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5. The EPSON RC+ 5.0 GUI
122 EPSON RC+ 5.0 (Ver.5.4) User's Guide Rev.4
Setup: Controller: Preferences Page
This page contains controller preference settings.
RESET command turns off outputs
When this preference is turned on, all outputs other than remote control outputs will be
turned off when a Reset instruction is executed. The default setting is off.
The outputs of the standard I/O, expansion I/O, and Fieldbus I/O are included in the
“outputs” mentioned in the above preferences
RESET command turns off outputs and
Outputs off during Emergency Stop. Memory I/O is not affected by these preferences.
Therefore, memory I/O bits are not turned off by the RESET command execution or during
Emergency Stop.
Outputs off during Emergency Stop
When this preference is turned on, all outputs other than remote control outputs will be
turned off when emergency stop occurs. Also, no outputs can be turned on until the
emergency stop condition is cleared. The default setting is on.
You should design your system to always remove all power to output devices when
emergency stop occurs. Even if the controller turns off outputs, the I/O hardware could
malfunction.
Allow motion with one or more joints free
When this preference is turned on, motion commands can be executed after SFree has been
used to free one or more joints. The default setting is off.
Walk stops for output commands
When checked, the Walk command from the Run Menu will execute lines until after the
next motion or output statement (whichever comes first). When unchecked, the Walk
command will execute lines until after the next motion statement and will not stop for
output statements. The default setting is on.
Dry run
This preference allows you to run programs without a robot connected to the controller.
All program statements will work. Motion statements will execute approximately the same
amount of time as when connected to a robot.
Virtual I/O
This preference allows you to run programs using virtual I/O. When Virtual I/O is enabled,
I/O commands do not affect the hardware I/O. There are also several commands available
for turning on inputs from within a program. The default setting is off.
Remote function is also available when virtual I/O is enabled.
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