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| ====== Control System ====== | ====== Control System ====== | ||
| + | The ntb version has a motor in the tool point center (TCP). Positive direction is clockwise when seen from the top. | ||
| The control system is the same as [[..:: | The control system is the same as [[..:: | ||
| It is only possible to switch between mouse motion and automatic motion, where the automatic motions is the sorting and shuffling of the three blocks. | It is only possible to switch between mouse motion and automatic motion, where the automatic motions is the sorting and shuffling of the three blocks. | ||
| - | Also, it has a forth axis and the '' | + | Also, it has a forth axis for turning the TCP and the '' | 
| {{: | {{: | ||
| |Control System of the Delta Roboter}} | |Control System of the Delta Roboter}} | ||
| - | When detecting blocks, the TCP moves down for a first step. Then it switches to force mode. In that mode, it moves forward by applying a constant force. This force should be as low as possible to avoid loud clicking when making contact with a block while it must be high enough to overcome friction. | + | When detecting blocks, the TCP moves down in a first step. Then it switches to force mode. In that mode, it moves forward by applying a constant force. This force should be as low as possible to avoid loud clicking when making contact with a block while it must be high enough to overcome friction. | 
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