Difference between revisions of "Connectiong youBot to external computer"
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| − | You can control youBot with an external PC | + | You can control youBot with an external PC after you connect the hardware with your PC via Ethernet. |
| − | Please note that to work with | + | '''Please note that to work with external PC the internal PC must be shut down.''' |
== Using KUKA youBot arm and base == | == Using KUKA youBot arm and base == | ||
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== Using KUKA youBot base with two arms == | == Using KUKA youBot base with two arms == | ||
If you are using KUKA youBot base with two arms you should connect the Ethernet cable to the remaining port on the second arm. | If you are using KUKA youBot base with two arms you should connect the Ethernet cable to the remaining port on the second arm. | ||
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Revision as of 12:50, 7 January 2015
You can control youBot with an external PC after you connect the hardware with your PC via Ethernet.
Please note that to work with external PC the internal PC must be shut down.
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Using KUKA youBot arm and base
If you are using both the KUKA youBot base and arm you should connect the Ethernet cable to the remaining port on the arm, as shown below:
Using only KUKA youBot arm
If you are using only the KUKA youBot arm you should connect the ethernet cable to the port on the right (close to the on/off button), as shown below:
Also when you are connecting only the arm you have to change the Joint topology in youbot-manipulator.cfg file accordingly.
Using only KUKA youBot base
If you are using only the KUKA youBot base you should connect the ethernet cable to port ehtherCAT1, as shown below:
Using KUKA youBot base with two arms
If you are using KUKA youBot base with two arms you should connect the Ethernet cable to the remaining port on the second arm.
