Doosan Robotics User Manual v2.6.1
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7.5.11
Space Limit and Zone Settings Overview
Space Limit
In addition to the joint angle limit of the robot in “
”, it is possible to limit the
robot's operating space to within the Cartesian coordinates. If the robot or TCP violate
Space Limit
during the automatic operation or manual mode, It will stop according to the
Safety Stop Mode
setting.
During direct teaching by handguiding, the repulsive force can be felt when the robot or TCP reaches
the boundary of
Space Limit.
By selecting the
Inspection Point
, it is possible to set the
Space Limit
to either apply to the entire
robot body or only to the TCP.
By selecting the
Valid Space
, it is possible to select whether the
Inspection Point
cannot enter the
designated space or cannot leave the space.
With the
Zone Margin,
the expanded volume from the designated volume with specified points can be
easily configured.
If
Dynamic Zone Enable
is selected
,
that
Space Limit
is activated/deactivated according to the
designated
Safety I/O
Input signal. If the Input is active, then the corresponding
Space Limit
is
activated. If the Input is not active, then the corresponding
Space Limit
is deactivated, and Robot
operates as same as without that
Space Limit
.
Zone
Depending on the application, it may be necessary to set a safety limit different from the global safety
limit designated by “
in certain spaces. It is possible to set a separate
safety limit only in the designated section using the section setting function. Overridable safety limits
are designated depending on the section type.
•
Collaborative Zone
: This is a zone where the robot and operator can work together. The task
speed and joint speed can be set to automatically decelerate in accordance with deceleration
rate, and it is possible to override the collision detection sensitivity, TCP force limit and Safety
Stop Modes. Space that are not set as Collaborative Zone are treated as Standalone Zone.
•
Crushing Prevention Zone:
This is a special type of collaborative zone where the TCP speed is
limited under 200mm/s, Collision Sensitivity is fixed to 100%,
and
Safety Stop Mode
is fixed to
RS1.
By setting Crushing Prevention Zone near the robot’s work point and obstacles, the risk of
crushing can be reduced.
•
Collision Sensitivity Reduction Zone
: In the Collision Sensitiviy Reduction Zone, collision
detection sensitivity can be set lower than global threshold set in
Robot Limits
. This can be used
when the robot must operate in contact with the workpiece and apply force without collision
detection.
•
Tool Orientation Limit Zone
: If the direction of the
tool center point
(TCP) within the
Tool
Orientation Limit Zone
exceeds the limit angle range, the robot stops according to the
Safety
Stop Modes
. It can be used to reduce risk by the direction of tool or workpieces of robot.
•
Custom Zone
: Various safety limits can be overridden, depending on the application.
By selecting the
Valid Space
, it is possible to select whether the
Inspection Point
cannot enter the
designated space or cannot leave the space.
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