For the default configuration for the OTTO 600 autonomous mobile robot (AMR), payload dimensions must stay within the projected view of the OTTO 600 AMR body and not project over the front, rear, or sides of the robot. The OTTO 600 platform is rated to work with a specific maximum payload—this maximum payload changes when an attachment is connected to the robot because of the weight of the attachment itself.
5. Introduction This document provides important information pertaining to the safe operation and use of the OTTO 600 autonomous mobile robot (AMR). The OTTO 600 AMR is a heavy duty AMR designed to move payloads through dynamic production environments. IMPORTANT Information in this document related to software functionality is up-to-date as of OTTO software version 2.30.
Do NOT attempt to lock-out/tag-out the AMR before shutting down the AMR or if the AMR is charging (manually or autonomously). IMPORTANT If the robot setup includes the OTTO 600/1200 Fast Charger, AMRs will be sent to charge autonomously without human intervention. The AMR will shut itself down at 20 - 25% battery State-of-Charge (SoC).
OTTO AMRs can be interfaced with using a computer with an Ethernet port and an Ethernet cable. The Ethernet port on the OTTO 600 autonomous mobile robot (AMR) is located with the front controls. Connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the AMR.
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