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Real-Time Data Exchange

RTDE : Real-Time Data Exchange

Overview

RTDE allows you to exchange data and measurements with the robot at high speed, up to 500Hz on the latest cobots.

For more information about RTDE, see : https://www.universal-robots.com/articles/ur/interface-communication/real-time-data-exchange-rtde-guide/

Overview of RTDE

RTDE allows you to receive and send certain data between the robot and your application.

When connecting, you must specify the list of data that will be exchanged, as well as the frequency at which the robot should send you data. Data sent by the robot to your application is called "Outputs" and data sent by your application to the robot is called "Inputs". The name is given from the point of view of the robot.

In operation, data is received and the OutputDataReceived event is periodically raised when data arrives.

Other events are used to be notified of RTDE link activities.

You can asynchronously write data to the robot controller.

It is also possible to pause and resume the streaming of measurements.

var robot = new UR();
var param = new ConnectParameters("192.168.0.1");
// Enable RTDE
param.Rtde.Enable = true;
// Exchange data at 500Hz
param.Rtde.Frequency = 500;
// Select data you want to write in robot controller
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.StandardAnalogOutput0);
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.InputIntRegisters, 0);
// Select data you want the robot to send
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.ActualTcpPose);
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.ToolOutputVoltage);
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.OutputDoubleRegisters, 10);
// Connect to robot
robot.Connect(param);
// Be notified at 500Hz when data is received
robot.Rtde.OutputDataReceived += Rtde_OutputDataReceived;
//...
// Get last received data in cache
Pose actualTcpPose = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ActualTcpPose;
int toolOutputVoltage = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ToolOutputVoltage;
double outputDoubleRegisters10 = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.OutputDoubleRegisters.X10;
//...
// Write input values in robot
var inputValues = new RtdeInputValues();
inputValues.StandardAnalogOutput0 = 0.2;
inputValues.InputIntRegisters.X0 = 12;
robot.Rtde.WriteInputs(inputValues);
// Disconnect only Dashboard communication
robot.Rtde.Disconnect();
// Disconnect every interfaces (Primary Interface, Dashboard, RTDE, ...)
robot.Disconnect();
private static void Rtde_OutputDataReceived(object sender, RtdeDataPackageEventArgs e)
{
// Get frequency of received message (OutputSetup contains Timestamp by default)
var realMessageFrequency = e.MeasuredFrequency;
// Get the value of the data you have selected in the setup
Pose actualTcpPose = e.OutputDataValues.ActualTcpPose;
int toolOutputVoltage = e.OutputDataValues.ToolOutputVoltage;
double outputDoubleRegisters10 = e.OutputDataValues.OutputDoubleRegisters.X10;
// Write inputs at 500Hz
var inputValues = new RtdeInputValues();
inputValues.StandardAnalogOutput0 = 0.5;
inputValues.InputIntRegisters.X0 = -10;
(sender as RtdeClientBase)?.WriteInputs(inputValues);
}

It is possible to create a RTDE client outside an instance of UR. To do this, you just need to instantiate a RtdeClient object.

// Create a dashboard client alone, outside any UR instance
var client = new RtdeClient();
// Select output data to receive from the robot
var outputSetup = new RtdeOutputSetup();
outputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.ActualCurrent);
// Select input data to send to the robot
var inputSetup = new RtdeInputSetup();
inputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.InputIntRegisters, 4);
inputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.StandardAnalogOutput0);
// Connect at 500Hz
client.Connect("192.168.0.1", outputSetup, inputSetup, RtdeVersions.V2, frequency: 500);
//...
// Receive data at 500Hz
client.OutputDataReceived += (o, e) =>
{
JointsDoubleValues actualCurrent = e.OutputDataValues.ActualCurrent;
};
//...
// Write input values in robot
var inputValues = new RtdeInputValues();
inputValues.InputIntRegisters.X4 = 12;
inputValues.StandardAnalogOutput0 = 0.2;
client.WriteInputs(inputValues);
//...
// Close connection to the robot
client.Disconnect();

Setup connection

RTDE is not activated by default when connecting to the robot. You must set the Enable property in the connection settings.

In this same object, you must add the inputs and outputs you want to exchange with the robot.

To do this, use the Add function on InputSetup and OutputSetup to add the data to exchange. This function takes as parameter an enum RtdeOutputData or RtdeInputData.

