Epson TP1 manual Reset Emergency Stop

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Functions & Installation 1. Safety

1.3EMERGENCY STOP

WARNING

Immediately press the EMERGENCY STOP switch whenever you suspect any danger. The Teach Pendant is equipped with an EMERGENCY STOP switch. Before operating the Teach Pendant, make sure that the EMERGENCY STOP switch on the Teach Pendant functions properly. Operating the Teach Pendant when the switch does not function properly is extremely hazardous and may result in serious bodily injury and/or serious damage to the equipment, as the switch cannot fulfill its intended function in an emergency.

When nothing appears on its display window, the Teach Pendant is not connected with the Controller. In this case, the EMERGENCY STOP switch on the Teach Pendant will not function.

When the EMERGENCY STOP switch is pushed, stops the programs execution and halts the robot excitation. Programs and point data will not be damaged.

When pushed, the EMERGENCY STOP switch mechanically holds that state and electrically holds the emergency stop state.

Reset EMERGENCY STOP

Follow these steps to reset Emergency Stop condition.

(1)Remove the cause of the Emergency Stop and verify that it is safe to operate the robot again.

(2)Release the EMERGENCY STOP switch. To release the mechanical latch, turn the EMERGENCY STOP switch to the right.

(3)Turn the Teach Pendant mode selector key switch to “Teach”.

(4) Press the <Reset> key on the operation

E-STOP Lamp

panel to reset the Emergency Stop.

 

(5)Make sure that the E-STOP lamp on the operation panel is OFF.

<Reset> Key

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Contents RC170 Option Teach Pendant TP1RC170 Option Teach Pendant TP1 Rev.5 RC170 Option Teach Pendant TP1UForeword Service Center Japan & Others Before Reading This ManualNorth & South America Epson AMERICA, INC EuropeTable of Contents Executing Motion Commands Table of ContentsJog & Teach Executing Continuous JogPassword Setup Troubleshooting Viii Functions & Installation Page Safety Precautions SafetyFunctions & Installation 1. Safety ConventionsPage EN ISO Safety-related RequirementsSafety of machinery Ergonomics requirements for Emergency Stop Reset Emergency StopMode switching during task execution Mode Selector Key SwitchUsing Teach Pendant in Safeguarded Area Functions & Installation 2. Specifications SpecificationsPart Names and Functions Front view Back viewEmergency Stop switch Mode Selector Key switchEnable switch DisplayOuter Dimensions Standard SpecificationsContents InstallationOperating Precautions Functions & Installation 3. InstallationExample ConnectionTypical cable connection Operator Panel Connection Functions & InstallationConnection to the Controller Teach mode Auto mode TP1 Rev.5 Power SupplyWall Bracket Option Outer DimensionTeach Pendant Cable TP1 Rev.5 Mount and UseOutline Operation Mode TEACH/AUTOFunctions & Installation 4. Operation Mode TEACH/AUTO Switch Operation Mode Alph Mode Key Function Functions & Installation 5. Operation Panel Key DescriptionOperation Panel Key Description Key DescriptionArrow Keys F5-8 Mode Key FunctionFunction Keys Example Jog&Teach ScreenTeaching Keys Jog KeysOther keys LampHow to press the Enable switch Enable SwitchTP1 Rev.5 Operation Page Operation 1. Teaching Procedure Teaching ProcedureJog Operation Step Jog OperationTeaching Direct Teaching Operation 1. Teaching Procedure Operation 2. Teach Mode Teach ModeSpecifying Point No Specifying Jog ModeJog & Teach Executing Step Jog Specifying Jog SpeedExecuting Continuous Jog 6 ON/OFFTeaching Motor ON/OFFExecuting Return to Home Loading Point Data from File Saving Point Data to FileChanging Point Label Editing PointsChanging Coordinate Data and Pose Flag Deleting Point DataChanging Distance Data Return Data to DefaultsChanging Jog Distance Data Changing Arm No Arm/Tool/Local/ECPChanging Tool No Changing Local NoSwitching Input/Output Status Display Executing I/O CommandsOutput Bit ON/OFF F1 key On F2 key Off TP1 Rev.5PS Series Executing Motion Commands1 E2 Series / G Series Calibrating Origin E2 Series / G Series Calibration Procedures E2 Series Operation 2. Teach Mode Pulse Acrylic Panel Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode 2Calibration Procedures G SeriesNOTE Operation 2. Teach Mode Pulse Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Setting Righty / Lefty E2 Series / G Sereis Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Calibrating Origin PS Series Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Operation 2. Teach Mode Releasing Brake PS series only To turn the brake OFF Operation 2. Teach Mode To turn the brake onOperation 3. Auto Mode Auto ModeTIP When only a message appears Program Command DisplayMemory I/O Monitor I/O MonitorStatus Inputs, bit units Memory I/O status bit unitsTask Monitor System History main screen System HistoryProgram Mode screen next screen Program ModeProgram Mode screen When there are two or more files When there is only one fileOpen Programs Program edit screen example TP1 Rev.5Operation panel excerpt How to enter charactersEntering programs Entering text using syntax help How to enter symbolsEntering text using key words Exiting program edit Save programsJump Search character stringsJumping to a function in the program file Building Projects When building is successfulWhen building fails Backing up Projects Restore Projects Import Files Export Files Operation 3. Auto Mode Backup System Operation 3. Auto Mode Restore System Operation 3. Auto Mode Changing Speed Factor ConfigurationConfigure program editor Change Display Language Enable execution in main menuUpdate System Software Operation 3. Auto Mode Backup / Restore Display Date and Time Save Controller StatusesError Messages Adjust Brightness and ContrastOperation 4. Password Setup Password SetupOperation mode does not switch from Teach mode to Auto mode TroubleshootingOperation 5. Troubleshooting Display panel is blankPart Name Code Maintenance Parts List and OptionOperation 6. Maintenance Parts List and Option 102