In some application you may want to have to possibility to change from one gripper to another. This can be done using a tool changer.The following illustration shows the hardware stack of such setup.Here below is the program structure use for tool changing. It involve the use of rq_cycle_tool_voltage_until_connection command which is attached to this article.Before changing the tool, the wrist 24V power is cut using the set_tool_voltage script command.Then the tool change happenAfter the tool change is done, the command rq_cycle_tool_voltage_until_connection is executed. This script command establish the gripper connection.Finally the gripper is activatedHere below is a summary video:
In some application you may want to have to possibility to change from one gripper to another. This can be done using a tool changer.


The following illustration shows the hardware stack of such setup.
Here below is the program structure use for tool changing. It involve the use of rq_cycle_tool_voltage_until_connection command which is attached to this article.
- Before changing the
tool, the wrist 24V power is cut using the set_tool_voltage
script command.
- Then the tool change happen
- After the tool
change is done, the command rq_cycle_tool_voltage_until_connection is executed. This script
command establish the gripper connection.
- Finally the gripper is activated
Here below is a summary video: