If I recall correctly, I saw a FANUC brochure telling their OS is Unix based.
They used this as a selling point, since "if it is not Windows, it can't get viruses", or something like this.
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If I recall correctly, I saw a FANUC brochure telling their OS is Unix based.
They used this as a selling point, since "if it is not Windows, it can't get viruses", or something like this.
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OK, this should help. I'll try it.
My question also is what are those configuration? To what they are refer?
1. DO[xx-xx] 100 , 1 , 1, ACTIV - is for basic IO
2. DO[xx-xx] 99 , 1 , 1, ACTIV - is what?
3. DO[xx-xx] 1 , 2 , 1, ACTIV - is what?
Thanks,
Simon
Hi, Simon.
I'm not sure about the automatic add, but rack 99 is ProfiNet I/O Master (robot peripherals), and rack 100 is ProfiNet I/O slave (communication with PLC)
Hi, RS.
This robot is running?
Any chace of this project being corrupted?
Did You tried to make a regular backup of this robot (trhough an usb stick) and open it on WorkVisual?
I always used WoV inside VirtualBox with no problems.
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Ok, but i can do the same things over the KLI, which is connected directly to the KPC. The only difference seems to be the DHCP service...
(I never had the necessity to connect to the drives though)
Depending of the cpntroller bus (like ProfiNet, for example), your KLI port will be used, and you need to use a switch to configure the controller, or disconnect/connect ProfiNet cable.
KSI is better [emoji1]
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Someone here can share this material?
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winter0010,
If I recall correctly, few years ago, I had RS 5.13 and 5.15 installed on the same machine, but I didn't used it to do any online service.
Which errors are shown in the controller log?
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Using Profinet on Fanuc is quite easy, but requires software from Siemens - as the Profinet card is actually a Siemens CP-1604 or CP-1616 module, interfaced with Fanuc through a "mother card" (or however Fanuc calls it).
You have to assign an IP address to the card, create a project with an appropriate Hardware Config for all the devices (or just an IP address and IO assembly sizes if you want to use the robot only as slave/device, IIRC) and download it to the card while it's switched to SUSPEND mode. Then you switch the card's mode to READ-IN to allow the system to read the downloaded data and then to OPERATION to resume normal operation of the card.
The last thing is to map IOs on the controller and that's basically it.
Just complementing the bidzej info, FANUC also has an Dual Channel ProfiNet option, and the card is from Molex, so You will need another software if your option is this one.
Main problem is Microsoft Word is a word processor, not a text editor.
So it will try to put some information inside the files (line breaks, line endings, encoding and so on), that will travel with the rest of the text when you copy from Word and paste it on the text editor (Windows Notepad, Notepad++ and so on).
Did you tried to edit directly in a text editor, without using Word?
Great!
Althought I myself use WoV inside Win10 without problems (until now...), the documentation (and some KUKA personell) points that the recommended OS for WoV 4.x is Win7.
Yep, is possible.
I tried to change something, to recompile the project, and WoV crashed on my face
Opened Your project here and had the same problem, the leg
BUT... I've opened it inside a Virtual Machine, and my WorkVisual is 4.0.19 (newest one I have at hand).
zsampe, You need
- an .svc file, generated from an *.bg4 file, by IBS CMD, placed at ...\C\KRC\Roboter\Init folder
- You should point this *.svc file inside interbus.ini file, or ibspci1.ini file (depending on your interbus board model)
For example:
;Configuration file made with Phoenix CMD; if used, some options are
;disabled/not used (SlaveID,MASTERRING)
CMD_FILE=init\A2_220R1.svc
A good procedure is also write the project directly in interbus board, with IBS CMD.
Hello, drgre
You only can VASS certification from VW. In Europe, I think You will need go to Germany to obtain this.
But, If I recall correctly, You need to be assigned to a project before ask for the VASS certification.
But, years and years ago, I've saw KSS installed on a regular PC. But If I recall correctly, You should also plug a MFC card on this PC, to get KSS running.
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Hello everyone,
I have no money for buying the Kuka Software such as OfficeLite, but I'm studying to program KUKA Robots
There is an alternative to Officelite?
If I install a Virtual Machine with the CD of a Kuka KRC2ed05, can I do anything like Officelite?
There is a Free Software?
Thank you.
I think You won't succeed installing this version of KSS in a virtual machine, since it will probably ask for some specific hardware.
OrangeEdit, maybe?
Hello, darkhooly.
I had this problems some time. The welding gun is robot carried or is stationary?
If is robot carried, You should check if the milling spin counter sensor is working fine.
If is stationary,, You should check this, and also if the motor arm isnt moving in the propper time.
I've saw some newer VKRCs (VKRC4) controlled by pcs, but this magic was made through ProfiNet.
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Today we've tried out a .src that was generated with the help of KUKA|prc /grasshopper/rhino, all trial versions. It run without problems in T1 manual mode, but couldn't get it to work in auto mode, because VKRC's have auto external mode only. After a little search on the forums on how to get a VKRC to run in auto mode I've found this, by tommylight, to be the most promising: https://www.robot-forum.com/ro…r-tips/msg77057/#msg77057
This will be the next step we'll take.
The error we get when switching to ext aut is: mode inadmissible E2
Edit: another project would be to connect the controller to a PC and use CWRITE/CREAD to control the robot. I have an MFC card and an INTERBUS card. Which one would be better to use? Does CWRITE/CREAD setup differ in VSS from KSS?
Mbalazs, You can't have AUTO (or EXT) and E2 at the same time.
So, while in AUTO, you should unplug/cut E2/E7 jumpers.
If You want to control the robot from a PC, you should go with MFC, but I've never used CWRITE/CREAD with VSS.
Mbalazs, You can't have AUTO (or EXT) and E2 at the same time.
So, while in AUTO, you should unplug/cut E2/E7 jumpers.