Posts by joschott
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Hello fellow robot specialist,
I want to backup all files on a Hyundai Hi5a-S controller to a USB drive [FAT32 formatted] mounted on the teach pendant.
I do have the operation and maintenance manuals of the controller, but could not find how to do it. I thought it had to be under Service --> File Management. But there I cannot find my USB drive under T/P, like it is shown in the manual in chapter 4.6 "File manager".
Could somebody please point me into the right direction?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks, that was easy
And stupid of me
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Hi community,
we now have our first Yaskawa Motoman GP25 and I wanted to get familiar with programming with the 90-day trial of MotoSimEG-VRC-CadPack [Version: 2024 YEU(M15.00, 64 bit], until we have the full license.
Unfortunately I just see icons on the Virtual Programming Pendant and no text [see Screenshot].
Did anyone have this problem before? Should I provide more information about my setup?I already contacted the Yaskawa support, but have not heard back from them yet.
I'd be really glad if someone could help. Thanks in advance.Greetings
Jo -
Did you try to use the WJNT (Wrist Joint) option? I think this option is free.
MENU -> SYSTEM -> CONFIG -> WJNT for default motion: (ADD, line 25 on my R30iB).
This option helped me a couple of times to avoid singularities, when I did not need an exact linear motion.
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Hi guys,
thank you very much for your help. I'll look into the Kepware OPC Server.
For a temporary solution I finally found something to work with through a browser.
ABC-iRobotics has released a free webcontrol Panel for moving the robot and monitor some inputs and messages. You can download the files and instructions here: https://github.com/ABC-iRobotics/fanuc-webcontrol
This was a nice start to build my own solutions. I hope it'll help others with similar problems. -
Thank you!
I was hoping to find some way around this fudge, but it'll work just as well.
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Hi all,
I have an issue with the KAREL SQRT function. I want to CALL a KAREL program in TP, that returns the square root of a number (simple application of the theorem of Pythagoras a²+b²=c²).
This is the code i have in KAREL
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Display MorePROGRAM WURZEL %COMMENT = 'Wurzel berechnen' VAR r_RADICAND : REAL r_RESULT : REAL -- result value of the SQRT i_RESULT_REG : INTEGER -- Number of the numeric register data_type : INTEGER int_value : INTEGER real_value : REAL status : INTEGER string_value : STRING[80] BEGIN -- WURZEL(r_RADICAND, i_RESULT_REG) -- get the readicand GET_TPE_PRM(1, data_type, int_value, r_RADICAND, string_value, status) -- get the register number where the result will be written to GET_TPE_PRM(2, data_type, i_RESULT_REG, real_value, string_value, status) -- calculate the square root r_RESULT=SQRT(r_RADICAND) -- writes the result to the register number SET_REAL_REG (i_RESULT_REG,r_RESULT,status) END WURZEL
And this is a small program to test the result in TP:
When I run the program with a real value in R[74] it all works fine (e.g. R[74]=64.5 --> R[75] will be 8.03319). But as soon as I'll try an integer value like 64, the Karel program writes 0 to R[75]. I tried entering 64.0 but the TP changes it to 64.
Next thing I've tried is calculating the square root with a work around (cause KAREL obviously doesn't know something like a POWER function):x0.5=exp(0.5*ln(x))
With a real value it works fine as well, but with an integer value like 64 it crashes ROBOGUIDE.
Has anyone of you encountered this problem before, or am I missing some important things, or is my code wrong?
I'm looking ahead to hear from you guys.
Cheers
Joachim -
Hi guys,
I'm new here and quite new to FANUC robots in general. I have almost always found a helpful solution to my problems in this forum, unfortunately not this time.
Here's the issue:
We have a FANUC M20iA/35M with the R30iB in an automation cell from an automation supplier for machine tending of a DMG Mori CTX beta 1250 TC. This cell has its own tablet PC from "adstec" with which we can monitor I/Os an read/write to some numeric registers, DOs etc. with text boxes and buttons in an HMI. The tablet is connected via LAN cable to the R30iB.
My firm now has decided to buy some more FANUC robots and to build our own automated cells. Therefore we want to program our own HMI, preferably with a webserver, where we can read & write to numeric registers etc. (e.g. part diameter, height) from a tablet or smartphone. The goal is that the machine operator has to have no in-depth knowledge about robots and robot programming and does not have to pick up the teach pendant for setting up machine tending.Can anyone of you tell me how to achieve that, or how our automation supplier does it? TCP/IP, Telnet, FTP, PC Share...?
I have called the FANUC support quite often in the past weeks and read a lot in the user manuals but I'm not getting anywhere and I'm starting to get desperate.I'd be very glad if you could help.
Cheers
Joachim