Sequence of axes in the kinematic chain
Attention
When a kinematic chain is created, there are restrictions resulting from kernel architecture, memory space limitations and algorithmic limits.
Number of axes
The following restrictions apply to the number of axes:
- The kinematics must have precisely 3 linear axes.
- The kinematics may have a maximum of 3 rotary axes.
- For complete transformations, the kinematics may have maximum 2 rotary axes.
This permits the simulation of 3-, 4-, 5- and 6-axis machines.
Axis indexing
The following restrictions apply to axis definition:
- The 3 linear axes must be defined at indices 0, 1 and 2.
- In RTCP mode, the rotary axes must be defined at the same indices where their counterparts are defined in the axis groups of the channel configuration. See P-CHAN-00006 and the #SET AX command. If there is an entry in the channel configuration, the C axis must be defined at index 3 in the axis definition of the kinematic chain. See code example:
gruppe[0].achse[3].bezeichnung C