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Guide to resources like quick starts, user guides, and reference guides for MiR robots and software.
Details current and previous versions of the document, including release dates and software compatibility.
Illustrates the communication flow between MiR Fleet, robots, and other devices on the network.
Outlines essential network specifications, including bandwidth, latency, and connectivity for MiR Fleet operation.
Step-by-step guide on how to update MiR robot software to ensure compatibility and functionality.
Instructions on how to create a backup of your fleet's site configuration for safety and restore purposes.
Guide on locating the MiR Fleet PC's IP address through the Ubuntu operating system for access.
Detailed steps for activating the MiR Fleet license, both online and offline, to enable full functionality.
Overview of the MiR Fleet interface, comparing it to the robot interface and highlighting synchronized elements.
Comprehensive guide on how to add robots to MiR Fleet, including the model robot and subsequent robots.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly deactivate and remove robots from the MiR Fleet.
How to activate a specific site within MiR Fleet, ensuring robots use the correct configuration.
Guide on scheduling missions for robots, specifying robot groups, priority, and start times.
Instructions for creating and managing robot groups and charging groups for efficient fleet organization.
Steps to configure elevator integration with MiR Fleet, including setting up floors and elevator positions.
Configuration for automatic robot charging and parking at staging positions based on battery levels and idle time.
How to enable collision avoidance to prevent robots from colliding by sharing positional data.
Setting up zones to limit the number of robots in specific areas, preventing congestion and deadlocks.
How to define evacuation zones to safely pause or discontinue missions in emergencies.
Details on how to authenticate REST API requests using a base64 encoded string with username and SHA-256 password.
Instructions on updating the MiR Fleet PC software via a .mir file, contacting the distributor for the file.
Explanation that robots and fleet use the same software file for updates, ensuring version compatibility.
Guide to resources like quick starts, user guides, and reference guides for MiR robots and software.
Details current and previous versions of the document, including release dates and software compatibility.
Illustrates the communication flow between MiR Fleet, robots, and other devices on the network.
Outlines essential network specifications, including bandwidth, latency, and connectivity for MiR Fleet operation.
Step-by-step guide on how to update MiR robot software to ensure compatibility and functionality.
Instructions on how to create a backup of your fleet's site configuration for safety and restore purposes.
Guide on locating the MiR Fleet PC's IP address through the Ubuntu operating system for access.
Detailed steps for activating the MiR Fleet license, both online and offline, to enable full functionality.
Overview of the MiR Fleet interface, comparing it to the robot interface and highlighting synchronized elements.
Comprehensive guide on how to add robots to MiR Fleet, including the model robot and subsequent robots.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly deactivate and remove robots from the MiR Fleet.
How to activate a specific site within MiR Fleet, ensuring robots use the correct configuration.
Guide on scheduling missions for robots, specifying robot groups, priority, and start times.
Instructions for creating and managing robot groups and charging groups for efficient fleet organization.
Steps to configure elevator integration with MiR Fleet, including setting up floors and elevator positions.
Configuration for automatic robot charging and parking at staging positions based on battery levels and idle time.
How to enable collision avoidance to prevent robots from colliding by sharing positional data.
Setting up zones to limit the number of robots in specific areas, preventing congestion and deadlocks.
How to define evacuation zones to safely pause or discontinue missions in emergencies.
Details on how to authenticate REST API requests using a base64 encoded string with username and SHA-256 password.
Instructions on updating the MiR Fleet PC software via a .mir file, contacting the distributor for the file.
Explanation that robots and fleet use the same software file for updates, ensuring version compatibility.
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