IAI America TTA User Manual

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4-3-47. Coordinate System Definition Data Range-Specification Continuous Query (2A0H)

Function: Query the definition data for coordinate system.

Data name

Data range (value)

Data size

[bytes]

Cumulative

bytes [bytes]

Endian Sign

extension

Unit Description

Remarks

Big Little Yes No

Command

Header '!'

1

1

Station 'XX(h)'

2

3

Message ID

'2A0(h)'

3

6

Type 'X(h)'

1

7

0 = Work coordinate system definition data / 1 = Tool
coordinate system definition data

Query-target head
coordination system
definition data number

'XX(h)' 2 9

Work/tool coordinate system definition data number (0
~)

Number of query records

'XX(h)'

2

11

The number of records will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.

SC 'XX(h)'

2

13

CR 0Dh

1

14

LF 0Ah

1

15

Normal

re

spon

se

Header '#'

1

1

Station 'XX(h)'

2

3

Message ID

'2A0(h)'

3

6

Type 'X(h)'

1

7

0 = Work coordinate system definition data / 1 = Tool
coordinate system definition data

Response start
coordinate system
definition data number

'XX(h)' 2 9

Work/tool coordinate system definition data number (0
~)

Number of response
records

'XX(h)' 2

11

The number of records will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.

Coordin

a

te

s

yst

em

defini

tion

d

a

ta (

*1)

Coordinate
offset (*2)

''XXXXXXXX(h)' 8

19 

0.001

mm

X-axis

data

Remaining
coordinate
offset

Date indicated by *2

for the remaining 3

axes

24 43

0.001 mm

(R-axis:

0.001 deg)

Data indicated by *2 x Remaining 3 axes (Y, Z, R-axes)
= 8 bytes x 3 axes = 24 bytes

Remaining coordinate
system definition data

Data indicated by *1

for the number of

remaining records

MAX
4064

MAX
4107

Refer to the

data

indicated

by *1.

Data indicated by *1 x Number of remaining records = 32
bytes x (Max 128 records – 1) = Max 4064 bytes

SC 'XX(h)'

2

MAX
4109

CR 0Dh

1

MAX
4110

LF 0Ah

1

MAX
4111

Error

respon

se

Error response format

Refer to the error

response format.

10 10

(Note 1)

Add H (or h) at the end of each data expressed in hexadecimal notation. If there is no H or h at the end, the data is considered a decimal.

(Note 2)

Data enclosed in single quotation marks indicates an ASCII code. Data is a hexadecimal ASCII code if (h) is added before the closing quotation mark, or a decimal ASCII code if (d) is added before the closing
quotation mark.

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