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SPOT Instruction Parameters

  • Cesar_Ticante
  • March 27, 2025 at 5:55 PM
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    • March 27, 2025 at 5:55 PM
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    Hi. I have a robot which performs Spot welding operations. I am new to this kind of operation so I'm trying to understand how does it work. So, I took a peak into one of the programs for welding and I encountered the SPOT instruction in one of the lines. It goes like this:

    Code
    33:	L P[11] 800mm/sec CNT100
      :	SPOT[SD=10, P=4, t=2.9, S=7, ED=10]

    So, I understand that the parameters have the following meaning:

    • SD = Start Distance Schedule
    • P = Pressure number
    • t = thickness value in mm
    • S = Schedule number
    • ED = End Distance schedule

    Those meanings come from the TeachPendant in Roboguide, I got to read the SpotTool Operator's manual and the parameters are different from the ones I have in the TP, hence my question.

    Howerver, I'm unable to find where those "schedules" are configured. I've tried the following menus:

    • "MENU -> SETUP -> Spot Equip"
    • "MENU -> SETUP -> Spot Adv fctns"

    But I just can't find that configuration. Could you help me find out the route to configure those schedules, please?

    Edited once, last by Cesar_Ticante (March 27, 2025 at 6:16 PM).

  • massula March 27, 2025 at 5:56 PM

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  • ssaul
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    • March 28, 2025 at 6:12 AM
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    SD, ED, and P can be found on the "data" key on the teach pendant.
    t = thickness value in mm, which you configure in menu-setup-servogun/thickness check.
    And finally, "S = Schedule number" is generally managed using the welding equipment's interface.

  • Cesar_Ticante
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    • March 31, 2025 at 3:35 PM
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    Quote from ssaul

    SD, ED, and P can be found on the "data" key on the teach pendant.
    t = thickness value in mm, which you configure in menu-setup-servogun/thickness check.
    And finally, "S = Schedule number" is generally managed using the welding equipment's interface.

    Thanks a lot, Saul. So, if my understanding is correct, every time I have a SPOT Instruction, the number for "S=" references the schedule number in my welding controller, right?

    For example, this line:

    Code
    :	L P[11] 800mm/sec CNT100
    :	SPOT[SD=10, P=4, t=2.9, S=7, ED=10]

    If I wish to know the parameters for this spot welding, I should check the Schedule #7 in the welding equipment's interface, right?


    Thanks in advance!

  • ssaul
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    • March 31, 2025 at 10:29 PM
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    Quote from Cesar_Ticante

    For example, this line:

    Code
    :	L P[11] 800mm/sec CNT100
    :	SPOT[SD=10, P=4, t=2.9, S=7, ED=10]

    If I wish to know the parameters for this spot welding, I should check the Schedule #7 in the welding equipment's interface, right?


    Thanks in advanc

    that's how it is

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