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12.2
Communication parameters ............................................................ 4-187
12.3
OPTION parameters ....................................................................... 4-193
12.3.1
Setting the area check output ........................................................................ 4-194
12.3.2
Setting the “SERVICE” mode ......................................................................... 4-199
12.3.2.1
Saving the “SERVICE” mode parameters ........................................................ 4-204
12.3.2.2
Help display in “SERVICE” mode ................................................................... 4-204
12.3.3
SIO settings ................................................................................................... 4-205
12.3.4
Double-carrier setting ................................................................................... 4-208
12.3.4.1
Before using a double-carrier ........................................................................ 4-208
12.3.4.2
Setting the double-carrier parameters ............................................................ 4-209
12.4
Initialization .................................................................................... 4-212
12.4.1
Initializing the parameters ............................................................................. 4-213
12.4.2
Initializing the memory ................................................................................. 4-214
12.4.3
Initializing the communication parameters ................................................... 4-215
12.4.4
Clock setting ................................................................................................. 4-216
12.4.5
System generation ......................................................................................... 4-217
12.5
Self diagnosis .................................................................................. 4-218
12.5.1
Controller check ........................................................................................... 4-218
12.5.2
Error history display ...................................................................................... 4-219
12.5.3
Displaying the total operation time ............................................................... 4-220
12.5.4
System error details display ........................................................................... 4-220
12.6
Backup processes ............................................................................ 4-221
12.6.1
Internal flash ROM ....................................................................................... 4-221
12.6.1.1
Loading files .................................................................................................. 4-222
12.6.1.2
Saving files .................................................................................................... 4-223
12.6.1.3
Initializing the files ........................................................................................ 4-223
13. “MONITOR” mode ...............................................................4-224
14. “UTILITY” mode ....................................................................4-227
14.1
Canceling emergency stop; Motor power and servo on/off .............. 4-228
14.1.1
Canceling emergency stop ............................................................................ 4-228
14.1.2
Motor power and servo on/off ....................................................................... 4-229
14.2
Enabling/disabling the sequence execution flag .............................. 4-230
14.3
Changing the arm type .................................................................... 4-231
14.4
Resetting the output ports ................................................................ 4-232
14.5
Changing the execution level .......................................................... 4-233
14.5.1
Changing the execution level ........................................................................ 4-234
14.5.2
Displaying the Help message ........................................................................ 4-235
14.6
Changing the access level (operation level) ..................................... 4-236
14.6.1
Entering the password ................................................................................... 4-236
14.6.2
Changing the access level ............................................................................. 4-237
14.6.3
Displaying the Help message ........................................................................ 4-237
Chapter 5 Two-robot setting
1. Explanation of two-robot setting................................................5-1
1.1
Two-robot setting ................................................................................ 5-1
1.2
System configuration example ............................................................ 5-2
2. Operations and data when using the two-robot setting .............5-3
2.1
"AUTO" mode ..................................................................................... 5-3
2.1.1
Changing the automatic movement speed ........................................................ 5-3
2.1.2
Executing the point trace .................................................................................. 5-4
2.2
"MANUAL" mode ............................................................................... 5-5
2.2.1
Current position ................................................................................................ 5-5
2.2.2
Manual movement ............................................................................................ 5-6
2.2.3
Point data ......................................................................................................... 5-8
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