In the case of array registers, e.g. RtdeOutputData.OutputDoubleRegisters or RtdeInputData.InputIntRegisters, it is necessary to additionally specify the register number as the second parameter of Add. Please refer to the register comment for the register size and the upper and lower range.

You can also specify a frequency of data reception. By default, if nothing is set, the communication is at 10Hz. The Frequency property of the setup parameters allows you to change the frequency up to 500Hz.

If the frequency is set to 0, the communication will be done at the maximum frequency allowed by the robot.

You can also specify the RTDE protocol version. Version 2 allows frequency to be taken into account. If your robot is not compatible with version 2, version 1 is automatically selected. If you do not set the version, version 2 is automatically selected. At runtime, you can control the version actually used via the property Rtde.Version.

var param = new ConnectParameters("192.168.0.1");
// Enable RTDE
param.Rtde.Enable = true;
// Exchange data at 500Hz
param.Rtde.Frequency = 500;
// Set RTDE version
param.Rtde.Version = RtdeVersions.V2;
// Select data you want to write in robot controller
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.StandardDigitalOutput);
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.ExternalForceTorque);
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.StandardAnalogOutput1);
param.Rtde.InputSetup.Add(RtdeInputData.InputBitRegisters, 64);
// Select data you want the robot to send
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.ActualTcpPose);
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.ToolOutputVoltage);
param.Rtde.OutputSetup.Add(RtdeOutputData.OutputDoubleRegisters, 10);
// Connect to robot
robot.Connect(param);

Receive data from robot

The OutputDataReceived event is raised at the frequency of data reception from the robot. It contains the received data, the connection ID and the frequency of data reception estimated from the timestamp if this data is part of the output.

It is possible to access the last received values with the property OutputDataValues.

// Get latest received data
Pose actualTcpPose = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ActualTcpPose;
double x = actualTcpPose.X;
double y = actualTcpPose.Y;
double z = actualTcpPose.Z;
int toolOutputVoltage = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ToolOutputVoltage;
double outputDoubleRegisters10 = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.OutputDoubleRegisters.X10;
// Subscribe to event to receive data is real time
robot.Rtde.OutputDataReceived += (o, e) =>
{
double realFreq = e.MeasuredFrequency;
Pose pose = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ActualTcpPose;
int voltage = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.ToolOutputVoltage;
double register10 = robot.Rtde.OutputDataValues.OutputDoubleRegisters.X10;
};

Send data to robot

To write data, simply instantiate an RtdeInputValues list and fill the fields with your values. Then call the WriteInputs function to send these values to the robot.

var inputs = new RtdeInputValues();
inputs.StandardDigitalOutput = 128;
inputs.ExternalForceTorque = new CartesianCoordinates(0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0.1);
inputs.StandardAnalogOutput1 = 0.1;
inputs.InputBitRegisters.X64 = true;
// Send data to robot
robot.Rtde.WriteInputs(inputs);

Pause and resume

The Pause method allow the connection to be paused without being closed, so no data is received. It is possible to resume the stream with the Resume function.

// Pause RTDE data streaming from robot
robot.Rtde.Pause();
// Event triggered when RTDE is paused
robot.Rtde.PauseReceived += Rtde_PauseReceived;
// Resume RTDE after a pause
robot.Rtde.Resume();
// RTDE streaming started or resumed
robot.Rtde.StartReceived += Rtde_StartReceived;

Other features

The state of the connection can be controlled via the Connected and State properties.

Text messages can be received to describe an error in connection or operation. The last message is stored in LastTextMessage and the TextMessageReceived event is raised when a text message is received.

Likewise, if an internal library error occurs, the InternalErrorOccured event is raised.

// Frequency requested in connect parameters for V2 protocol
double appliedFrequency = robot.Rtde.AppliedFrequency;
// RTDE TCP/IP connection is still active
bool isConnected = robot.Rtde.Connected;
// Unique ID of the RTDE connection for writing data to the robot
byte inputRecipe = robot.Rtde.InputRecipeId;
// Unique ID of the RTDE connection for receiving data from robot
byte outputRecipe = robot.Rtde.OutputRecipeId;
// State property has current RTDE state (paused, disabled, started, ...)
bool isPaused = robot.Rtde.State == RTDEStates.Paused;
// Special warning text messages sent by the robot
robot.Rtde.TextMessageReceived += Rtde_TextMessageReceived;
// Event raised by the library when something went wrong
robot.Rtde.InternalErrorOccured += Rtde_InternalErrorOccured;

