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Allen-Bradley 1756-M02AS User Manual

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98 Rockwell Automation Publication MOTION-UM002E-EN-P - June 2016
Chapter 5 Configure an Articulated Dependent Robot
Figure 45 - Example of Link Lengths for an Articulated Dependent Robot
Base Offsets
The base offset is a set of coordinate values that redefines the origin of the
robot. The correct base-offset values are typically available from the robot
manufacturer. Enter the values for the base offsets in the X1b and X3b fields of
the Coordinate System Properties dialog.
Figure 46 - Example of Base Offsets for an Articulated Independent Robot
Enter the Link Length values.
For the robot shown in our example, the Link Length values
are:
L1 = 10.0
L2 = 12.0
Enter the Base Offset values.
For the robot shown in our example, the Base Offset
values are:
X1b = 3.0
X3b = 4.0

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BrandAllen-Bradley
Model1756-M02AS
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LanguageEnglish

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