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|<IGUS_DQ_arm/IGUS_arm>|| There are several types or robolink robot arms, the most common is the D arm, named just “IGUS arm” || [[file:igus_d_dq.png|400px|frameless]]
 
|<IGUS_DQ_arm/IGUS_arm>|| There are several types or robolink robot arms, the most common is the D arm, named just “IGUS arm” || [[file:igus_d_dq.png|400px|frameless]]
 
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|<4DOF/5DOF>|| DOF is the acronym for “degrees of freedom”, meaning the number of robot joints. The robot on the right is 5 DOF. Note: the white gripper is not counted.|| [[file:robolink_DOF.png|400px|frameless]]
 
|<4DOF/5DOF>|| DOF is the acronym for “degrees of freedom”, meaning the number of robot joints. The robot on the right is 5 DOF. Note: the white gripper is not counted.|| [[file:robolink_DOF.png|400px|frameless]]
 
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Revision as of 21:13, 13 May 2018

The name of the configuration file that you need to use in CPRog for your robot is composed as follows. Use the table below to identify the filename: In general, any configuration file is comprised like this <#><IGUS_DQ_arm/IGUS_arm>_<4DOF/5DOF>_<SV/BV>_<AE/ME>.prj

Igus robolink DQ arm or Igus robolink D arm? <IGUS_DQ_arm/IGUS_arm> There are several types or robolink robot arms, the most common is the D arm, named just “IGUS arm” Igus d dq.png
4 DOF or 5 DOF? <4DOF/5DOF> DOF is the acronym for “degrees of freedom”, meaning the number of robot joints. The robot on the right is 5 DOF. Note: the white gripper is not counted. Robolink DOF.png
BV or SV? <SV/BV> BV stands for Big Version with 2.5 kg payload. SV stands for Small Version with 0.5 kg payload. Measure the diameter of joint 2. 5cm = BV; 3cm = SV Robolink BVSV.png
AE or ME? <AE/ME> ME versions use a motor encoder, AE version use a encoder on the gear output. Count the number of sockets of any of the modules labelled "Stepper Motor Driver Module" on the DIN Rail. 4 sockets = ME; 3 sockets = AE DINrail AEME.png


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