API reference

Members of Rtde.Internal.RtdeClientBase :
public abstract class RtdeClientBase : URServiceBase {
// Output data frequency requested to the robot, only for RTDE version 2
public double AppliedFrequency { get; }
// Gets a value indicating if RTDE client is connected to the robot
public bool Connected { get; }
protected void ConnectInternal(string ip, int port, RtdeOutputSetup outputSetup, RtdeInputSetup inputSetup, RtdeVersions preferedVersion, double frequency)
// Close the RTDE connection to the robot
public void Disconnect()
// Recipe Identifier of input sent data
public byte InputRecipeId { get; }
// Indicates that the recipe is valid, i.e. that all the registers have been found and are not already reserved for writing by another RTDE client.
// Check event SetupInputsReceived to see which registers are NOT_FOUND or IN_USE
public bool InputRecipeIsValid { get; }
// List of all data the PC can write to the robot (robot point of view)
public RtdeInputSetupItem[] InputSetup { get; }
// IP address of the robot
public string IP { get; }
// Last text received from the robot
public RtdeTextMessageEventArgs LastTextMessage { get; }
// Measured output data packet frequency. "Timestamp" output data shoud be part of output setup to measure frequency.
public double MeasuredFrequency { get; }
// Event raised when data from the robot is comming at specified frequency
public event EventHandler<RtdeDataPackageEventArgs> OutputDataReceived
// Last data received from the robot
public RtdeOutputValues OutputDataValues { get; }
// Recipe Identifier of output received data
public byte OutputRecipeId { get; }
// List of all data sent from the robot to the PC (robot point of view)
public RtdeOutputSetupItem[] OutputSetup { get; }
// Generic event raised each time a RTDE package is received
public event EventHandler<PackageEventArgs> PackageReceived
// Pause data streaming without disconnecting client
public void Pause()
// Event raised when streaming is paused
public event EventHandler<RtdeBasicRequestEventArgs> PauseReceived
// Event raised during connection when the robot specifies if asked protocol version is supported
public event EventHandler<RtdeProtocolVersionEventArgs> ProtocolVersionReceived
// Restart data streaming after a Pause
public void Resume()
// Event raised during connection when the robot acknowledges input setup
public event EventHandler<RtdeControlPackageSetupInputsEventArgs> SetupInputsReceived
// Event raised during connection when the robot acknowledges output setup
public event EventHandler<RtdeControlPackageSetupOutputsEventArgs> SetupOutputsReceived
// Event raised as soon as data streaming starts
public event EventHandler<RtdeBasicRequestEventArgs> StartReceived
// Current RTDE state
public RTDEStates State { get; }
// Event raised when a RTDE message is received
public event EventHandler<RtdeTextMessageEventArgs> TextMessageReceived
// Current protocol version used to stream data
public RtdeVersions Version { get; }
// Write data to controller. Data must be those selected in connect parameters
public void WriteInputs(RtdeInputValues inputValues)
}
Members of Rtde.Internal.RtdeParametersBase :
public abstract class RtdeParametersBase {
// Default RTDE TCP port used (30004)
public const int DEFAULT_PORT = 30004
// For RTDE version 2, you can specify a frequency for output received data. Maximum frequency depends on your robot version.
// If you set frequency to 0, maximum frequency will be choosen
// Default value is 10Hz
public double Frequency { get; set; }
// List of all input data you can send to the robot
public RtdeInputSetup InputSetup { get; set; }
// List of all output data the robot will send to your application
public RtdeOutputSetup OutputSetup { get; set; }
// TCP port used for RTDE connection. Default : 30004
public int Port { get; set; }
// RTDE version. If set to Auto, the most recent version will be choosen according to your robot version
// Default value is V2
public RtdeVersions Version { get; set; }
}
Members of Rtde.RtdeVersions :
public enum RtdeVersions {
// Rtde version 1
V1 = 1
// Rtde version 2
V2 = 2
}
Members of Rtde.RtdeOutputData :
public enum RtdeOutputData {
// Actual joint currents
ActualCurrent = 8
// Current state of the digital inputs.�0-7: Standard, 8-15: Configurable, 16-17: Tool
ActualDigitalInputBits = 15
// Current state of the digital outputs.�0-7: Standard, 8-15: Configurable, 16-17: Tool
ActualDigitalOutputBits = 30
