if i want to add a new Headstock to my motoman dx 200 how i do it ?
add new Headstock
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orkissos -
March 25, 2018 at 3:28 PM -
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Buy the equipment.
Install the equipment.
Setup the equipment in maintenance mode.
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The best thing woulf be to contact your Yaskwawa rep. There is a difference for the install if you want to do coordinated motion or not.
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yes i want to install with coordinated motion
and how i do the setup on the dx 200? -
Contact your local Yaskawa rep. Coordinated motion will need to be turned on.
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how i connect to the controler and how i setup in the controler?
if i want to connect pneomatic motor i can ?if yes how i do it -
You'll never be able to do coordinated motion with a pneumatic motor.
If you don't need coordinated motion you'll have to hire an integrator to get the robot to control this.
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i want two thing
to buy a Headstock whit coordinated motion from motoman and to install it by my self how i do it?(installing and play the motor form the dx 200)
and to by a pneumatic motor and connect him to the dx 200 thet the dx give him 1/0 i cant do it? -
Short answer, no.
You will need Yaskawa to turn parameters on.
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i find a manual for connecting servo motor to dx 100
http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/366775/d…t=1468601845515
it is good? and i go to axic i/o alloc -
No, that is a manual for a specific function.
After purchasing and installing all the hardware.
In maintenance mode, in management security or higher, go to SYSTEM, SETUP, CONTROL GROUP, S1 (assuming).
Pick the type from the machine list.
Choose which servo board the axis is going to use.
Choose which axis is linked to the brakes.
Choose the number of the convertor.
Choose the ON_Enable signal.
Choose the input of the overrun switch.
Your axis type will be rotational since you said headstock.
Choose the range of motion in the + direction.
Choose the range of motion in the - direction.
Set the numerator.
Set the denominator.
Choose the motor type.
Choose the servo amp type.
Choose the converter type.
Set the rotational direction.
Set the max rpm.
Set the acceleration time.
Set the inertia ration.
Modify the control goup.
If you need coordinated motion contact Yaskawa so they can turn it on.
Then you need to set up control groups and calibrate the robot to the external axis.
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tank you
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Hi Sir, I'm working with Gp7 and 1 S1: Turn-1 (SGM7G-13APK-YR1*/CSRA-SDB71HA). The motor run normal when I test with no payload but is not good when using payload. I guess that because my INERTIA RATIO setting is wrong. Would you please tell me how to set it? THanks for your help.
No, that is a manual for a specific function.
After purchasing and installing all the hardware.
In maintenance mode, in management security or higher, go to SYSTEM, SETUP, CONTROL GROUP, S1 (assuming).
Pick the type from the machine list.
Choose which servo board the axis is going to use.
Choose which axis is linked to the brakes.
Choose the number of the convertor.
Choose the ON_Enable signal.
Choose the input of the overrun switch.
Your axis type will be rotational since you said headstock.
Choose the range of motion in the + direction.
Choose the range of motion in the - direction.
Set the numerator.
Set the denominator.
Choose the motor type.
Choose the servo amp type.
Choose the converter type.
Set the rotational direction.
Set the max rpm.
Set the acceleration time.
Set the inertia ration.
Modify the control goup.
If you need coordinated motion contact Yaskawa so they can turn it on.
Then you need to set up control groups and calibrate the robot to the external axis.
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The motor run normal when I test with no payload but is not good when using payload.
Define “not good”. Chatter, hunting and pecking, dithering, alarms, etc.
What is the payload? Weight, gearbox, etc.
Did you set up according to motor nameplate?