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Table of Contents Production Running
Introduction System Parameters
Safety File Manager
Basic Operation Service
Starting up Programming ProcessWare
Jogging System Parameters ProcessWare
Inputs and Outputs Program Examples
Programming and Testing Quick Reference
The Programming language RAPID Special Functionality in this Robot
Calibration Index, Glossary
ABB Flexible Automation AB
User’s Guide On-line Manual
MAIN MENU
CONTENTS
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INDEX
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20-2 User’s Guide
Cross Connections define 12- Cut instruction 8-
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Data 8- data 8- change 8- create 8- declaration 8- delete 8- duplicate 8-45, 8- Data Types 8- Date & Time 14- Declaration data 8- module 8- routine 8- Decr 9- define tool 10- Define Coord displacement frame 10- tool 10- work object 10- delete data 8- file 13- instruction 8- module 8- routine 8- digital output change manually 7- directory 13- create 13- delete 13- diskette 13- format 13- displacement 9- displacement frame change 10-43, 10- Duplicate data 8-45, 8- routine 8- duplicate routine 8-
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elongator point 10- ELSE 9- emergency stop 5- enabling device 5- Equipment arc welding parameters 16- Erase All Logs 14- Erase Log 14- Error Handler 8- error log 14- error management 5- error recovery 8- Event Routines 12-27, 12-29, 12-30, 12-31, 12- expression 8- external axes external drive units 12- internal drive units 12- jogging 6- external manipulator 12- external unit choose 6-
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file 13- copy 13- delete 13- move 13- rename 13- File Extensions 12- file manager 13- file system 13- flp1 13- FOR change structure 8- format diskette 13- Function arc welding parameters 16- function 8- FWD 8-
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Gas on/off 15- group of I/O change manually 7- Groups
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- User’s Guide 1- Page
- 1 Introduction 2-
- 1 New Features in this Version of the Robot 2-
- 2 Other Manuals 2-
- 3 How to Read this Manual.................................................................................... 2-
- 3.1 Typographic conventions 2-
- 4 Reader’s Comments............................................................................................. 2-
- 2 Safety 3-
- 1 General.................................................................................................................. 3-
- 1.1 Introduction................................................................................................... 3-
- 2 Applicable Safety Standards............................................................................... 3-
- 3 Fire-Extinguishing 3-
- 4 Definitions of Safety Functions........................................................................... 3-
- 5 Safe Working Procedures 3-
- 5.1 Normal operations......................................................................................... 3-
- 6 Programming, Testing and Servicing 3-
- 7 Safety Functions................................................................................................... 3-
- 7.1 The safety control chain of operation 3-
- 7.2 Emergency stops 3-
- 7.3 Mode selection using the key-switch 3-
- 7.4 Enabling device............................................................................................. 3-
- 7.5 Hold-to-run control 3-
- 7.6 General Mode Safeguarded Stop (GS) connection 3-
- 7.7 Automatic Mode Safeguarded Stop (AS) connection 3-
- 7.8 Manual Mode Safeguarded Stop (MS) Connection...................................... 3-
- 7.9 Limiting the working space........................................................................... 3-
- 7.10 Supplementary functions............................................................................. 3-
- 8 Safety Risks Related to End Effectors 3-
- 8.1 Gripper 3-
- 8.2 Tools/workpieces 3-
- 8.3 Pneumatic/hydraulic systems 3-
- 9 Risks during Operation Disturbances................................................................ 3-
- 10 Risks during Installation and Service 3-
- 11 Risks Associated with Live Electric Parts 3-
- 12 Limitation of Liability 3-
- 13 Related Information 3-
- 3 Starting up 5- 1-2 User’s Guide
- 1 Switching on the Power Supply.......................................................................... 5-
- 1.1 Errors on start-up 5-
- 2 The Operator’s Panel 5-
- 3 Selecting the Operating Mode 5-
- 3.1 Automatic mode (production mode)............................................................. 5-
- 3.2 Manual mode with reduced speed (programming mode) 5-
- 3.3 Manual mode with full speed (testing mode) 5-
- 4 Switching the Power Supply to the Motors On/Off.......................................... 5-
- 5 Synchronizing External Axes 5-
- 6 Emergency Stops.................................................................................................. 5-
- 6.1 Activating the emergency stop button 5-
- 6.2 Resetting after an emergency stop 5-
- 7 The Teach Pendant.............................................................................................. 5-
