BenchBot Robot User Guide : Using BenchBot Diagnostics : Jogging the robot

Jogging the robot
 
 
About this topic
Jogging the robot moves the robot in small, precise increments. You can jog the robot to fine-tune its position when creating and editing teachpoints or during troubleshooting.
The BenchBot Robot movements can be controlled or monitored from two different perspectives:
This topic explains how the two perspectives are different and how to jog the robot in each perspective.
Joint space
You can use a joint-space command to rotate the robot about its shoulder (1), rotate its forearm about the elbow (2), or rotate the hand about the wrist (3). In addition, you can move the robot arm up and down along the mast or z-axis (4).
 
Tool space
You can use a tool-space command to move a combination of robot joints so that the labware moves to its target location, (x, y, z, yaw). In tool space, all movements are relative to the current position of the center of the labware.
 
Procedure
To select a perspective:
In the Jog/Move tab, select Tool or Joint.
 
To jog the robot:
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2
 
 
In the Robot Status area, the robot coordinates are updated.
 
 
 
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