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Latest revision as of 05:35, 15 July 2018
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Returns the actual (current) robot configuration.
These two solutions represent tow solution of the robots inverse kinematics equations, or in other words the robot configurations. Usually they are called “below” and “above” robot configurations. This flag indicates which of them is taken. Also, when this flag is different from the commanded one (elbowcmd) no straight line motion can be made.
For example in PUMA robot kinematic model this flag is computed according to the sing of position of the second joint.
0 - Keep the current configuration or choose the closest joint-target.
1 - Joint-target is BELOW
2 - Joint-target is ABOVE
Short form
<ROBOT>.efbk
Syntax
?<ROBOT>.elbowfbk
Type
Long
Range
0 - Auto
1 - Below
2 - Above
Scope
Configuration, Task, Terminal
Limitations
Read Only, Modal Only
Examples
?PUMA.elbowfbk