- 7.1 Entering text using the teach pendant 5-
- 8 Error Management.............................................................................................. 5-
- 8.1 Confirming an error message........................................................................ 5-
- 8.2 Calling up suggestions on how to correct an error 5-
- 8.3 Acknowledging warning messages............................................................... 5-
- 4 Jogging 6-
- 1 General 6-
- 1.1 The Jogging window..................................................................................... 6-
- 1.2 Reading the current position 6-
- 1.3 How moving the joystick affects movements............................................... 6-
- 2 Jogging the Robot 6-
- 2.1 Jogging the robot along one of the base coordinate axes.............................. 6-
- 2.2 Jogging the robot in the direction of the tool................................................ 6-
- 2.3 Reorienting the tool....................................................................................... 6-
- 2.4 Aligning a tool along a coordinate axis 6-
- 2.5 Jogging the robot in the direction of the work object 6-
- 2.6 Jogging the robot along one of the world coordinate axes 6-
- 2.7 Using a stationary tool 6-
- 2.8 Jogging the robot axis-by-axis 6-
- 2.9 Incremental movement.................................................................................. 6-
- 2.10 Jogging an unsynchronised axis.................................................................. 6-
- 3 Jogging External Axes......................................................................................... 6-
- User’s Guide 1- Page - 3.1 Choosing external units................................................................................. 6- - 3.2 Jogging external units axis-by-axis............................................................... 6- - 3.3 Jogging external units coordinated 6-
- 5 Inputs and Outputs.................................................................................. 7-
- 1 General.................................................................................................................. 7-
- 1.1 The Inputs/Outputs window.......................................................................... 7-
- 1.2 Choosing an I/O list 7-
- 1.3 Defining the Most Common I/O list 7-
- 2 Changing Signal Values....................................................................................... 7-
- 2.1 Changing the value of a digital output 7-
- 2.2 Changing the value of an analog output signal or a group of output signals 7-
- 3 Displaying Information 7-
- 3.1 To display information on a given signal...................................................... 7-
- 3.2 To display a chart of all digital signals of a board 7-
- 3.3 To print an I/O list......................................................................................... 7-
- 6 Programming and Testing 8-
- 1 Creating a New Program 8-
- 1.1 What is a program? 8-
- 1.2 The Program window.................................................................................... 8-
- 1.3 Creating a new program................................................................................ 8-
- 1.4 Loading an existing program 8-
- 2 Defining Tools and Work Object 8-
- 3 Creating New Routines........................................................................................ 8-
- 3.1 What is a routine? 8-
- 3.2 The Program Routines window..................................................................... 8-
- 3.3 Creating a new routine 8-
- 3.4 Duplicating a routine..................................................................................... 8-
- 4 Starting to Program............................................................................................. 8-
- 4.1 Choosing a routine 8-
- 4.2 The Program Instr window 8-
- 4.3 What is an instruction?.................................................................................. 8-
- 4.4 Getting more information about an instruction............................................. 8-
- 5 Programming 8-
- 5.1 Choosing from the instruction pick list......................................................... 8-
- 5.2 Adding an instruction.................................................................................... 8-
- 5.3 Expressions 8-
- 5.4 Moving and copying instructions.................................................................. 8- 1-4 User’s Guide
- 6 Running Programs 8-
- 6.1 Program execution 8-
- 6.2 The Program Test window............................................................................ 8-
- 6.3 Choosing the speed correction...................................................................... 8-
- 6.4 Choosing the program execution mode 8-
- 6.5 Starting program execution........................................................................... 8-
- 6.6 Stopping program execution 8-
- 6.7 Where will the program start?....................................................................... 8-
- 6.8 Simulating wait conditions 8-
- 7 Saving and Printing Programs 8-
- 7.1 Saving the program on diskette or some other type of mass memory 8-
- 7.2 Printing a program from the robot 8-
