08-30-2024, 08:14 AM (This post was last modified: 09-10-2024, 08:33 AM by Albert.)
I am trying to run a program I created with RoboDK on elephant robotics' cobot 280 M5. The program's post processor was mycobot, and the data was created in .py format.
If I want to run this program on an actual machine, should I connect the PC and cobot directly and run it as a python program from the command prompt? Also, how do I apply the RoboDK program to a full-scale collaborative robot? I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
When generating a program for Elephant Robotics, make sure you enter the correct IP or COM port of the robot in the robot connection menu (select Connect-Connect robot).
What do you mean by a full-scale collaborative robot? You can change the robot by right clicking on a robot and select Replace robot.
I checked the COM number in the device manager and entered COM4, but is it okay to leave the robot port below it at the default value? It doesn't connect.
A full-fledged collaborative robot is a robot that has a robot controller, such as a Universal Robot, and the mycobot 280 M5 is a learning robot and does not have a controller. Therefore, I think the transfer method and file format of the program created with RoboDK are different.
I tried it as advised, and the log showed the following.
Driver for RoboDK 5.7.1.24045
Disconnected
Stopped
Starting robot driver: C:/RoboDK/api/robot/cobot_280_M5Driver.exe
Using RoboDK RoboDK v5.7.1
Starting...
Error: Process failed to start: The specified file cannot be found. (id 0)
Cannot start C:/RoboDK/api/robot/cobot_280_M5Driver.exe
Failed
Does this mean I need a robot driver for the cobot280 M5? How should I deal with this?