1. About this document 1. About this document This guide describes how to set up and use MiR Precision Docking. It includes information regarding safe usage, mounting of the MiR Precision Docking station, how to operate MiR Precision Docking, and how to create missions that use the precision docking features.
MiR100/MiR200 to dock with a precision of ±1 mm left and right, and ±1 mm in depth. This is illustrated in Figure 3.1. Figure 3.1. A MiR robot can dock with a precision of less than 1 mm in horizontal directions when using MiR Precision Docking.
MiR Precision Docking consists of two parts: a robot part and a station. NOTICE The part mounted to the MiR robot is fitted in the MiR factory and should not be modified manually. Figure 4.1 is an illustration of the mountable station with precision pins. There are three mounting holes that enable you to fix it to walls or other structures.
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Figure 4.2 describes the distances between the three mounting holes. For the MiR robot to dock correctly, the surface the station is mounted to must be plane and perpendicular to the floor surface the robot drives on.
5. Usage 5. Usage Before being able to use MiR Precision Docking, you must enable the feature on the robot with the mounted precision holes. In the map editor, it is then possible to create precision docking markers that can be used in missions. This section describes how to enable MiR Precision Docking and then use it in missions.
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Once the robot is localized, it is possible to insert a precision docking marker correctly on the map using the following steps: Manually drive the robot so its front is facing the MiR Precision Docking station and is within one meter from it.
5.3 Creating a precision docking mission This section describes how to create a mission that makes a MiR robot autonomously dock to a MiR Precision Docking station. The procedure is identical to any other case where the robot must dock to a marker, the only difference is that a precision docking station is chosen.
Check regularly for damage on both the precision docking station and the robot part. If any damage is visible, do not operate MiR Precision Docking until the damaged part is replaced. 6.1 Regular monthly checks and maintenance tasks MiR Precision Docking requires regular lubrication of certain parts to function optimally.
7.1 The robot does not dock or undock correctly If you are experiencing troubles with the robot docking to a MiR Precision Docking station, it is most likely due to the precision holes and pins not aligning correctly. It is important to keep in mind that with a precision of ±1 mm, it may take some time to configure the docking...
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