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 11:49, 29 April 2026

Language: English

LimZ is used only for the JUMP motion cammand. It specifies the absolute height that the JUMP motion will reach.

Points along a JUMP motion
LimZ specifies the height that the JUMP motion will reach

Syntax

<robot_name>.LimZ = <value>

?<robot_name>.LimZ

Availability

0.4.21.2r14

Type

Position

Range

Mindouble to Maxdouble

Units

Position units

Default

0

Scope

Configuration, Task, Terminal

Limitations

Modal and nodal

Examples

SCARA.LimZ = -20

?SCARA.LimZ

JUMP <target point> LimZ = <value>

See Also