Installation - Delta DRV70L Series User Manual

DRV70L/90L Series Manual

3.2 Installation

 Read this manual carefully before installing the robot to make sure that you
 The DRV70L and DRV90L Series robots can work only with our company's
 Install the robot system under the specified conditions; in the foreseeable usage
 Workers must wear proper safety work clothes, helmets, gloves and shoes
 On automated production lines, the operating range of multiple robots may
 Do not add additional equipment such as cables or hoses inside the
 Turn the power off before performing peripheral equipment adjustments.
 Use only clean dry air (CDA) for the air source at the input terminal of the robot
 Since the robot is a semi-finished product, if you add other operating modules or
 The robot can be used in IP40 environments and is able to resist solid matter
 Keep the working range of the robot clean. Ensure that the robot is not used in
 Follow the manual and install safety protection devices such as railings,
 Install the user operating buttons and alarm indicators outside the railings to
 Properly ground all robot systems before connecting the power.
 The final system integrator should install safety protection devices to prevent
 The robot does not have explosion-proof or splash-proof structures, so do not
 Do not place objects on top of the robot and do not bump into the robot.
 Do not place any objects on top of the cables connecting the DCV controller and
install the robot in a suitable location and environment to avoid affecting the
mechanisms and useful life of the electronic components, or encountering other
safety problems.
DCV Series controller. Do not modify the machine and wiring or use it with other
DCV controllers. Our company will not be held responsible for any injuries or
fatalities caused by accidents that result from doing so.
period, the robot may not be tilted or moved by uncontrolled methods during
transportation, assembly, disassembly, suspended or discarded periods.
when installing the robot to ensure their safety.
overlap. Make sure that they do not interfere with one another to prevent
damage to the robots from impacts.
mechanism. When installing cables outside the mechanism, ensure that the
cables and mechanisms do not interfere with one another during operations.
air hose.
make any modifications, the original manufacturer will not be held responsible
for any resulting problems.
with a diameter over 1 mm and a length not exceeding 80 mm.
environments with contaminants such as oil, water and dust.
gratings, regional lasers or pressure pads to prevent injuries or other dangers to
the workers from impact by the robot.
ensure safe use.
workers from getting close to the danger area.
place it in locations that are too humid or where the robot can be easily
splashed by liquids.
robot to prevent damage to the cables and to prevent injuries.
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