Robot operating mode
Ne2 Robot comes with 3 diffrent operating modes.
Current mode can be determined visually via the color of the Led Ring on the robot’s base.
The different modes are listed in the table below
Operating Mode |
Description |
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Manual mode - Robot calibration |
The robot automatically defines the Zero positions of each axis. |
Collaborative mode - Programming |
Programming, editing, loading and execution of the programs |
Manual mode - FreeMotion |
The axes of the robot can be moved by hand. |
Robot calibration
Ned2 does not have a mechanical calibration. The calibration phase is fully automatic and must be completed in order to control the robot. This matches up the position of each motor with its controller.
The procedure is as follows for the first 3 axes:
the axis rotates in the direction as shown in the photo below until it stops;
the axis stops when the limit is detected;
the axis moves back in the opposite direction;
the axis rotates in the direction up to the limit stop;
the axis stops when the limit stop is detected, and the Zero position is set at this point.
Warning
Make sure that the robot is properly installed on a firm surface with enough clearance to avoid shocks and collisions. (Refer to Range of motion of the robot)
It is strictly forbidden to put your fingers and hands in the joints of the robot when it is in motion.
Manual mode- FreeMotion
This mode is used to move the joints of the robot by hand in order to put the robot back in the required position. This mode is activated either by pressing and holding the FreeMotion button located on the control panel or by pressing and holding the button available on the Niryo Studio programming interface .
Collaborative mode - Programming
This mode can be used to program, edit, load and run the robot’s programs. The robot automatically switches to this mode once it has been calibrated.
Operating conditions
Parameters |
Value |
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Minimum Ambient Temperature |
+5°C |
Maximum Ambient Temperature |
+45°C |