1. Tap Measure.
2. Choose a fixed point in the workspace of the robot.
3. Use the position arrows on the right side of the screen to move the TCP from at least three
different angles and to save the corresponding positions of the tool output flange.
4. Use the Set button to apply the verified coordinates to the appropriate TCP. The positions
must be sufficiently diverse for the calculation to work correctly. If they are not sufficiently
diverse, the status LED above the buttons turns red.
Though three positions are sufficient to determine the TCP, a fourth position can be used to further
verify the calculation is correct. The quality of each saved point, with respect to the calculated TCP,
is indicated using a green, yellow, or red LED on the corresponding button.
24.2.5. Teaching TCP orientation
1. Tap Measure.
2. Select a feature from the drop-down list. (See24.17. Featureson page223) for additional
information on defining new features
3. Tap Set point and use Move tool arrows to a position where the tool’s orientation and the
corresponding TCP coincide with the selected features’s coordinate system.
4. Verify the calculated TCP orientation and apply it to the selected TCP by tapping Set.
24.3. Payload
You must set the Payload, the CoG and the inertia for the robot to perform optimally.
User Manual 207 UR5e
24.Installation Tab
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