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Versions 3.6.20 and higher
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Since Version 3.6.20
  
 
|DESCRIPTION=
 
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RESCUEMODE is a system mode that enables recovery of interrupted motion after emergency stop :
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�        Entering following mode due to position error or velocity over speed error.
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RESCUEMODE is a special system mode that enables recovery after an emergency stop. Setting this mode to '''1''' saves the current motion package and the pending one after entering following mode. Motion can be recovered using '''proceed''' command. The stored motion packages can be ignored by the '''proceed proceedtype = clear''' command. Additional sequences can be recovered using this flag:
 
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*  Entering following mode due to position error or velocity over speed error.
�        Disabling the system using “EN=0”..
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*  Disabling the system using EN property.
 
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*  External disable of the system, especially important in case of an emergency stop.    
�        External disable of the system (hardware disable ) especialy important in case of emergency stop.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Setting this mode to ON causes the current motion package and the pending one to be saved in tose cases. The interrupted motion can be recovered using proceed command. The proceed command can be used with same values of proceedtype property as in case of regular stop.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Actually, in many ways, this command is causes same behavour on certain errors  as STOP command issued from an attached task. It stores both movement (current & pending) packages, but does not block the program.
 
  
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In many ways this command is equivalent to a STOP command issued from an attached task. It stores both movement packages, but does not block the program.
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|RANGE=
 
0 (OFF)<br>
 
0 (OFF)<br>
 
 
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Task, Terminal
  
 
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Modal only
  
 
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* [[Axystems:MC-Basic:group.DESTgroup.DESTANGLEgroup.DESTCENTER|group.DESTgroup.DESTANGLEgroup.DESTCENTER]]
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* [[MC-Basic:PROCEED|PROCEED]]
  
  
 
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