Using this approach, you can create instances of RRS-II
Controller-Specific Profiles. These profiles can be selected from the
predefined RRS-II Profiles list (hint: use "Filter profile type: RRS-II") or can be defined manually via custom User
Profiles based on the same RRS-II attribute definitions. RRS-II
Controller-Specific Profile instances thus created can then be
associated with Robot Motion activities in a Robot Task using the
Teach command. See
Managing Applicative Profiles for further details.
Note that:
- An instance of any RRS-II Controller-Specific Profile used in any part
of a Robot Task must first be set on the very first robot motion operation so as to effectively initialize the underlying set of RRS-II
attributes at the start of the robot program. Instances of the same
RRS-II Controller-Specific Profile can then be set on any subsequent
robot motion operation as the values of the underlying RRS-II
attributes needs to be changed. Note that, unless explicitly stated
to work otherwise, the last RRS-II attribute value setting will
continue to be used in subsequent robot motion operations during an
RRS-II-based simulation unless the attribute's value is explicitly
changed in that robot motion operation.
- If custom User Profiles are created, the RRS-II attributes added into
them must adhere to the following rules: