[Mode]-[Log] button

Details of the displayed dialog box

Select [Mode]-the [Log] button to display the following dialog box.

When the [Single File] button is selected
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When the [Multiple Files] button is selected
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Item
Description
Graph area

Force information or positional information of the robot which is saved in a file is displayed in a graph.

You can select several files and compare them on the graph.

When selecting a single file:

There are [Force], [1D Pos], [2D Pos], and [Pos Diff] tabs in graph area.

When selecting multiple files:

There are [Force], [torque], [2D Pos], and [Pos Diff] tabs in the graph area.

You can switch a tab depending on usage.

For details of each tab, refer to the following section.

Graph

Single File

Display a single log data file on a graph.

You can analyze or check it.

Single Log File

Set a log data file to display.

Select a target file from the [Select Data File] dialog box of log data file. Click the [Open] button to display it on a graph.

Log File Data Start / End

Set a display range of the log data.

Time : Set a start time or an end time (sec).

StepID : Set StepID to start or end.

Multiple Files

Overlay multiple log data files on a graph to display.

You can compare them or check variations.

Multiple Log Data Files

You can select the either one of the following loading methods by clicking the [Multiple Files] button.

Individual Files

Files in Folder

[Individual Files] button:

You can add or remove a target file in a unit of file.

[Add] Button

The [Select Data File] dialog box is displayed. Select a target file and click the [Open] button to add the file.

[Remove] button:

Select and click the target files to be removed from a list of log data files. Removal message is displayed. Click the [Yes] button and remove the file.

[Files in Folder] button:

You can select a target file in a unit of folder.

Folder:

Click the button to display the reference dialog box of the folder. Select a target folder and click the [OK] button to add the file.

Added file is displayed on the [Log Data Files]. Files with checkmarks are displayed on graph.

You can display up to 50 files on a graph simultaneously.

How to Load a Single Log File

  1. Select the [Single File] button.
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  2. Click the button shown below.
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  3. The [Select Data File] dialog box is displayed.
    Select a target file in the [File name] box.
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  4. Click the [Open] button.
    Log data is displayed in the graph.
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How to Load Multiple Log Data Files

Select individual files

  1. Click the [Multiple Files] button.
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  2. Select the [Individual Files] button.
  3. Click the [Add] button. The [Select Data File] dialog box is displayed.
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  4. Select a target file in the [File name] box.
  5. Click the [Open] button.
    File is added to the [Log Data Files]. When placing a checkmark in the checkbox, the log data is displayed in the graph.
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Key Point


When you restart the [Force Monitor] dialog box while the check marks are placed in the checkboxes of the files displayed in [Log Data Files], it will take time to load the files.

  • When you want to add files to be displayed on a graph:
    Click the [Add] button.

  • When you want to remove a file to be displayed from a graph:
    There are two methods.

    1. Remove a check mark from the list of [Log Data Files].

    2. Select the target file and click the [Remove] button. When you click the [Remove] button, the following message is displayed.
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      Confirm the message and click the [Yes] button. Target file is removed from the list of [Log Data Files].
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Select a folder

  1. Click the [Multiple Files] button.
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  2. Click the [Files in Folder] button.
  3. Click the button shown below.
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  4. The [Browse for Folder] dialog box appears.
    Select a target folder.
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  5. Click the [OK] button. File is added to the [Log Data Files].
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    When placing a checkmark in the checkbox, the log data is displayed in the graph.
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