Mitsubishi Electronics RV-6S instruction manual Robot front

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4.Supplemental note for the installation surface receiving force

Supplemental details

Magnitude of each reaction force added to P2-8 “2.2.3 Installation procedures”.

Table 2-2 shows the maximum reaction force (design values) that may be applied to an installation stand. Please use these values as reference when designing the installation stand.

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4-M8×40 hexagon socket bolt (Four positions)

Spring washer
Plain washer			Ｍ	Ｌ
Plain washer	Ｆ			Ｌ
	Ｆ	Ｈ		Ｆ
		Ｈ

				Ｈ
	Ｆ		Ｍ
	Ｆ	Ｈ		Ｌ
		Ｈ

		Ｆ
		Ｈ
		Ｆ
		Ｖ
	4-φ9 installation hole	2-φ6 holes
	4-φ9 installation hole	(prepared holes for φ8 positioning pins)
		(prepared holes for φ8 positioning pins)

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Robot front

122

204

160

6.3a (Installation)

6.3a (Installation)

Fig.2-3：Installation dimensions

96

102.5

205

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Base bottom

Table 2-2：Magnitude of each reaction force

Item	Unit	Value
Tilt moment : ML	N･m	892
Torsional moment : MT	N･m	892
Horizontal direction translation force : FH	N	800
Vertical direction translation force : FV	N	1,400

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Mitsubishi Supplemental Instruction Change of the lubrication method and notes Robot front Safety Precautions Page Revision history Page Contents Appendix-66 Before starting use Symbol Meaning Safety Precautions 4Safety Precautions Unpacking to Installation Confirming the product Part name Type Qty RemarksInstallation UnpackingTransportation procedures Transporting with a crane Installation procedures Grounding procedures Grounding methods Grounding proceduresConnecting with the controller CN2 CN1Hook Projection Setting the origin Installing the teaching pendant T/BInstalling with the control power OFF Remove T/B switchTurning on the control power Preparing the T/B When T/B operations are mistakenOperating from the T/B Selecting the origin setting method Selecting a menuInputting the origin data Changes to OriginInstalling the shoulder coverB Moving the cursorInputting characters Correcting an inputConfirming the operation ＋ J4 axisJ5 axis J1 axis－＋ Control point ＋X＋Y Control point＋ J4 J6 － Control point ＋X＋Y Radius Arc Control point ＋X＋YWhen the robot is in the transportation posture Joint jog operation－＋ J1 axis J2 axisWhen an XＸ appears on the T/B screen display J3 axisJ6 axis ＋ J4 axisXYZ jog operation When alarm No occurs Tool lengthTool jog operation 26Confirming the operation Jog mode will change when only XYZ key is pressed again Axis XYZ jog operation28Confirming the operation Cylnder jog operation Arc－＋＋X －View B View C Section aNo.2 arm View from No arm cover B side No.2 arm Port Installing the hand input cable View DInstalling the hand output cable Changing the operating range Axis Standard Alternative angle3Installing the option devices Basic operations Maintenance and Inspection Maintenance and inspection intervalInspection items Daily inspection itemsBattery on Periodic inspectionMaintenance and inspection procedures Robot arm structureMaintenance and inspection procedures Installing/removing the cover ： Installing/removing the cover： Cover names Inspection, maintenance and replacement of timing belt Timing belt replacement periodMark M4×12（Socket bolt） 5Timing pulley 4Timing pulley Timing belt tension ： SlackLubrication Lubrication position and specifications View from a： Lubrication specifications Lubrication methodReplacing the backup battery Replacing the robot arm batteryMaintenance parts Part name Type Usage place Qty SupplierResetting the origin Method Explanation RemarksJig method Diagram of the robot viewed from the top Origin setting axis designation56Resetting the origin J3 axis origin setting 58Resetting the origin J5 axis origin setting 60Resetting the origin User origin method 62Resetting the origin View a ABS origin methodJ4 axis J3 axis J6 axis J5 axis J1 axis J2 axis ABS mark64Resetting the origin Recording the origin data Appendix Appendix 1 ： Configuration flag RIGHT/LEFTConfiguration flag Appendix-67 Specifications are subject to change without notice