1. About this document 1. About this document This operating guide explains how to install and take precautions for safe use of your MiR Charge 24V. This guide also contains information on how to set up MiR100 and MiR200 robots for automatic charging with MiR Charge 24V.
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CAUTION The only intended use of MiR Charge 24V is to charge the internal battery of MiR100andMiR200 robots. Using it to charge other robot types or external batteries can damage MiR Charge 24V.
MiR Fleet Getting Started Guide. 3.1 How charging works To connect to MiR Charge 24V, the robot moves to a position in front of the charging station to locate the VL-marker (1). It then moves forward to push the charging pins (2), and the charging begins.
3.2 Guide to light indicator An LED light indicator is fixed on the top of MiR Charge 24V. The light indicator provides information regarding the charging status of the docked robot. Around the light indicator a sticker is placed to describe the main light operations.
3. Product presentation 3.3 Nameplate MiR Charge 24V is delivered with a nameplate mounted to the charger. The nameplate of MiR Charge 24V identifies the model and serial number and includes the CE mark, the technical specifications, and the address of Mobile Industrial Robots.
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Consider inserting wall plugs to ensure a secure mounting, in which case the drilled holes must accommodate the size of the chosen plugs. Place the MiR Charge 24V against the wall again in the desired position. Ensure that the drilled holes align with the M10 mounting holes.
4.3 Mark potentially hazardous floor areas and clear the required space Before taking your MiR Charge 24V into use, it is necessary to mark the area where MiR100/MiR200 docks to MiR Charge 24V as an operating hazard zone. Why marking is required When a robot approaches a charging station, it slows down, reducing the size of its protective field sets.
5. Usage 5. Usage The most effective way to use MiR Charge 24V is to set up a mission for the robot to dock to the charger and recharge its battery when it is low on power. If you are using MiR Fleet, charging is handled autonomously, and you should not create charging missions.
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Once the robot is localized, it is possible to insert a charging station marker correctly on the map using the following steps: Manually drive the robot so its front is facing the MiR Charge 24V and is within one meter from it.
Setting charging station markers on the map on page 23. The goal of the mission is to make the robot dock to MiR Charge 24V and recharge its battery up to 40%. To create a new mission, go to Setup > Missions...
Position The goal of the mission is to make the robot drive between the three robot positions until it reaches a battery percentage below 20%, where it then docks to MiR Charge 24V and charges its battery up to 50%.
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