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Motoman DX100 - User Manual

Motoman DX100
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Instruction Manual
DX100
BEGINNERS REFERENCE
Table of Basic Instruction
Simplied teaching and playback
DX100 Alarm List
- Please read these instructions before operation and keep them for later
reference.
- The operating instructions are only for internal use.
E1102000028GB01
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Summary

Table of Basic Instructions

Move Instructions

Details robot movement instructions like MOVJ and MOVL with interpolation types.

I;O Instructions

Details instructions for robot input/output operations like DOUT, PULSE, and DIN.

Control Instructions

Details control flow instructions like JUMP, CALL, RET, END, NOP, TIMER, and IF statements.

Shift Instructions

Details instructions for shifting coordinate systems and data, including SFTON, SFTOF, MSHIFT.

Operating Instructions

Details arithmetic and logical operations (ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV, AND, OR, NOT, XOR, SET).

Teaching Process

Preparation for Teaching

Covers safety checks and setup for robot teaching, including emergency stops and teach lock.

Teaching Operation

Explains robot teaching steps, interpolation types, play speed, and position levels.

Checking Steps

Details methods for verifying taught steps using FWD/BWD operations and manual speed.

Modifying Steps

Covers inserting, deleting, and modifying move instructions, reference points, and timer instructions.

Modifying Jobs

Explains how to call and edit jobs, and describes related windows like JOB HEADER.

Editing Instructions

Details instruction editing, including groups, insertion, deletion, and modification of items.

Editing Jobs

Covers job editing operations like copy, cut, paste, reverse paste, and base reverse paste.

Test Operations

Simulating playback in teach mode for path and instruction verification.

Other Job-editing Functions

Covers modifying play speed, interpolation type, condition files, and user variables.

Alarm Handling and Troubleshooting

Outline of Alarm

Classifies alarm levels (0-3 major alarms) and their impact on servo power.

Alarm Display and Management

Details how to view, manage, and release alarms, including minor and major alarm procedures.

Alarm Message List

Provides a list of alarm codes, names, meanings, causes, and remedies for troubleshooting.

Summary

Table of Basic Instructions

Move Instructions

Details robot movement instructions like MOVJ and MOVL with interpolation types.

I;O Instructions

Details instructions for robot input/output operations like DOUT, PULSE, and DIN.

Control Instructions

Details control flow instructions like JUMP, CALL, RET, END, NOP, TIMER, and IF statements.

Shift Instructions

Details instructions for shifting coordinate systems and data, including SFTON, SFTOF, MSHIFT.

Operating Instructions

Details arithmetic and logical operations (ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV, AND, OR, NOT, XOR, SET).

Teaching Process

Preparation for Teaching

Covers safety checks and setup for robot teaching, including emergency stops and teach lock.

Teaching Operation

Explains robot teaching steps, interpolation types, play speed, and position levels.

Checking Steps

Details methods for verifying taught steps using FWD/BWD operations and manual speed.

Modifying Steps

Covers inserting, deleting, and modifying move instructions, reference points, and timer instructions.

Modifying Jobs

Explains how to call and edit jobs, and describes related windows like JOB HEADER.

Editing Instructions

Details instruction editing, including groups, insertion, deletion, and modification of items.

Editing Jobs

Covers job editing operations like copy, cut, paste, reverse paste, and base reverse paste.

Test Operations

Simulating playback in teach mode for path and instruction verification.

Other Job-editing Functions

Covers modifying play speed, interpolation type, condition files, and user variables.

Alarm Handling and Troubleshooting

Outline of Alarm

Classifies alarm levels (0-3 major alarms) and their impact on servo power.

Alarm Display and Management

Details how to view, manage, and release alarms, including minor and major alarm procedures.

Alarm Message List

Provides a list of alarm codes, names, meanings, causes, and remedies for troubleshooting.

Motoman DX100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelDX100
Protection ClassIP20
ManufacturerYaskawa
InterfaceEthernet
MountingFloor
Control MethodDigital servo control
Programming MethodTeach pendant
Humidity20% to 80% RH (non-condensing)

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