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| RFID - Tooling Recognition | |||||||||||||
| Technology based on "Radio Frequency Identification" (RFID) is used on WITTMANN robots to identify end-of-arm tooling and select the correct teach program for fail-proof operation. Another innovation byWITTMANN! An RFID reader is mounted inside the plate ofthe wrist axis and detects without any contact a unique 64-bit identification number in a transponder fixed to the respective end-of-arm tooling. Based on the unique ID the control system automatically selects the rightteach program. | |||||||||||||
| Advantages: -Eliminateserrorsbyoperators. - Avoids damage to molds and downstream equipment. | |||||||||||||
| Control ofDownstream Equipment | |||||||||||||
| The universal WITTMANN R7.2 and R8 robotcontrol systems provide multiple enhancements and interfaces for the integration of peripheral and downstream equipment. This increases the performance ofthe overall system and allows central access to all functions via the robotTeachBox. Examples ofinterfaces Up to 6 independent signals for programmable conveyor indexing. - Control of uptol6 vacuum and simultaneously 16 gripper circuits for the realisation ofcomplicated end-of-arm tooling functions. - Extensions ofthe control with decentralized 1-/0 modules on the robot and in the control cabinet. - Connection ofexternal decentralized 1-/0 modules via CAN-Bus. - Mirroring ofthe TeachBox across Intranet/Internet via VNC - Email function on R8 control. | |||||||||||||
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