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The RoArm-M2-S's EoAT (End of End Thing) is shipped with the "clamp" mounting configuration, but the RoArm-M2-S's EoAT supports both types of mounting configurations. Therefore, this tutorial describes how to change the mounting structure of the EoAT.
If you want to change the EoAT from the "clamp" to "wrist", you need to change the EoAT types.
{"T":1,"cmd":0}
Note: if the EoAT structure changes, the EEMode value should be changed accordingly.
If you will not be changing the EoAT structure for a long time and need to automatically set EEMode to 1 every time you power up, you can enter the following command:
{"T":222,"name":"boot","step":"{\"T\":1,\"mode\":1}"}
The RoArm-M2-S demo includes a Flash filesystem section that can be used to store some settings and task files. The task file named boot is automatically run at boot, see the tutorial on how to operate the FLASH filesystem. The command here will add a JSON command that sets the EEMode value to 1 to the boot task file.
Note: this command is only applicable when the EEMode is 1.
{"T":2,"pos":3,"ea":0,"eb":20}
Explanation: When these values are set, the endpoint of the robotic arm will correspondingly change. For instance, if you insert a screwdriver into an assembly hole with a 4.2mm diameter, the length of the screwdriver is 20mm, and you set pos to 2, ea to 0, and eb to 20, all movements controlled by the endpoint coordinates of the robotic arm will be based on the tip of the screwdriver, not the original endpoint of the arm.
{"T":107,"tor":200}