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Assembly ond lnstrucfion Monu<rl
For SAFETY during Assembly

To safelyassembleand usethis robot,


pleasebe carefulof the followingpoints:
O Readthe instructionmanualthoroughlyand be sure that
you understandit beforebeginningassembly.Followthe
instructionscarefullyto ensurecorrectassembly.

O Exercisesufficientcarewhen usingtools.
OTo providethe requiredfunctions,some kit partsmay be
small,havesharpedges,or be madeof metalor glass.
Partsshouldbe handledcarefullyaroundsmallchildren
to preventthemfrom puttingthe partsin their mouthor
injuringthemselveswith the parts.lf a childswallowsa
partor bag,consulta doctorimmediately. Also,be sure
to tear the bagswhichcontainsthe partsand discard
themwherethey cannotbe reachedby children.
O Followthe instructionsregardingheat dispersionfor parts
whichgenerateheat.

OAssemblethe kit accordingto the instructionsin this


manual.
Attemptingto changethe productspecifications(pressure
resistance,electriccurrent,etc.)from thosespecifiedby
this companyat the time of designmay resultin
malfunctionor an accident.

O nOeOTlC ARM EDGEspecifications,shape ,etc.are


subjectto changewithoutnotice.
Additional cautions regarding ROBOTICARM EDGE

OWhen using batteries,pleasebe carefulof the


followingpoints:

1. Insertbatterieswith the polarity(+7-;


terminals
positionedcorrectly

2. Do not short-circuitbatteryterminals,disassemble
batteries,applyheatto them,or discardthem in fire.
Doingso may resultin heatgeneration, liquidleakage,
or explosion.

3. After use, be sure to removethe batteries.

4. Keep batteriesand the batteryholderfrom gettingwet.


lf they get wet, removethe batteriesand wipe the
batteriesand batteryholderdry with a cloth.
ELPFUL HINTS Before ASSEM

fCutting of parts
Use a penknifeto cut small parts off the
runners.Cut the parts so that burrs remain
on the parts,and then file off the burrs
from the small parts after cuttingthem free
off the runners.

f Using tapping screws


tapping screws, like wood screws,can cut
threads in the materialsthey are screwed
into at the same time as they fasten parts
to that material.
lf you tighten a tapping screw in one
motion,it will become hard to turn the
screw at a certain point, it may become a. A good way of
impossibleto fully tightenthe screw, and tightening the
the screw head may break. A better way is tapping screws
to tightenthe screw until it becomes
difficultto tighten further,then loosenthe
screw slightlybefore retighteningit further. 1. Screw in.
Repeatthis actionseveraltimesuntilthe 2. Looseena little.
screw is completelytightened. 3. Screw in again.

f lgntening of screws and nuts


lf screws and nuts are not tightened
sufficiently,they may loosenwhen
""-p Nuts

ROBOTICARM EDGE is operated,


resultingin parts fallingoff during
operation.On the other hand,
overtighteningmay cause parts to become
warped, making movementdifficult,or in
the worst cases, impossible.Tighten
screws and nuts sufficiently,but without
overtightening.

f MecnanicalParts List
Parts requiredfor assemblyare maintainedin the
mechanicalparts list. This will help identifyparts in the
assemblyprocess.
Contents

ROBOTIC
ARM EDGE:

1. ProductIntroduction P.1
2. ToolsYouMayNeed P.1
3. Mechanical
PartsList P.2
4. PlasticParts P.3
5. MechanicalAssembly P.5

WiredControl Box:

1. Product .. .
Introduction .-.-. p.z7

2. ToolsYouMayNeed ..' p.27

3. Mechanical
PartsList . p.2T

4. Pfastic
Parts . ... p.z8

5. MechanicalAssembly . p.2A

How it Works p.31

TroubleShooting .. p.33

CircuitDiagram .. . p.33
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Wth RoboticArm Edge,commandthe gripperto


openand close,wristmotionof 120degrees,an
extensiveelbowrangeof 300degrees,baserotation
of 270 degrees,basemotionof 180degrees,
verticalreachof 15 inches,horizontalreachof
12.6inches,andliftingcapacityof 1009.
WOW! Someof the addedfeaturesincludea
searchlightdesignon the gripperand a safetygear
audibleindicatoris includedon allfivegearboxes
to preventany potentialinjuryor gearbreakage
duringoperation.

Maximumlift: 1009.
D i m e n s i o n s : 9 " Lx 6 . 3 " W x 1 5 " H
Weighfi 558 g
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Powersource required:
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Wired Control Box
Usingfive leversto controltheRoboticArmEdge
movesup and down,left and right,anotheron-off
switchto controlthesearchlight.
Connectwithmainunitby a 100cmflatcable.

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O wiring

O FinishedProduct
M3:ElbowMotion
M2:WristMotion

M1:Gripper

SearchLight

M4:BaseMotion

M5:BaseRotation

30
1. Pushany leveron the wiredcontrollerto startoperation.

2.The different12 movements


of the RoboticArmEdgeas shownbelow:

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3.Workingarea:

4. All the fivegearboxesequippedwithsafetygear,whenthe armopen, close,up or


lowerto the maximumposition,and userkeepspushingthe buttons,the safety
gear willstartto workto protectthe gearboxandmake'da,da,da...'sound.

5. To extendthe lifeof gearbox,releasethe buttonsonceyou hearthe safetygear


emit 'da,da,da'sound.
refer0@on page23,24)
1. Ensureallwiringsarecorrect.(Please

2. lf the RoboticArmEdgedoesnot haveany responseto the wiredcontroller, please


checkif the 'BATTERY' and 'GND'connectorsare in rightposition,and alsoif the
batteriesare placedin correctpolarity.(Please
refer(Donpage13 )

3. lf the RoboticArm Edgemoveswrongdirection,pleasecheckif wiringof Ml , M2,


M3,M4,M5 are reversed.(PleasereferO@on page23,24)

doesnot light,pleasecheckif the 'L' connectoris correct.


4. lf the searchlight
(Pleaserefer(D(Eonpage23,24)

Wired Control Box

RoboticArm Edge

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