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REPLACING PARTS
6.13 1 Remove the cover with packing at the rear of the J3 arm.
REPLACING 2 Solenoid valves are on the rear side of the cover with packing. Remove
the connectors and air tubes to remove the solenoid valves.
SOLENOID VALVES 3 Remove the joint and replace the solenoid valves and remount them
in the reverse procedure. See Fig.6.13 (b), (c), (d) and (e) for the
location of the connectors and air tubes.
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B--80785EN/03 MAINTENANCE 7. PIPING AND WIRING
7.1 Fig.7.1 (a) and (b) show the internal piping diagram of the mechanical
unit.
PIPING
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Fig.7.1 (c) shows the pneumatic circuit diagram in the mechanical unit.
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7.2 Fig.7.2 (a) and (b) show mechanical unit wiring diagram.
WIRING DIAGRAM
Fig.7.2 (b) Mechanical unit wiring diagram (LR Mate 100 ) (Battery stand alone option)
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3.1 Fig.3.1 shows the end effector mounting face at the tip of the wrist. Fit
the end effector to the wrist using a $20H7 or $40h7 engagement, position
INSTALLING THE the effector using a $5H7 reamed hole, and fix the effector to the wrist
END EFFECTOR TO using 4--M5 tapped holes.
THE WRIST Specify the lengths of the M5 bolts and positioning pin in consideration
of the depths of the tapped holes and reamed hole.
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3.2 Fig.3.2 shows the position of the tapped holes for installing the cover
protecting the cables and pneumatic tubes for the robot’s hand.
SURFACE FOR
INSTALLING THE NOTE
COVER You must manufacture your own covers, that satisfy the load
conditions at the wrist as specified in Section 3.5.
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3.3 Air is supplied to the end effector with the four M5 holes (RDO1 to
RDO4) [AIR11, AIR12, AIR13, AIR14] and the two M5 holes (RDO5
SUPPLYING AIR and RDO6) [AIR21, AIR22]. Optional solenoid valves can be mounted
at RDO1 to RDO6 as shown in Tables 3.3 (a) and (c). The J1--axis
connector panel has two ports (PT 1/4) for supplying air to the end
effector. Port AIR1 is used for RDO1 to RDO4 [AIR11, AIR12, AIR13,
AIR14]. Port AIR2 is used for RDO5 and RDO6 [AIR21, AIR22]. Plugs
are inserted in all the ports used for supplying air before the robot is
shipped. To use the air circuit, you must remove the plugs and connect
the couplings with the ports.
When the solenoid valve is to be replaced, the entire manifold should be
replaced.
Table 3.3 (a) Optional solenoid valves
Option name Specification number Description
LR Mate 100i solenoid A05B--1131--H001 Two double solenoids
valve A
LR Mate 100i solenoid A05B--1131--H002 Two double solenoids+two
valve B single solenoids
LR Mate 100i solenoid A05B--1131--H003 One double solenoids +
valve C two single solenoids + one
3 position solenoid (ABR
connection)
LR Mate 100i air pipe A05B--1131--H010 Air joint only (no solenoid
valve)
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D Clean type Air is supplied to the end effector with the four M5 holes (RDO1 to
RDO4) and two M5 holes (AIR21, AIR22). The optional solenoid valves
indicated in Table 3.3 (d) and Table 3.3 (e) are available for RDO1 to
RDO4.
The J1--axis connector panel has two ports (PT1/4) for supplying air to the
end effector. AIR1 is used for RDO1 to RDO4, and AIR2 is used for
AIR21 and AIR22. When an optional solenoid valve is installed, air from
the solenoid valve is output through EXT (PT1/4) on the same connector
panel.
When the clean type is selected, clean--type optional solenoid valves and
internal pneumatic fittings are used, so that the air within the mechanical
unit is not contaminated. When clean air is used, clean air is supplied to
the hand as well.
At shipment, all air inlets are plugged or capped. Before using the air
circuit, remove the plugs or caps, and seal the fittings.
When the solenoid valve is to be replaced, the entire manifold should be
replaced.
Table 3.3 (d) Describes the solenoid valves based on a clean specification.
Table 3.3 (d) Solenoid valves based on clean type
Option Specification number Description
LR Mate 100i A05B--1134--H011 Clean specification
clean--type Two 2--position double solenoids
solenoid valve A
LR Mate 100i A05B--1134--H020 Clean specification
clean--type Air joint only (no solenoid valve)
air pipe
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Fig.3.3 (c) Air supply ports RDO1 to RDO4 [AIR11, AIR12, AIR13, AIR14]
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Fig.3.3 (d) Air supply ports RDO5 and RDO6 [AIR21, AIR22]
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3.4 To use confirmation signals in the end effector, the wrist casing contains
the DI signal interface for the end effector. The J2 base contains a terminal
DI/DO SIGNAL block for the RDI common switch, *HBK signal, and *PPABN signal.
INTERFACES FOR When no solenoid valve is fitted, a DO signal interface for the end effector
THE END EFFECTOR is provided on the rear surface of the J3 arm.
Fig.3.4 (a) shows the locations of each interface and the pin assignment.
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In addition, the J2 base contains the terminal block for the signal
switching the RDI common voltage *HBK signal, and *PPABN signal.
(Refer to Figs.3.4 (b) to (d))
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