Omron MD-900 User Manual page 37

Term / Abbreviation
Pendant
Pickup
PoE Network Switch
Polo
Power Supply Box
Safety commissioning
Safety Controller
SetNetGo (SNG)
Skilled persons
Shut-down
Start-up
Swing radius
Tasks
Troubleshooting
Turn radius
Wizard
Workspace
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) MD-series Platform User's Manual (I681)
A handheld, external input device for manually driving AMRs that is typical-
ly used for map creation.
A job segment where an AMR typically acquires a payload.
Power over Ethernet technology allows network switches to transmit both
power and data simultaneously through an Ethernet cable.
The AMR firmware that controls motors and also computes the AMR's
heading readings and other low-level operating conditions to ARAM.
Unit that receives AC power from the facility and supplies power to the
Docking Target and battery for charging purposes.
Testing and commissioning for verification of proper function the AMR's on-
board safety systems using a software wizard.
A device installed in the AMR that provides all safety functions and opera-
tions.
The software operating system that resides on the AMR and the optional
EM2100 appliance. It is used to configure the AMR's communication pa-
rameters, gather Debug Info Files, and upgrade the software.
Persons that have the technical knowledge or sufficient experience to ena-
ble them to avoid electrical or mechanical dangers.
The process of powering OFF in a controlled manner to allow for correct
operation at the next start-up request.
The process of booting and enabling all systems after being powered OFF
to reach an operational state.
The distance from the AMR center of rotation to the furthest point on its pe-
rimeter when it rotates in place.
Instructions for the AMR to perform certain actions like reading inputs, set-
ting outputs, movement commands, talking, waiting and other functions.
Efforts such as information collection, diagnostics, and error recovery to re-
sume normal operation.
The radius of the circle that the AMR will travel when turning while moving
forward.
A guide within a software user interface that assists the user in performing
an operation or function.
The intended operating area of the AMR.
Description
Glossary
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