Hello all,
I have previous experience machining using KUKA robots. Loading files from a USB stick on to the robot was straightforward - highlight multiple files from usb stick then copy and paste.
The memory of the robot allowed a reasonable amount of lines of code before the files had to be deleted and new ones copied on on.
We now have a customer asking for a Kawasaki BX200L for machining. We have completed a few trials and have come to the conclusion that the maximum number of lines of code the robot can store at once is approximately 60,000. This isn't a great deal when machining, and means that we have to stop the robot, delete the old file and copy a new one in every few minutes.
Is there a way to have the robot automatically delete old files then load new ones from a USB stick or over a network? So for example:
Load 2 files on to the robot.
When program 1 has finished and it has moved on to program 2, automatically delete 1 and load number 3 on, then when it moves on to 3 delete 2 and load 4 on etc.
Would really appreciate any advice as to whether or not this is possible!
Cheers