I. MyArm M750

1 List of product standards

1.1 Product List Pictures

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1.2 Product Standards List Comparison Table

Note: Once the box is in place, please make sure the robot packaging is intact. In case of damage, please contact the logistics company and the supplier in your area. After opening the box, please check the actual contents of the box against the list of items.

2 Product Unboxing Guide

2.1 Product Unboxing Graphic Guide

Why you need to follow the steps to disassemble the product

In this section, we strongly recommend following the specified steps for disassembling the product. This not only helps to ensure that the product is not damaged during transport, but also minimises the risk of accidental failure. Please read the following illustrated guide carefully to ensure the safety of your product during unpacking.

• 1 Check the packing box for damage. In case of damage, please contact the logistics company and the supplier in your area.
• 2 Open the box and take out the product brochure, sponge packaging cover, myCobot robot arm, matching power supply, emergency stop switch, flat base and accessory bag.
• 3 Make sure each step is completed before moving on to the next to prevent unnecessary damage or omissions.

Note: After removing the product, please check the appearance of each item carefully. Please check the actual items in the box against the list of items.

2.2 Product unboxing video guide

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3 Structural installation and fixing

myArm weighs 3.2kg. Since the centre of gravity changes as the robot moves during use, it is required that the robot be fixed on a sturdy base from the outset. Either a fixed base or a mobile base is possible.

3.1 graphic guide

Basic Interface Dimensions

• The base mounting holes are the interface between the robot and other bases or planes. The holes are shown below. There are 4 countersunk holes with a diameter of 4.5 mm that can be secured with M6 bolts.

• The end mounts have flanges that are compatible with LEGO component holes and threaded holes. Ensure the appropriate threaded holes are present in the fixing base before installation.

Before installing, please make sure:

• Environmental conditions meet the requirements listed in section 2.2.4.3.1 above.
• The mounting position is not smaller than the working range of the robot and has sufficient space for installation, use, maintenance and repair.
• Place the base in a suitable position.
• Prepare tools related to installation, such as screws and spanners.
• After confirming the above steps, move the robot to the base mounting table, adjust the robot position, and align the fixing holes in the robot base with the holes in the base mounting table. After aligning the holes, align the screws with the holes and tighten them.

CAUTION: When adjusting the robot's position on the base mounting table, do not push or pull the robot directly on the base mounting table as this may cause scratches. When manually moving the robot, do not apply external force to the vulnerable parts of the body to avoid unnecessary damage to the robot.

• Once the robot is installed, it is ready for cable connection and use.

3.2 Video guide

4 External cable connection

4.1 graphic guide

Before operation, make sure you have read Chapter 3 Safety Instructions to ensure safe operation. Meanwhile, connect the power adapter to the robot arm and fix the robot arm base on the table.

The myArm must be powered by an external power supply to provide adequate power:

• Rated Voltage: 24V

• Rated current: 9.4A

• Plug Type: R7B

  

Please note that it is not possible to use only the plug-in TypeC power supply. Please use an officially approved power supply to avoid damaging the arm.

The use case diagram is shown below: (Please align the use case diagram carefully for connection)

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5 Boot status display

5.1 Graphic guidance

5.1.1 Switching on the power supply

Ensure that the power adapter, emergency stop switch and HDMI monitor are connected and press the power switch Start button (round).

5.1.2 Machine Startup

During startup, the screen appears as a delayed wait screen.

5.1.3 Status Display

The display shows information about the system desktop.

II.MyArm C650

1. Product Standard Inventory

Product List Image

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Product Standard Inventory Comparison Table

Note: After the packaging box is in place, please confirm that the robot packaging is intact. If damaged, please contact the logistics company and your local supplier promptly. After unpacking, please check the actual items in the box according to the item list.

2. Product Unboxing Guide

Product Unboxing Graphic Guide

Why Follow Step-by-Step Disassembly

In this section, we strongly recommend disassembling the product according to the specified steps. This not only helps ensure that the product is not damaged during transportation but also minimizes the risk of accidental faults. Please carefully read the following graphic guide to ensure the safety of your product during unboxing.

• 1 Check if the packaging box is damaged. If damaged, please contact the logistics company and your local supplier promptly.
• 2 Open the packaging box and take out the product brochure, sponge packaging cover, myArm robot arm, matching power supply, emergency stop switch, flat base, and accessory package.
• 3 Make sure each step is completed before proceeding to the next to prevent unnecessary damage or omissions.

Note: After removing the product, carefully inspect the appearance of each item. Check the actual items in the packaging box against the item list.

Product Unboxing Video Guide

3. Power-On Test Guide

3.1 Structural Installation and Fixation

The myArm weighs 1.8 kilograms. Because the center of gravity changes with the robot's movement during use, it is required that the robot be fixed on a sturdy base at the beginning. Both fixed and mobile bases are acceptable.

Graphic Guide

Basic Interface Dimensions

• The base fixing hole is the interface between the robot and other bases or surfaces. The specific hole size is shown in the figure below. There are 4 counterbores with a diameter of 4.5 millimeters, which can be fixed with M6 bolts.

• The end is equipped with a flange for compatibility with LEGO component holes and threaded holes. Before installation, make sure there are corresponding threaded holes on the fixed base.

Before Installation, Please Confirm

• Environmental conditions meet the requirements listed.
• The installation location is not smaller than the robot's working range, and there is sufficient space for installation, use, maintenance, and repair.
• Place the base in the appropriate position.
• Prepare tools related to installation, such as screws, wrenches, etc.
• After confirming the above steps, move the robot to the base installation platform, adjust the position of the robot, align the fixing holes of the robot base with the holes on the base installation platform, align the screws with the holes, and tighten them after aligning.

Note: When adjusting the position of the robot on the base installation platform, do not push or pull the robot directly on the base installation platform to avoid scratching. When manually moving the robot, do not apply external force to the vulnerable parts of the robot to avoid unnecessary damage to the robot.

• After the robot is installed, cable connection and use can be performed.

Video Guide

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3.2 External Cable Connection

Graphic Guide

Before operation, please ensure that you have read the Chapter 3 Safety Instructions to ensure safe operation. At the same time, connect the power adapter to the mechanical arm and fix the mechanical arm base on the desktop.

The myArm must be powered by an external power supply to provide sufficient power:

• Rated Voltage: 12V
• Rated Current: 5A
• Plug Type: DC Circular Interface

Please note that you cannot only use TypeC for power supply. Please use the officially recognized power supply to avoid damage to the mechanical arm.

The use case diagram is shown in the figure below: (Please align the use case diagram carefully for connection)

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3.3 Power-On Status Display

Graphic Guide

3.3.1 Connect Power

Start immediately after connecting the power cord.

3.3.2 Machine Startup

During startup, the screen will display a delay waiting interface.

3.3.3 State Display

The display screen shows relevant information about the system desktop.

III. Frame mounting

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