// Controller real-time thread execution time
ActualExecutionTime = 17
// Actual joint voltages
ActualJointVoltage = 29
// Safety Control Board: Main voltage
ActualMainVoltage = 26
// Norm of Cartesian linear momentum
ActualMomentum = 25
// Actual joint positions
ActualQ = 6
// Actual joint velocities
ActualQd = 7
// Safety Control Board: Robot current
ActualRobotCurrent = 28
// Safety Control Board: Robot voltage (48V)
ActualRobotVoltage = 27
// Generalized forces in the TCP. It compensates the measurement for forces and torques generated by the�payload
ActualTcpForce = 12
// Actual Cartesian coordinates of the tool: (x,y,z,rx,ry,rz), where rx, ry and rz is a rotation vector representation of the tool orientation
ActualTcpPose = 10
// Actual speed of the tool given in Cartesian coordinates. The speed is given in [m/s] and the rotational part of the TCP speed (rx, ry, rz) is the angular velocity given in [rad/s]
ActualTcpSpeed = 11
// Tool x, y and z accelerometer values
ActualToolAccelerometer = 22
// Bits 0-3: analog input 0 | analog input 1 | analog output 0 |�analog output 1, {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]}
AnalogIOTypes = 36
// Position of robot elbow in Cartesian Base Coordinates
ElbowPosition = 32
// Velocity of robot elbow in Cartesian Base Coordinates
ElbowVelocity = 33
// Euromap 24V current [mA]
Euromap67_24VCurrent = 45
// Euromap 24V voltage [V]
Euromap67_24VVoltage = 44
// Euromap67 input bits
Euromap67InputBits = 42
// Euromap67 output bits
Euromap67OutputBits = 43
// Raw force and torque measurement, not compensated for forces and torques caused by the�payload
FTRawWrench = 71
// �64 general purpose bits, X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputBitRegisters = 61
// General purpose bits (input read back). This range of the boolean output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
InputBitRegisters0To31 = 59
// General purpose bits (input read back), This range of the boolean output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
InputBitRegisters32To63 = 60
// �48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputDoubleRegisters = 63
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputIntRegisters = 62
// I/O current [mA]
IOCurrent = 41
// Joint control currents
JointControlOutput = 9
// Joint control modes
JointMode = 19
// Temperature of each joint in degrees Celsius
JointTemperatures = 16
// 64 general purpose bits. X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
OutputBitRegisters = 56
// General purpose bits
OutputBitRegisters0To31 = 54
// General purpose bits
OutputBitRegisters32To63 = 55
// 48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
OutputDoubleRegisters = 58
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
OutputIntRegisters = 57
// Payload mass Kg
Payload = 67
// Payload Center of Gravity (CoGx, CoGy, CoGz) m
PayloadCOG = 68
// Payload inertia matrix elements (Ixx,Iyy,Izz,Ixy,Ixz,Iyz] expressed in kg*m^2
PayloadInertia = 69
// Robot mode
RobotMode = 18
// Bits 0-3:� Is power on | Is program running | Is teach button pressed | Is power button pressed
RobotStatusBits = 34
// Program state
RuntimeState = 31
// Safety mode
SafetyMode = 20
// Safety status
SafetyStatus = 21
// Bits 0-10: Is normal mode | Is reduced mode | Is protective stopped | Is recovery mode |�Is safeguard stopped |�Is system emergency stopped |�Is robot emergency stopped |�Is emergency stopped |�Is violation |�Is fault |�Is stopped due to safety
SafetyStatusBits = 35
// Script line number that is actually in control of the robot given the robot is locked by one of the threads in the script. If no thread is locking the robot this field is set to &apos;0&apos;. Script line number should not be confused with program tree line number displayed on polyscope.
ScriptControlLine = 70
// Speed scaling of the trajectory limiter
SpeedScaling = 23
// Standard analog input 0 [mA or V]
StandardAnalogInput0 = 37
// Standard analog input 1 [mA or V]
StandardAnalogInput1 = 38
// Standard analog output 0 [mA or V]
StandardAnalogOutput0 = 39
// Standard analog output 1 [mA or V]
StandardAnalogOutput1 = 40
// Target joint currents
TargetCurrent = 4
// Target joint moments (torques)
TargetMoment = 5
// Target joint positions
TargetQ = 1
// Target joint velocities
TargetQd = 2
// Target joint accelerations
TargetQdd = 3
// Target speed fraction
TargetSpeedFraction = 24