- 7.3 Printing a program using a PC 8-
- 8 Changing the Program........................................................................................ 8-
- 8.1 Selecting an instruction or an argument........................................................ 8-
- 8.2 Modifying the position in a positioning instruction...................................... 8-
- 8.3 Tuning position during program execution................................................... 8-
- 8.4 Changing an argument 8-
- 8.5 Adding optional arguments........................................................................... 8-
- 8.6 Changing the structure of an IF, FOR or TEST instruction.......................... 8-
- 8.7 Changing the name or declaration of a routine............................................. 8-
- 8.8 Deleting an instruction or an argument......................................................... 8-
- 8.9 Deleting a routine.......................................................................................... 8-
- 9 Special Editing Functions 8-
- 9.1 Search & replace 8-
- 9.2 Mirroring 8-
- 10 Creating Data..................................................................................................... 8-
- 10.1 What is data?............................................................................................... 8-
- 10.2 The Program Data window (used to manage data)..................................... 8-
- 10.3 Creating new data 8-
- 10.4 Duplicating data 8-
- 10.5 Storing position data using the robot 8-
- 10.6 Routine data 8-
- 11 Changing Data 8-
- 11.1 Viewing and possibly changing the current value 8-
- User’s Guide 1- Page - 11.2 Changing data names or declarations.......................................................... 8- - 11.3 Deleting data 8- - 12 Error Handling 8- - 13 Using Modules 8- - 13.1 What is a module?....................................................................................... 8- - 13.2 Choosing modules....................................................................................... 8- - 13.3 Creating a new module 8- - 13.4 Changing the name or declaration of a module 8- - 13.5 Reading a program module from diskette or some other type of mass memory8- - 13.6 Deleting program modules from the program............................................. 8- - 13.7 Listing all routines in all modules............................................................... 8- - 13.8 Duplicating a routine from one module to another 8- - 13.9 Listing all data in the current module 8- - 13.10 Duplicating data from one module to another 8- - 13.11 Saving modules on diskette or some other type of mass memory 8- - 13.12 Calling up the complete module list 8- - 14 Preferences 8- - 14.1 Defining the Most Common instruction pick list........................................ 8-
- 7 The programming language RAPID...................................................... 9-
- 1 Programming a Position...................................................................................... 9-
- 1.1 Positioning instructions................................................................................. 9-
- 1.2 Programming an offset.................................................................................. 9-
- 2 Changing the Value of an Output 9-
- 3 Waiting.................................................................................................................. 9-
- 3.1 Wating for an input 9-
- 3.2 Waiting a specific amount of time 9-
- 4 Controlling the Program Flow............................................................................ 9-
- 4.1 Calling a subroutine 9-
- 4.2 Program control within a routine 9-
- 5 Assigning a Value to Data (Registers)................................................................ 9-
- 8 Calibration 10-
- 1 Coordinate systems 10-
- 2 Coordinated axes.................................................................................................. 10-
- 2.1 External axes, general 10-
- 2.2 Coordination.................................................................................................. 10-
- 3 Calibration............................................................................................................ 10-
- 3.1 What is calibration? 10- 1-6 User’s Guide
- 3.2 Viewing the calibration status....................................................................... 10-
- 3.3 Checking the calibration 10-
- 3.4 Updating revolution counters........................................................................ 10-
- 4 Base Frame for the Robot 10-
- 4.1 Defining the Base Frame for the Robot 10-
- 5 Coordinated track motion................................................................................... 10-
- 5.1 How to get started with a coordinated track motion 10-
- 5.2 Defining the Base Frame for a track motion................................................. 10-
- 6 Coordinated external axes 10-
- 6.1 How to get started with a coordinated (moveable) user coordinate system 10-
- 6.2 Defining the User Frame for a rotational axis (single) 10-
- 6.3 Defining the User Frame for a two-axes mechanical unit, Method 1........... 10-
- 6.4 Defining the User Frame for a two-axes mechanical unit, Method 2........... 10-
