Equipment/Staubli

Staubli Robot arm
Created	07/06/2013
Members	Mentar,Padski,tgreer,JonRussell
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Staubli RX60L on arrival

Kindly donated to us by Queen Mary's University, missing cable.

The plan is to Replace the cable and use the arm for 3d printing, precision welding/cutting, sculpting.

Status

Non operational: replacement cable parts arrived, proceeding to make the cable (20 AUG 2013)

• Now in progress - Almost all signal connections done using donated audio multicore (22 AUG 2013)

Specs

• Robot arm
  • Type: RX60L
  • Reference/machine number: 597411 - 01
  • Fabrication Le F - 12 - 1997
  • Masse kg 42Kg

• Controller
  • Type CS7 - M RX60
  • 3 x 400V - 50/60 Hz
  • 4000VA
  • Masse kg 80Kg

Some photos of the beast

TODO

• Make the cable from the arm (han-dd108m, han-dd72/han-K6/36 straight/angled) to the controller Done 24/8/13 Padski
• Make the cable for 3 phase power to controller.
• Make a mobile but stable platform for the robot and the controller (volunteers welcome)
• Get dummy plug for teaching pendant socket: Mouser Pt.Nos. # 571-66360-4 x 5 and # 571-2060371 x 1.

Docs

Technical manual with schematics

Arm Manual

V+ Language Reference

V+ Language User Guide

CS7 User Guide

CS7 Electrical Diagrams

• Note Teaching Pendant connector needs pins 6+7 (estop), 14+16 (deadman) linked.
  

Paper printed manual covering: General, arm, controller, controller options, spare parts

Another paper printed manual covering: Safety, robot coordinates, robot startup, editor, declaration of variables and conversions, commands associated to the main memory, some instructions of the V+ language, digital inputs/outputs, diskette or disc save operations, control of the robot configuration and specific commands, automatic startup-procedure, appendix (both of the manuals are in A4 folders, located in the library first column from the left, 3rd shelf from the top)