// Target Cartesian coordinates of the tool: (x,y,z,rx,ry,rz), where rx, ry and rz is a rotation vector representation of the tool orientation
TargetTcpPose = 13
// Target speed of the tool given in Cartesian coordinates.�The speed is given in [m/s] and the rotational part of the TCP speed (rx, ry, rz) is the angular velocity given in [rad/s]
TargetTcpSpeed = 14
// TCP force scalar [N]
TcpForceScalar = 53
// Time elapsed since the controller was started [s]
Timestamp = 0
// Tool analog input 0 [mA or V]
ToolAnalogInput0 = 48
// Tool analog input 1 [mA or V]
ToolAnalogInput1 = 49
// Output domain {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]} Bits 0-1: tool_analog_input_0 | tool_analog_input_1
ToolAnalogInputTypes = 47
// The current mode of digital output 0
ToolDigitalOutput0mode = 65
// The current mode of digital output 1
ToolDigitalOutput1Mode = 66
// Tool mode
ToolMode = 46
// Tool current [mA]
ToolOutputCurrent = 51
// The current output mode
ToolOutputMode = 64
// Tool output voltage [V]
ToolOutputVoltage = 50
// Tool temperature in degrees Celsius
ToolTemperature = 52
}
Members of Rtde.RtdeInputData :
public enum RtdeInputData {
// Configurable digital outputs
ConfigurableDigitalOutput = 5
// Configurable digital output bit mask
ConfigurableDigitalOutputMask = 3
// Input external wrench when using ft_rtde_input_enable builtin.
ExternalForceTorque = 15
// 64 general purpose bits. X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputBitRegisters = 12
// General purpose bits. This range of the boolean input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
InputBtRegisters0To31 = 10
// General purpose bits. This range of the boolean input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
InputBtRegisters32To63 = 11
// 48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputDoubleRegisters = 14
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
InputIntRegisters = 13
// new speed slider value
SpeedSliderFraction = 1
// 0 = don&apos;t change speed slider with this input, 1 = use speed_slider_fraction to set speed slider value
SpeedSliderMask = 0
// Standard analog output 0 (ratio) [0..1]
StandardAnalogOutput0 = 8
// Standard analog output 1 (ratio) [0..1]
StandardAnalogOutput1 = 9
// Standard analog output mask
StandardAnalogOutputMask = 6
// Output domain {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]}. Bits 0-1: standard_analog_output_0 | standard_analog_output_1
StandardAnalogOutputType = 7
// Standard digital outputs
StandardDigitalOutput = 4
// Standard digital output bit mask
StandardDigitalOutputMask = 2
}
Members of Rtde.RtdeInputValues :
public class RtdeInputValues : RtdeBaseValues<RtdeInputData> {
public RtdeInputValues()
// Configurable digital outputs
public byte ConfigurableDigitalOutput { get; set; }
// Configurable digital output bit mask
public byte ConfigurableDigitalOutputMask { get; set; }
// Input external wrench when using ft_rtde_input_enable builtin.
public CartesianCoordinates ExternalForceTorque { get; set; }
public object GetValue(RtdeInputSetupItem item)
// 64 general purpose bits. X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeBitRegistersValue InputBitRegisters { get; }
// General purpose bits. This range of the boolean input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
public uint InputBtRegisters0To31 { get; set; }
// General purpose bits. This range of the boolean input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
public uint InputBtRegisters32To63 { get; set; }
// 48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeDoubleRegistersValue InputDoubleRegisters { get; }
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeIntRegistersValue InputIntRegisters { get; }
protected override RtdeValue InternaleGetValue(RtdeInputData data)
protected override RtdeValue[] InternalValues { get; }
public void Reset()
public void SetValue(RtdeInputData data, int index, object value)
public void SetValue(RtdeInputData data, object value)
public void SetValue(RtdeInputSetupItem item, object value)
// new speed slider value
public double SpeedSliderFraction { get; set; }
// 0 = don&apos;t change speed slider with this input, 1 = use speed_slider_fraction to set speed slider value
public uint SpeedSliderMask { get; set; }
// Standard analog output 0 (ratio) [0..1]
public double StandardAnalogOutput0 { get; set; }
// Standard analog output 1 (ratio) [0..1]
public double StandardAnalogOutput1 { get; set; }