- 7 Defining Tools 10-
- 7.1 Creating a new tool 10-
- 7.2 Manually updating the TCP and weight of a tool 10-
- 7.3 Methods of defining the tool coordinate system........................................... 10-
- 7.4 Using the robot to change the TCP and orientation of a tool........................ 10-
- 7.5 Stationary tool............................................................................................... 10-
- 8 Work Objects and Program Displacements...................................................... 10-
- 8.1 General.......................................................................................................... 10-
- 8.2 Using work objects 10-
- 8.3 Creating a new work object 10-
- 8.4 Manually updating the user and object coordinate system of the work object10-
- 8.5 Methods of defining a work object 10-
- 8.6 Using the robot to change the work object 10-
- 8.7 Defining a moveable object frame................................................................ 10-
- 8.8 How to use different work objects to get different displacements................ 10-
- 8.9 How to adjust the program vertically using the object frame....................... 10-
- 8.10 Using program displacement 10-
- 8.11 Creating a new displacement frame............................................................ 10-
- 8.12 Manually updating a displacement frame 10-
- 8.13 Methods for defining a displacement frame 10-
- 8.14 Using the robot to change a displacement frame 10-
- User’s Guide 1- Page
- 9 Production Running 11-
- 1 The Production Window 11-
- 2 Reading a Program.............................................................................................. 11-
- 3 Changing the Override Speed............................................................................. 11-
- 4 Changing the Program Running Mode 11-
- 5 Starting the Program........................................................................................... 11-
- 5.1 Restarting after a stop 11-
- 5.2 Starting a program from the beginning 11-
- 6 Stopping the Program 11-
- 7 Tuning position 11-
- 8 Operator Dialogs.................................................................................................. 11-
- 10 System Parameters 12-
- 1 Changing a Parameter......................................................................................... 12-
- 1.1 Subdivision of parameters............................................................................. 12-
- 1.2 Changing a parameter 12-
- 1.3 Deleting a parameter 12-
- 1.4 Generating a restart 12-
- 1.5 Viewing the last changes that were made 12-
- 1.6 Checking Parameters..................................................................................... 12-
- 2 Saving and Loading Parameters 12-
- 2.1 Saving parameters to diskette or some other mass storage device 12-
- 2.2 Loading parameters from a diskette or some other mass storage device...... 12-
- 3 Topic: IO Signals 12-
- 3.1 Defining I/O boards 12-
- 3.2 Defining input and output signals 12-
- 3.3 Defining signal groups 12-
- 3.4 Defining cross connections 12-
- 3.5 Cross connections with logical conditions.................................................... 12-
- 3.6 Defining system inputs.................................................................................. 12-
- 3.7 Defining system outputs................................................................................ 12-
- 4 Topic: Communication........................................................................................ 12-
- 4.1 Defining physical channels 12-
- 4.2 Defining Transmission Protocol 12-
- 4.3 Defining Application Protocol 12-
- 5 Topic: Controller 12-
- 5.1 Activate Hold-To-Run Control 12-
- 5.2 Defining event routines................................................................................. 12- 1-8 User’s Guide
- 5.3 Specifying regain distances........................................................................... 12-
- 5.4 System miscellaneous 12-
- 5.5 Automatic loading of modules and programs............................................... 12-
- 5.6 Defining multitasking 12-
- 6 Topic: TeachPendant 12-
- 6.1 Defining Optional Packages 12-
- 6.2 Defining File Extension 12-
- 6.3 Defining authorisation and confirmation 12-
- 6.4 Activation of Limited ModPos Function 12-
- 6.5 Programmable keys....................................................................................... 12-
- 7 Topic: Manipulator 12-
- 7.1 Defining the commutation offset and calibration offset of the motors 12-
- 7.2 Defining the range of movement and calibration position of each axis 12-
- 7.3 Defining supervision level 12-
- 7.4 Defining sync speed...................................................................................... 12-
- 7.5 Defining teach mode speed........................................................................... 12-
- 7.6 Defining arm load 12-
- 7.7 Defining arm check point.............................................................................. 12-
- 7.8 Defining the base coordinate system 12-
- 7.9 Defining external manipulators with more than one axis 12-
- 7.10 Defining a track motion with coordinated motion...................................... 12-
