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= Tasks to Complete  =
= Tasks to Complete  =


1. Full system check.


2. Manipulator exchange. <br>A- Remove Wire Guard from Manipulator #1.<br>B- Select a clearance drill for the bolts and chuck into a drill.<br>C- Remove Banner Sensors from Manipulator #1 and attach to Manipulator #2<br>D- Remove Wire Guard, motor, transmission and bracket from Manipulator #1.<br>E- Remove pulley from motor shaft.<br>F- Place new chain sprocket and chain onto shaft together. (Sprocket and chain are in the Red Soft Side tool bag)<br>G- Mount motor/ transmission/ sprocket/ chain onto Manipulator #2.<br>H- Put master link into new chain.<br>I- Mark the shims that are between the Wrist Arm Side and the Arm so that you can tell Robot Right from Robot Left and Front from Back.<br>J- Disconnect all wires and carefully pull them away from wrist area.<br>K- Remove eight nuts and bolts from Wrist Arm Side and save.<br>L- Careful remove Manipulator #1 from arm and keep track of shims (Place them in a preplanned position).<br>M- Use the shims to draw the hole pattern on Manipulator #2, be extremely careful to keep the orientation correct.<br>N- Use the marked holes to drill holes in the new manipulator.<br>O- Deburr Manipulator #2 and attach to arm.<br>P- Retention chains.<br>Q- Reconnect wires with electrical team help and guidance. <br>R- Screw Wire Guard on to Manipulator #2. (there are specific screws in a box in the Red Soft Side tool bag that fit into the transmissions)<br>S- Measure the manipulator position relative to the Frame Perimeter. <br>Remember the frame perimeter is;<br><br>


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[[Image:2011-03-21.jpg]]<br>So where our frame "sunk in" during welding does not count.<br>It's a straight line from corner to corner projected vertically that determines the frame perimeter.<br>T- If the Manipulator will not stay in the Frame Perimeter with an uber-tube add 4 more 1/4-20 bolts to lock it's position.


<br>1. Full system check.


2. Manipulator exchange.<br>Evaluate the six nuts and bolts that hold the Wrist to the Arm to see if larger ones can replace the existing.<br>If needed. Prepare the larger nuts and bolts before disassembling anything. Lock nuts or lock washers or lock tight will be needed.<br>Select a clearance drill for the bolts that will be used and chuck into a drill.<br>Mark the shims that are between the Wrist Arm Side and the Arm so that you can tell Robot Right from Robot Left and Front from Back.<br>Disconnect all wires and carefully pull them away from wrist area.<br>Remove six nuts and bolts from Wrist Arm Side and save.<br>Careful remove Manipulator #1 from arm and keep track of shims (Place them in a preplanned position).<br>Use the shims to draw the hole pattern on Manipulator #2, be extremely careful to keep the orientation correct.<br>Use the drawn holes to "transfer" holes to the new manipulator.<br>Drill the bolt holes into the Manipulator #2 and reattach.<br>Reconnect wires with electrical guidance.
Measure the manipulator position relative to the Frame Perimeter. Remember the frame perimeter is ………..<br>Remember the frame perimeter is;<br>
[[Image:2011-03-21.jpg]]<br>So where our frame "sunk in" during welding does not count.<br>It's a straight line from corner to corner projected vertically that determines the frame perimeter.<br>
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3. Driver practice and matches.  
3. Driver practice and matches.  


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4. &nbsp;Minibot nest exchange evaluation and prep work.


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5 Design minibot roof and backstop  
5 Design minibot roof and backstop  


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1 Order McmasterCarr parts <br>  
1 Order McmasterCarr parts <br>


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*1- Spring load top and bottom<br>2- Remove corner from top for park position<br>3- Chain<br>4- 2 half per side<br>5- 1 ¾ wrist <br>6- Skid plate<br>7- Sensor field of view<br>8- hard stops open and closed<br>9- Add bumper to keep tube out of corners<br>10- stronger wrist
*1- Spring load top and bottom<br>2- Remove corner from top for park position<br>3- Chain<br>4- 2 half per side<br>5- 1 ¾ wrist <br>6- Skid plate<br>7- Sensor field of view<br>8- hard stops open and closed<br>9- Add bumper to keep tube out of corners<br>10- stronger wrist


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Latest revision as of 08:36, 22 March 2011

Attendance

Start time:

End time:

Members present:

Members Attending Next Meeting:

Tasks to Complete

1. Full system check.

2. Manipulator exchange.
A- Remove Wire Guard from Manipulator #1.
B- Select a clearance drill for the bolts and chuck into a drill.
C- Remove Banner Sensors from Manipulator #1 and attach to Manipulator #2
D- Remove Wire Guard, motor, transmission and bracket from Manipulator #1.
E- Remove pulley from motor shaft.
F- Place new chain sprocket and chain onto shaft together. (Sprocket and chain are in the Red Soft Side tool bag)
G- Mount motor/ transmission/ sprocket/ chain onto Manipulator #2.
H- Put master link into new chain.
I- Mark the shims that are between the Wrist Arm Side and the Arm so that you can tell Robot Right from Robot Left and Front from Back.
J- Disconnect all wires and carefully pull them away from wrist area.
K- Remove eight nuts and bolts from Wrist Arm Side and save.
L- Careful remove Manipulator #1 from arm and keep track of shims (Place them in a preplanned position).
M- Use the shims to draw the hole pattern on Manipulator #2, be extremely careful to keep the orientation correct.
N- Use the marked holes to drill holes in the new manipulator.
O- Deburr Manipulator #2 and attach to arm.
P- Retention chains.
Q- Reconnect wires with electrical team help and guidance.
R- Screw Wire Guard on to Manipulator #2. (there are specific screws in a box in the Red Soft Side tool bag that fit into the transmissions)
S- Measure the manipulator position relative to the Frame Perimeter.
Remember the frame perimeter is;

2011-03-21.jpg
So where our frame "sunk in" during welding does not count.
It's a straight line from corner to corner projected vertically that determines the frame perimeter.
T- If the Manipulator will not stay in the Frame Perimeter with an uber-tube add 4 more 1/4-20 bolts to lock it's position.


3. Driver practice and matches.


4. Minibot nest exchange evaluation and prep work.




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At FLR

1 Put bolts in the corners of the upper structure

2 Put on chain guard

3 Put on minibot roof

Before FLR

1 Order spare parts from Harris

2 Redesign manipulator wheel shafts for maintainability

3 Design chain guard

4 Design manipulator wheel guard 

5 Design minibot roof and backstop


Complete;

1 Order McmasterCarr parts

Materials Needed

  • task
    • sub-task
    • sub-task
  • task
  • 1- Spring load top and bottom
    2- Remove corner from top for park position
    3- Chain
    4- 2 half per side
    5- 1 ¾ wrist
    6- Skid plate
    7- Sensor field of view
    8- hard stops open and closed
    9- Add bumper to keep tube out of corners
    10- stronger wrist

2737T102 12 teeth 3/8 id