// Standard analog output mask
public byte StandardAnalogOutputMask { get; set; }
// Output domain {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]}. Bits 0-1: standard_analog_output_0 | standard_analog_output_1
public byte StandardAnalogOutputType { get; set; }
// Standard digital outputs
public byte StandardDigitalOutput { get; set; }
// Standard digital output bit mask
public byte StandardDigitalOutputMask { get; set; }
}
Members of Rtde.RtdeOutputValues :
public class RtdeOutputValues : RtdeBaseValues<RtdeOutputData> {
// Actual joint currents
public JointsDoubleValues ActualCurrent { get; set; }
// Current state of the digital inputs.�0-7: Standard, 8-15: Configurable, 16-17: Tool
public ulong ActualDigitalInputBits { get; set; }
// Current state of the digital outputs.�0-7: Standard, 8-15: Configurable, 16-17: Tool
public ulong ActualDigitalOutputBits { get; set; }
// Controller real-time thread execution time
public double ActualExecutionTime { get; set; }
// Actual joint voltages
public JointsDoubleValues ActualJointVoltage { get; set; }
// Safety Control Board: Main voltage
public double ActualMainVoltage { get; set; }
// Norm of Cartesian linear momentum
public double ActualMomentum { get; set; }
// Actual joint positions
public JointsDoubleValues ActualQ { get; set; }
// Actual joint velocities
public JointsDoubleValues ActualQd { get; set; }
// Safety Control Board: Robot current
public double ActualRobotCurrent { get; set; }
// Safety Control Board: Robot voltage (48V)
public double ActualRobotVoltage { get; set; }
// Generalized forces in the TCP. It compensates the measurement for forces and torques generated by the�payload
public CartesianCoordinates ActualTcpForce { get; set; }
// Actual Cartesian coordinates of the tool: (x,y,z,rx,ry,rz), where rx, ry and rz is a rotation vector representation of the tool orientation
public Pose ActualTcpPose { get; set; }
// Actual speed of the tool given in Cartesian coordinates. The speed is given in [m/s] and the rotational part of the TCP speed (rx, ry, rz) is the angular velocity given in [rad/s]
public Pose ActualTcpSpeed { get; set; }
// Tool x, y and z accelerometer values
public Vector3D ActualToolAccelerometer { get; set; }
// Bits 0-3: analog input 0 | analog input 1 | analog output 0 |�analog output 1, {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]}
public uint AnalogIOTypes { get; set; }
// Position of robot elbow in Cartesian Base Coordinates
public Vector3D ElbowPosition { get; set; }
// Velocity of robot elbow in Cartesian Base Coordinates
public Vector3D ElbowVelocity { get; set; }
// Euromap 24V current [mA]
public double Euromap67_24VCurrent { get; set; }
// Euromap 24V voltage [V]
public double Euromap67_24VVoltage { get; set; }
// Euromap67 input bits
public uint Euromap67InputBits { get; set; }
// Euromap67 output bits
public uint Euromap67OutputBits { get; set; }
// Raw force and torque measurement, not compensated for forces and torques caused by the�payload
public CartesianCoordinates FTRawWrench { get; set; }
public object GetValue(RtdeOutputSetupItem item)
// �64 general purpose bits, X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeBitRegistersValue InputBitRegisters { get; }
// General purpose bits (input read back). This range of the boolean output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
public uint InputBitRegisters0To31 { get; set; }
// General purpose bits (input read back), This range of the boolean output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage.
public uint InputBitRegisters32To63 { get; set; }
// �48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeDoubleRegistersValue InputDoubleRegisters { get; }
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer input registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer input registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeIntRegistersValue InputIntRegisters { get; }
protected override RtdeValue InternaleGetValue(RtdeOutputData data)
protected override RtdeValue[] InternalValues { get; }
// I/O current [mA]
public double IOCurrent { get; set; }
// Joint control currents
public JointsDoubleValues JointControlOutput { get; set; }
// Joint control modes
public JointsIntValues JointMode { get; set; }
// Temperature of each joint in degrees Celsius
public JointsDoubleValues JointTemperatures { get; set; }
