Universal Robots E Series - 4. Electrical Interface; Electrical Interface Safety Warnings

6.Electrical Interface
6.1. Introduction
This chapter describes electrical interface groups for the Robot Arm in the Control Box. Examples
are given for most types of I/O. The term I/O refers to both digital and analog control signals to or
from the electrical interface groups listed below.
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Mains connection
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Robot connection
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Controller I/O
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Tool I/O
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Ethernet
6.1.1. Control Box Bracket
On the underside of the I/O interface groups, there is a bracket with ports that allows for additional
connections (illustrated below). The base of the Control Box has a capped opening for easy
connection (see 6.Electrical Interfaceabove).
The Mini Displayport supports monitors with Displayport and requires an active Mini Display to DVI
or HDMI converter to connect monitors with DVI/HDMI interface. Passive converters do not work
with DVI/HDMI ports.
The Fuse must be UL marked, Mini Blade type with maximum current rating: 10A and minimum
voltage rating: 32V
6.2. Ethernet
The Ethernet interface can be used for:
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MODBUS, EtherNet/IP and PROFINET (see partPart II PolyScope Manualon
page97).
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Remote access and control.
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6.Electrical Interface
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