Payload-Related Trade-Offs; Connections Between Ld-250 And Payload Structure - Omron LD-250 Assembly Instructions Manual

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5.3

Payload-Related Trade-offs

If you extend your center of gravity beyond the guidelines given here, you must adjust
various parameters in MobilePlanner software to compensate for changes in its driving
characteristics. This is necessary so that the AMR remains consistent and safe in operation.
Contact your local OMRON Support If your parameters differ from those described in this
section. In general, you must reduce the maximum acceleration, deceleration, and
rotational velocities. See: Acceleration, Deceleration, and Rotation Limits on page 74 (LD-250
Platform User's Guide, Rev-B).
5.4

Connections between LD-250 and Payload Structure

The LD-250 Core provides user connections for data communications (I/O) and power. Use
these connections for OMRON options, or for powering and controlling your payload
structure.
5.5 Operator Panel (HMI) on the Payload
You can move the Operator Panel, with its integrated E-Stop, Brake-release, ON, and OFF
buttons, by routing a single connector cable (the HMI Panel connector). This portability
enables you to put many of the more common operator controls in a convenient location on
the payload.
Mobile Robot LD-250 Assembly Instructions, Rev. A
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