You can open the Trigger and
Features dialog boxes to understand the
event-triggered motion setup.
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Under Triggers, in the
Trigger column, click
next to Proximity type sensor
Sensor 1
.
A task trigger is the event that drives the motion control action for a task.
You can define task triggers based on time, previous tasks, or sensed values,
such as component position.
The
Trigger dialog
box appears with the
Sensors
folder expanded.
- You can specify triggers from sensors or tasks,
or you can specify time-based triggers.
- From the Trigger dialog box, you can click Add Sensor to create a new
sensor trigger.
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Do not change the trigger selection and click OK to close the dialog box.
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Under Actions, in the
Feature column, click for LinearMotor4
.
A task action defines or constrains the motion of one or more components in
the assembly. You can define actions to suppress or activate mates, to stop
motion, or to change values for motors, forces, or torques.
The Features dialog box
appears, with the Motors
folder expanded.
You can specify actions by activating or changing motors,
torques, or forces, or by toggling mate suppression. You can also apply an
action that stops the motion altogether.
Do not change the feature selection.
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Click OK to close the
dialog box.