- 7.11 Defining an external mechanical unit coordinated with the robot.............. 12-
- 7.12 Defining external axes with external drive units 12-
- 7.13 Defining external axes with internal drive units 12-
- 7.14 Activate notch filter for an external axis..................................................... 12-
- 11 File Manager 13-
- 1 Program/Data Storage 13-
- 2 The FileManager Window 13-
- 2.1 Choosing a directory 13-
- 2.2 Viewing file information............................................................................... 13-
- 3 Creating or Moving Files and Directories 13-
- 3.1 Creating a new directory............................................................................... 13-
- 3.2 Renaming a file or a directory 13-
- 3.3 Deleting a file or directory............................................................................ 13-
- 3.4 Copying files and directories 13-
- User’s Guide 1- Page - 3.5 Moving files and Directories......................................................................... 13- - 3.6 Printing files.................................................................................................. 13- - 4 Formatting a Diskette.......................................................................................... 13-
- 12 Service..................................................................................................... 14-
- 1 The Service Window............................................................................................ 14-
- 2 Changing the Current Date and Time 14-
- 3 Logs 14-
- 3.1 What is a log?................................................................................................ 14-
- 3.2 What types of logs are there?........................................................................ 14-
- 3.3 Viewing all logs 14-
- 3.4 Viewing a message in a log........................................................................... 14-
- 3.5 Erasing the contents of a log 14-
- 3.6 Erasing the contents of all logs 14-
- 3.7 Updating the contents of a log automatically or by means of a command 14-
- 3.8 Avoiding normal error reports 14-
- 3.9 Saving log messages on diskette or some other mass storage device........... 14-
- 4 Calibration............................................................................................................ 14-
- 4.1 What is calibration? 14-
- 5 Commutation........................................................................................................ 14-
- 5.1 What is commutation? 14-
- 6 Frame Definition 14-
- 7 Two Axes Definition............................................................................................. 14-
- 8 Obtaining information on the robot system 14-
- 13 Programming ArcWare 15-
- 1 Programming Arc Welding................................................................................. 15-
- 1.1 Program structure.......................................................................................... 15-
- 1.2 Arc welding instructions 15-
- 1.3 Defining arc welding data 15-
- 1.4 Programming arc welding instructions 15-
- 1.5 Example of an arc welding instruction 15-
- 2 Manual functions for arcwelding 15-
- 2.1 Choice of arcwelding system 15-
- 2.2 Blocking certain parts of the process 15-
- 2.3 Manual wire feed 15-
- 2.4 Manual gas on/off 15-
- 3 Tuning arcwelding data....................................................................................... 15-
- 3.1 Tuning welding data when program execution has been stopped 15- 1-10 User’s Guide
- 3.2 Tuning weaving data when program execution has been stopped................ 15-
- 3.3 Tuning data while the program is executing................................................. 15-
- 3.4 Changing the tuning increments 15-
- 14 Programming SpotWare 15-
- 4 Programming Spot Welding 15-
- 4.1 Spot weld instructions................................................................................... 15-
- 4.2 Defining spot weld data 15-
- 4.3 Manual gun control 15-
- 4.4 Manual weld (SpotWare Plus) 15-
- 4.5 Programming spot weld instructions 15-
- 4.6 Testing a spot weld instruction 15-
- 5 Defining gun closing times 15-
- 6 Customizing the spot weld instruction............................................................... 15-
- 7 Running spot weld instructions 15-
- 8 Tip-dressing.......................................................................................................... 15-
- 15 Programming GlueWare....................................................................... 15-
- 9 Programming Glueing......................................................................................... 15-
- 9.1 Glue instructions 15-
- 9.2 Glue data 15-
- 9.3 Programming glue instructions 15-
- 10 Testing glue instructions without gluing. 15-
- 11 Manual gun control 15-
- 12 Customizing the glue instruction...................................................................... 15-
- 16 1 Arc Welding 16-
- 1.1 Activating arc welding parameters 16-
- 1.2 Defining arc welding systems........................................................................... 16-
- 1.3 Defining measurements 16-
- 1.4 Defining arc welding functions........................................................................ 16-
