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Overview
| The best way to obtain the latest documentation regarding the ORiN and how to communicate with your DENSO robot equipment is to download the latest version of the ORiN SDK. The following sections would reference documents that you would find on your system after you install the SDK. |  |
Tools and Parts needed
- Compatible robot controller
- Full size or mini teach pendant
- NetwoRC_ProvGuide_en PDF document of the SDK install (C:\ORiN2\CAO\ProviderLib\DENSO\NetwoRC\Doc)
Controller Setup
Enable ORiN2 OptionSection 2.2 - Controller setup Extension ID = 1214 (1213 if controller is RC5) | |
Set controller's communication permissionSection 2.2 - Controller setup Ethernet to "Read/Write" Set RS-232C to disable or "Read only" | |
Set Executable Token to EthernetSection 2.2 - Controller setup You will input your PCs IP address. Remember that both PC and RC should be in the same network. | |
Set External Auto ModeSection 2.4.2 - Notes in ANSI type robot controller Along with Executable token you need to change the Auto mode to external to disable the ability to start programs from the TP (restrictions due to single access point). | |
Changing Mini I/O to all general optionSection 2.3.1.1 - Mini I/O All general option If your PC application intends to execute programs, then signals like "Step Stop (All tasks)" and "Instantaneous stop signal" need to be set to enable.
Note 1: By activating mini I/O all-general option, a special I/O input assignment of step stop signal is nullified, and the robot cannot be step-stopped by the I/O input. Note 2: By activating mini I/O all-general option, step stop wiring becomes not necessary. However, wiring for auto enable input and emergency stop input are still necessary even if the option is activated. | |
RobMaster file transferSection 2.5 - Transferring PAC program To execute robot motion commands with the NetwoRC provider, you will need to transfer the command interpreter RobSlave.pac, RobSlave.h and UserExtension.pac. |
Next Steps:
- ORiN2 - Overview
- NetwoRC Provider Guide User's Guide - Chapter 3: Programming with NetwoRC provider
- CaoTester User's Guide (C:\ORiN2\CAO\Tools\CaoTester\Doc\CaoTester_UsersGuide_en.pdf)
- NetwoRC Code Samples (C:\ORiN2\CAO\ProviderLib\DENSO\NetwoRC\Samples)
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