// 64 general purpose bits. X: [64..127] - The upper range of the boolean output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeBitRegistersValue OutputBitRegisters { get; }
// General purpose bits
public uint OutputBitRegisters0To31 { get; set; }
// General purpose bits
public uint OutputBitRegisters32To63 { get; set; }
// 48 general purpose double registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the double output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the double output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeDoubleRegistersValue OutputDoubleRegisters { get; }
// 48 general purpose integer registers. X: [0..23] - The lower range of the integer output registers is reserved for FieldBus/PLC interface usage. X: [24..47] - The upper range of the integer output registers can be used by external RTDE clients (i.e URCAPS).
public RtdeIntRegistersValue OutputIntRegisters { get; }
// Payload mass Kg
public double Payload { get; set; }
// Payload Center of Gravity (CoGx, CoGy, CoGz) m
public Vector3D PayloadCOG { get; set; }
// Payload inertia matrix elements (Ixx,Iyy,Izz,Ixy,Ixz,Iyz] expressed in kg*m^2
public CartesianCoordinates PayloadInertia { get; set; }
// Robot mode
public int RobotMode { get; set; }
// Bits 0-3:� Is power on | Is program running | Is teach button pressed | Is power button pressed
public uint RobotStatusBits { get; set; }
// Program state
public uint RuntimeState { get; set; }
// Safety mode
public int SafetyMode { get; set; }
// Safety status
public int SafetyStatus { get; set; }
// Bits 0-10: Is normal mode | Is reduced mode | Is protective stopped | Is recovery mode |�Is safeguard stopped |�Is system emergency stopped |�Is robot emergency stopped |�Is emergency stopped |�Is violation |�Is fault |�Is stopped due to safety
public uint SafetyStatusBits { get; set; }
// Script line number that is actually in control of the robot given the robot is locked by one of the threads in the script. If no thread is locking the robot this field is set to &apos;0&apos;. Script line number should not be confused with program tree line number displayed on polyscope.
public uint ScriptControlLine { get; set; }
// Speed scaling of the trajectory limiter
public double SpeedScaling { get; set; }
// Standard analog input 0 [mA or V]
public double StandardAnalogInput0 { get; set; }
// Standard analog input 1 [mA or V]
public double StandardAnalogInput1 { get; set; }
// Standard analog output 0 [mA or V]
public double StandardAnalogOutput0 { get; set; }
// Standard analog output 1 [mA or V]
public double StandardAnalogOutput1 { get; set; }
// Target joint currents
public JointsDoubleValues TargetCurrent { get; set; }
// Target joint moments (torques)
public JointsDoubleValues TargetMoment { get; set; }
// Target joint positions
public JointsDoubleValues TargetQ { get; set; }
// Target joint velocities
public JointsDoubleValues TargetQd { get; set; }
// Target joint accelerations
public JointsDoubleValues TargetQdd { get; set; }
// Target speed fraction
public double TargetSpeedFraction { get; set; }
// Target Cartesian coordinates of the tool: (x,y,z,rx,ry,rz), where rx, ry and rz is a rotation vector representation of the tool orientation
public Pose TargetTcpPose { get; set; }
// Target speed of the tool given in Cartesian coordinates.�The speed is given in [m/s] and the rotational part of the TCP speed (rx, ry, rz) is the angular velocity given in [rad/s]
public Pose TargetTcpSpeed { get; set; }
// TCP force scalar [N]
public double TcpForceScalar { get; set; }
// Time elapsed since the controller was started [s]
public double Timestamp { get; set; }
// Tool analog input 0 [mA or V]
public double ToolAnalogInput0 { get; set; }
// Tool analog input 1 [mA or V]
public double ToolAnalogInput1 { get; set; }
// Output domain {0=current[mA], 1=voltage[V]} Bits 0-1: tool_analog_input_0 | tool_analog_input_1
public uint ToolAnalogInputTypes { get; set; }
// The current mode of digital output 0
public byte ToolDigitalOutput0mode { get; set; }
// The current mode of digital output 1
public byte ToolDigitalOutput1Mode { get; set; }
// Tool mode
public uint ToolMode { get; set; }
// Tool current [mA]
public double ToolOutputCurrent { get; set; }
// The current output mode
public byte ToolOutputMode { get; set; }
// Tool output voltage [V]
public int ToolOutputVoltage { get; set; }
// Tool temperature in degrees Celsius
public double ToolTemperature { get; set; }
}

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