- 1.5 Defining arc welding equipment 16-
- 1.6 Defining weldguide arc welding sensor 16-
- 17 2 Spot Welding 16-
- 2.1 IO configuration 16-
- 2.2 Basic setup 16-
- 2.2 Start and monitoring of the weld 16-
- 2.2 Weld program number 16-
- User’s Guide 1- Page - 2.2 Gun control 16- - 2.2 Pressure setting and supervision 16- - 2.2 Gun opening supervision 16- - 2.2 Timer reset 16- - 2.2 Process error.................................................................................................. 16- - 2.2 Current signal................................................................................................ 16- - 2.2 Equipment supervision.................................................................................. 16- - 2.3 Double gun......................................................................................................... 16- - 2.4 Equipment control (SpotWare Plus only) 16- - 2.5 Manual Actions (SpotWare Plus only)............................................................ 16- - 2.6 Process state (SpotWare Plus only)................................................................. 16-
- 18 3 Gluing 16-
- 3.1 I/O Configuration 16-
- 3.2 Basic setup 16-
- Output signals controlling the glue gun............................................................ 16-
- 3.3 Analog output scaling 16-
- 19 1 Simple Material Handling 17-
- 1.1 What the robot does.......................................................................................... 17-
- 1.2 The main routine............................................................................................... 17-
- 1.3 Operating the gripper....................................................................................... 17-
- 1.4 Fetching a part from the In feeder 17-
- 1.5 Leaving the part in the machine...................................................................... 17-
- 1.6 Starting to process 17-
- 1.7 Fetching the part from the machine................................................................ 17-
- 1.8 Leaving the part on the Out feeder 17-
- 20 2 Material Handling 17-
- 2.1 What the robot does.......................................................................................... 17-
- 2.2 The main routine............................................................................................... 17-
- 2.3 Operating the gripper....................................................................................... 17-
- 2.4 Starting production........................................................................................... 17-
- 2.5 Fetching the part from the In feeder............................................................... 17-
- 2.6 Leaving the part in the machine...................................................................... 17-
- 2.7 Updating operating statistics 17-
- 2.8 Stopping production for the day...................................................................... 17-
- 21 1 The Jogging Window........................................................................... 18-
- 1.1 Window: Jogging 18-
- 1.1.1 Menu: Special 18- 1-12 User’s Guide
- 22 2 The Inputs/Outputs Window 18-
- 2.1 Window: Inputs/Outputs 18-
- 2.1.1 Menu: File.................................................................................................. 18-
- 2.1.2 Menu: Edit 18-
- 2.1.3 Menu: View 18-
- 23 3 The Program Window......................................................................... 18-
- 3.1 Moving between different parts of the program............................................ 18-
- 3.2 General menus 18-
- 3.2.1 Menu: File.................................................................................................. 18-
- 3.2.2 Menu: Edit 18-
- 3.2.3 Menu: View 18-
- 3.3 Window: Program Instr................................................................................... 18-
- 3.3.1 Menu: IPL1 (shows different instruction pick lists) 18-
- 3.3.2 Menu: IPL2 (shows different instruction pick lists) 18-
- 3.4 Window: Program Routines 18-
- 3.4.1 Menu: Routine 18-
- 3.4.2 Menu: Special 18-
- 3.5 Window: Program Data................................................................................... 18-
- 3.5.1 Menu: Data................................................................................................. 18-
- 3.5.2 Menu: Special 18-
- 3.6 Window: Program Data Types........................................................................ 18-
- 3.7 Window: Program Test.................................................................................... 18-
- 3.8 Window: Program Modules 18-
- 3.8.1 Menu: Module............................................................................................ 18-
- 24 4 The Production Window 18-
- 4.1 Window: Production 18-
- 4.1.1 Menu: File.................................................................................................. 18-
- 4.1.2 Menu: Edit 18-
- 4.1.3 Menu: View 18-
- 25 5 The FileManager.................................................................................. 18-
- 5.1 Window: FileManager 18-
- 5.1.1 Menu: File.................................................................................................. 18-
- 5.1.2 Menu: Edit 18- - Version Prel1.
