.. _ur3e_start: ============ UR3e StartUp ============ To have a better understanding of the UR3e startup procedure, you can see the videos in and of this page. Startup Procedure ----------------- This section provides a step-by-step guide to starting up the :ref:`ur3e` robot arm. To know more about the UR3e, visit the UR3 Documentation at :ref:`ur3e`. Before starting up the robot arm, ensure the following: .. caution:: Failure to verify the payload and installation before starting up the robot arm can lead to injury to personnel and/or property damage. * Always verify the actual payload and installation are correct before starting up the robot arm. .. caution:: Incorrect payload and installation settings prevent the robot arm and Control Box from functioning correctly. * Always verify the payload and installation settings are correct. .. note:: Verify the robot arm has ample space to operate freely. .. note:: Starting up the robot in lower temperatures can result in lower performance, or stops, due to temperature-dependent oil and grease viscosity. * Starting up the robot in low temperatures can require a warm-up phase. See the support article, "Best Practice for Robot Start-up in Cold Environments" on `universal-robots.com `_. Initialization -------------- 1. On your Teach Pendant, press the ``power button`` to turn on the control box. 2. Wait as text from the underlying operating system, followed by buttons, appear on the screen. 3. A Getting Started screen :numref:`fig_ur3e_getting_start` can appear, prompting you to begin programming the robot. .. _fig_ur3e_getting_start: .. figure:: ../../../_static/images/ur3/ur3e_getting_start.png :scale: 100% :align: center :alt: Getting Started Screen Getting Started Screen On your first start up a ``Cannot Proceed`` dialog box can appear. Select ``Go`` to initialization screen to access the Initialize screen. In the Footer, to the left, the Initialize button indicates the status of the robot arm using colors: * **Red** Power off. The robot arm is in a stopped state. * **Yellow** Idle. The robot arm is on, but not ready for normal operation. * **Green** Normal. The robot arm is on and ready for normal operation. .. _fig_ur3e_initialize: .. figure:: ../../../_static/images/ur3/ur3e_initialize.png :scale: 100% :align: center :alt: Initialize Screen Initialize Screen Turning the Robot On/Off ------------------------ To start the robot: 1. Tap the ``ON`` button with the green LED to start the initialization process. Then, the LED turns yellow to indicate the power is on and in Idle. 2. Tap the ``START`` button to release the brakes. 3. Tap the ``OFF`` button with the red LED to power off the robot arm. * When the PolyScope starts, tap the ``ON`` button once to power the robot arm. Then, the status changes to yellow to indicate the robot is on and idle. * When the robot arm state is Idle, tap the ``START`` button to start the robot arm. At this point, sensor data is checked against the configured mounting of the robot arm. If a mismatch is found (with a tolerance of 30°), the button is disabled and an error message is displayed below it. * If the mounting is verified, tap ``START`` to release all joint brakes and the robot arm is ready for normal operation. .. note:: Robot arm start up is accompanied by sound and slight movements as joint brakes are released. Turning the Control Box On/Off ------------------------------ The Control Box mainly contains the physical electrical ``Input/Output`` that connects the robot arm, the Teach Pendant and any peripherals. You must turn on the Control Box to be able to power on the robot arm. .. note:: The Teach Pendant will display the status of the control box and the robot arm once powered on. .. raw:: html

Technical Demo Part 1 (on Robot Set-up)


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Technical Demo Part 2 (on Easy Programming)


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Technical Demo Part 3 (on Safety Configuration)


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Technical Demo Part 4 (on Interfacing with the Robot)