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BullsEye® 7
BullsEye® Installation
4.3 Software Installation
With the Program Window of the Teach Pendant displayed, select FILE, then
OPEN, and choose the "BullsEye" System Module from the floppy disk or other
drive location where the module has been stored. This will load th program from
the floppy into the robot controller where it will reside in memory. Acknowledge
any reference errors displayed on the Teach Pendant and follow the same
procedurees to load the "TCPData" Program Module from the floppy disk.
(EasyArc users will load TCP_Data Program Module.) Finally load the BE_text
System Module in the same way. Alteratively, BE_text may be installed as a Build-
in module. Note that the system must have at least 250 kb free memory to run this
software.
Required modules:
BullsEye.sys, BE_text.sys, and one of the following: TCPdata.mod or
TCP_Data.mod.
Module Details:
BullsEye.sys
BE_text.sys
TCPdata.mod
TCP_Data.mod Loaded
Software Setup:
Prepare the robot, the torch and BullsEye
visible on the Teach Pendant, select the VIEW Menu Key, select MODULE,
highlight "BULLSEYE" and press ENTER. Now highlight the routine
"SetupBullsEye" and press ENTER. Press the TEST Function Key. With the
robot ready to operate and the enabling devise activated, you may begin the
program by pressing the START Function Key.
The BullsEye® setup routines can also be called from the EasyArc program. Refer
to the appropriate EasyArc instructions for starting and running this program.
Upon starting the setup program, the first screen displayed will tell you the module
version number and that the program running is "...for setting up the BullsEye".
Press PROCEED.
The next screen is regarding Copyright and Patent information concerning the
®
BullsEye
Now the Teach Pendant will display the Present Selections Screen. To change any
of the parameters shown, select the corresponding Function Key. To keep the
parameters shown press OK.
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Loaded
Loaded of Built-in
Loaded
software. Press PROCEED.
Task 0
noview/encrypted
Task 0
noview/encrypted
Task 0
open (non-EasyArc)
Task 0
open (EasyArc)
®
for use. With the Program Window
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