- User’s Guide - 5.1.3 Menu: View................................................................................................ 18- - 5.1.4 Menu: Options............................................................................................ 18-
- 26 6 The Service Window............................................................................ 18-
- 6.1 General menus................................................................................................... 18-
- 6.1.1 Menu: File 18-
- 6.1.2 Menu: Edit.................................................................................................. 18-
- 6.1.3 Menu: View................................................................................................ 18-
- 6.2 Window Service Log......................................................................................... 18-
- 6.3 Window Service Calibration............................................................................ 18-
- 6.3.1 Menu: Calib................................................................................................ 18-
- 6.4 Window Service Commutation........................................................................ 18-
- 27 7 The System Parameters 18-
- 7.1 Window: System Parameters........................................................................... 18-
- 7.1.1 Menu: File 18-
- 7.1.2 Menu: Edit.................................................................................................. 18-
- 7.1.3 Menu: Topics 18-
- User’s Guide 20-
- Add 9- A
- add an instruction 8-
- Align 6-
- All Topics 12-
- All Types 8-
- change manually 7- analog output
- approach point 10-
- parameters 16- Arc welding
- blocking process 15- arc welding
- configuration 16-
- arc welding data 15-
- arc welding instructions 15-
- ArcC 15-
- ArcL 15-
- tune 15- arcwelding data
- choose 15- arcwelding system
- argument 8-
- add optional 8-
- change 8-
- arithmetic expression 8-
- parameters 12-43, 12-45, 12-52, 12- Arm
- parameters 12- Arm check pnt
- parameters 12- Arm load
- assignment 9-
- authorization 12-
- automatic mode 5-
- Axc Channel 12-
- define 12- base coordinate system
- jogging 6-
- BaseFrame 10-9, 10-13, 10-18, 10-
- Blocking 15-
- burnback 16-
- BWD 8- - Calibration 10- C - calibration offset 12-43, 12- - define 12-43, 12- calibration position - calling a subroutine 9- - argument 8- change - data 8- - displacement frame 10-43, 10- - instruction 8- - optional argument 8- - tool 10-29, 10- - work object 10-37, 10- - Change Pass Codes 12- - Check Program 8- - routine 8- choose - Clear 9- - commutating 14- - commutation offset 12-43, 12- - Compact IF 9- - define 12- confirmation - constant 8- - Content 8- - parameters 12- Controller - coordinated motion 12- - File Manager 13- Copy - instruction 8- - data 8-45, 8- copy - files 13- - routine 8-10, 8- - crater fill 16- - data 8- create - directory 13- - displacement frame 10- - module 8- - program 8- - routine 8- - tool 10- - work object 10-
- User’s Guide 20- - parameters 12-
- gundata 15-
- Hide IPL 8-
- parameters 12- I/O
- define Most Common 7- I/O list
- IF 9-
- In All Modules 8-
- In Module 8-
- Incr 9-
- incremental movement 6-
- tuning arc welding 15- Increments
- Service window 14- Info
- inhibit arc welding 15-
- inhibit weld, weave 16-
- define 12- input signal
- manual operation 7- inputs/outputs
- Inputs/Outputs window 7-
- instruction 8-
- add 8-
- change 8-
- copy 8-
- delete 8-
- move 8-
- instruction pick list 8-
- Instructions 8-
- IO Boards 12-
- IPL1 8-
- IPL2 8-
- jogging 6- J
