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combined with a MiR top module. If a custom top module is used, the CE mark on
the nameplate of the base robot does not extend to the top module.
MiR Fleet interface
The MiR Fleet interface is the web-based interface that enables you to communicate
with your MiR Fleet.
MiR Fleet License
The product license you received with MiR1000. This license is used to activate your
MiR Fleet. A license can only be used to activate one MiR Fleet.
MiR robot interface
The MiR robot interface is the web-based interface that enables you to
communicate with your MiR robot. It is accessed by connecting to the robot's WiFi
and then going to the site mir.com or by entering the robot's IP address in a
browser.
Mission group
Mission groups are used to organize your missions into various groups. You can link a
mission group to a robot group so only a certain group of robots can execute a
certain group of missions.
Model robot
The model robot contains all the site data you need to run the intended fleet
operations. It is important that all missions are tested on the model robot before
adding it to MiR Fleet.
Muted Protective fields
When the Protective fields are muted, the robot moves at a reduced speed, and the
Protective field sets are minimized so the robot does not enter Protective stop until it
is very close to an obstacle.
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Nameplate
The nameplate is the label delivered with your MiR application that must be
mounted before you commission the robot. The nameplate identifies the MiR
application model, application number, mechanical and electrical specifications, and
includes the CE mark of your application.
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