With industrial development, industrial robots have been widely promoted. Robots are high-tech products, a combination of numerous electronic technologies, and require extremely high precision. To avoid damaging the machines, every worker must undergo rigorous training to be competent in their job. Below are some classic robot tutorials for your reference.
The most classic robotics tutorial in history:
Emergency stop button
1. The emergency stop button is the most important safety device. In case of danger, pressing this red push-button switch will immediately shut down the robot's drive mechanism.
2. The button must be unlocked before the drive unit can be reconnected.
3. To do this, please rotate the top of the switch clockwise until you hear a popping sound.
4. After this, you must confirm the corresponding emergency shutdown prompt in the prompt window and click "OK" on the software. When the emergency stop button is pressed, the brake guidance path is activated.
drive unit
1. Pressing this button will shut off the robot's drive mechanism. Simultaneously, the motor brakes will close with a slight delay, maintaining the positions of each axis.
2. This button does not work in "manual" mode.
Status window
1. The status window appears when needed to display (e.g., the allocation of output quantities) or the input of data.
2. Using the cursor keys, you can jump from one input window to another using the cursor.
Program window
1. The program window displays the contents of the selected job program. If no job program is selected, the program window displays a list of available job programs.
2. Between the line number and the instruction text, there is a yellow arrow pointing to the right; this is the "sentence pointer." The sentence pointer is located on the currently executing line of code. Another marker is the "edit cursor," a vertical red line. The edit cursor is located at the beginning of the line being edited.
