Communication Component Release Notes

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Communication Component 2.1.2 Release Notes

This section introduces the new features and improvements of Communication Component 2.1.2.

New Features

In Communication Component 2.1.2, the following robot brands have been added for Master-Control communication and/or Standard Interface communication.

Robot Master-Control communication Standard Interface communication

DOBOT CRA robots

Elite CS robots

ESTUN robots

FANUC robots (V10)

JAKA robots (V1.7.1)

UR robots (PolyScope X)

MELFA four-axis robots

Improvements

Updates to Standard Interface Communication

  • 201 command optimization: When the robot pose type is set to 0, the start point of planned path is changed from the zero point (0,0,0,0,0,0) to the home point set in Mech-Viz.

  • 601 command optimization: The message can now be cached in the vision system for 3 seconds, up from the previous 1 second.

  • URCap plugin upgrade: Supports receiving the joint positions returned by Mech-Viz to ensure the actual motion trajectory of the robot matches the simulation trajectory.

  • Get_Data command added to JAKA robots: Supports obtaining the poses, labels, and tool IDs of vision points or waypoints.

  • The following commands have been optimized for TM (TMflow2) robots:

    • MM init command: Supports specifying sockets.

    • Receive Viz command: Supports receiving joint positions returned by Mech-Viz.

  • YASKAWA calibration optimization: If linear motion is selected during calibration, joint positions can be used.

  • ABB, FANUC, KUKA, and YASKAWA program optimization: The maximum number of total poses retrieved from the vision system has been increased from 50 to 100.

Updates to Master-Control Communication

  • DENSO DI detection: The number of DIs has been increased from 8 to 16.

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