- joystick 6- - parameters 12- Load - module 8- load - program 8-5, 11- - Load Program 11- - Log 14- - log 14- - logical expression 8- - Main Routine 8- M - main routine 8- - Man wiref 15- - parameters 12- Manipulator - manual gas on/off 15- - manual gun control 15- - manual mode 5- - manual wire feed 15- - Mark 8- - Mirroring 8- - argument 8- modify - data 8- - instruction 8- - position 8- - ModPos 8- - module 8- - create 8- - declaration 8- - delete 8- - open 8- - read 8- - save 8- - Module List 8- - Modules 8- - I/O list 7- Most Common - instruction pick list 8- - parameters 12-43, 12- Motor - Motors off 5- - Motors on 5- - File Manager 13- Move
- files 13- move
- instruction 8-
- Move cursor to PP 8-
- Move PP to cursor 8-
- Move PP to Main 8-
- Move PP to Routine 8-
- MoveC 9-
- MoveJ 9-
- MoveL 9-
- New 8- N
- New Directory 13-
- new routine 8-
- jogging 6- object coordinate system
- offset 9-
- module 8- Open
- program 8-
- operating mode 5-
- operator dialogs 11-
- operator’s panel 5-
- OptArg 8-
- optional argument 8-
- Optional Package 12-
- output instruction 9-
- override speed 11-
- parameters 12-3, 12-9, 12- P
- change 12- pass code
- define 12-
- Paste 8-
- persistent 8-
- instruction 9- position
- modify 8-
- read current 6-
- power failure 5-
- power supply 5-
- I/O window 7- Preferences
- program window 8-
- preheating 16-
- I/O-list 7- print
- program 8-
- ProcCall 9-
- procedure 8-
- Production window 11-
- program 8-
- create 8-
- load 8-5, 11-
- print 8-
- save 8-
- program data 8-
- Program Data Types window 8-
- Program Data window 8-
- program execution mode 8-
- program flow instructions 9-
- Program Instr window 8-
- program module 8-
- Program Modules window 8-
- Program Routines window 8-
- program running mode 11-
- Program Test window 8-
- program window 8-
- programming 8-
- arc welding 15-
- spot welding 15-
- P-start 16-
- RAM disk 13- R
- ram1disk 13-
- limit 12-43, 12- range of movement
- RAPID Converters 16-
- module 8-51, 8- read
- parameters 12-
- program 11-
- file 13- Rename
- reorienting the tool 6-
- Replace 8-
- User’s Guide 20-
- required argument 8-
- Reset 9-
- restart 5-3, 12-
- Rev.Counter Update 10-
- rollback 16-
- routine 8-3, 8-
- choose 8-
- create 8-
- declaration 8-
- delete 8-
- duplicate 8-10, 8-
- Routines 8-
- production 11- running programs
- testing programs 8-
- parameter 12- Safety
- module 8- save
- parameters 12-
- program 8-
- parameters 12- Save All As
- module 8- Save As
- parameters 12-
- Service window 14-
- Save Module 8-
- Save Module As 8-
- Save Program 8-
- Save Program As 8-
- scrape start 16-
- seamdata 15-
- Search & Replace 8-
- select several instructions 8-
- Select syst. 15-
- Selected Routine 8-
- service window 14-
- Set 9-
- SetAO 9-
- SetDO 9-
- SetGO 9- - Show Change Log 12- - Show IPL 8- - define 12- signal - changing manually 7- signal values - Simulate wait 8- - speed correction 8- - spot weld data 15- - spot weld instructions 15- - system parameters 16- spot welding - spotdata 15- - SpotL 15-17, 16- - Start from Beginning 11- - start program 11- - starting program execution 8- - start-up 5- - jogging 6- stationary tool - stopping program execution 8-23, 11- - storage of program 13- - module 8- store - program 8- - string 8- - subroutine 8-3, 8- - call 9- - arc welding signals 16- supervision - synchronize 5- - arc welding parameters 16- System - define 12- System Inputs - system module 8- - define 12- System Outputs - system parameters 12- - change log 12- - load 12- - save 12- - TCP 10- T - parameters 12- Teach Pendant - teach pendant 5-
