i.1 Introduction to This Manual
i.2.3 Important Safety Precautions
i.2.4 Warning Label Attachment Locations
i.3.2 Terms for Pendant Operation
1.1 About the Force Control Service
2 Specifications of the Force Control Service Function
2.2 Force Sensor Specifications
2.3 Allowable Static Load of Force Sensor
2.4 Sensor Cable Specifications
2.5 Robot Controller Specifications
2.6 Signals and Variables Used by Force Control Service
3 Force Control Service Function Setup
3.1 Installation of 6-Axis Force Sensor
3.2 Connection and Installation of Sensor Cable
3.3 Attaching the Tool (End Effector)
3.4.2 Force Sensor Installation Direction Check
3.4.4 B-Axis Software Limit of Robot
4 Force Control Editor Functional Description
4.1 About Force Control Editor
4.2 Force Control Parameter Setting Function
4.2.1 Creating and Editing Files
4.2.2 Pressing Skill Parameter Setting
4.2.3 Fitting Skill Parameter Setting
4.2.4 External Force Detection Skill Parameter Setting Screen
4.3 Force Control Data Monitoring Function
4.3.1 Force Control Data Monitoring
5 Force Control Service File Operations
5.2 Access to Files in the Force Control Service
6 Skills of Force Control Service
6.1 Signals and Variables Used in Skills
6.3.3 External force detection
7.1 About gRPC (Google Remote Procedure Call)
8 Gravity Compensation Function
8.1 Map File Generation Job for Gravity Compensation
8.2 Set Up the Map File Generation Job for Gravity Compensation
8.2.1 Registering the Motion Start Posture
8.2.2 Registering the Posture in Which the T-axis Is Rotated from the Motion Start Posture
8.2.3 Entering the Rotation Angle of B-Axis
8.3 Running the Map File Generation Job for Gravity Compensation
9.2 Effect on Motion Paths during the Force Control Service Function Execution
9.3 About the Interrupt Action during the Force Control Service Function Execution
9.4 Limitations on Electrical Noise
9.5 Dust- and Drip-Proof Protection Rating
9.6 Precautions during Continuous Pressing Operation
9.7 Notes on General-Purpose Registers
10.2 Disabling the Force Sensor
10.3 Disabling/Enabling the Overload Alarm
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