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30 posts | Last Activity on 05-11-2024 10:11 by caa
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caa 05-11-2024 10:11, 7 days ago
Re: common ABB robot errors and solutions
### 7. **Error 20254: Encoder Communication Fault** - **Cause:** The encoder, which tracks the position of the robot’s arm, has an issue communicating with the controller. - **Solution:** - Check encoder cable connections for any signs of wear or damage. - Reset the encoder and controller to clear temporary communication glitches. - Replace the encoder if the issue is persistent. ### 8. **Error 20223: Brake Release Failure** - **Cause:** This error means the brake on one of the robot joints failed to release properly. - **Solution:** - Inspect the brake for wear or damage. - Test the brake function and, if necessary, replace the brake or the associated components. - Re-calibrate the joint position if required. ### 9. **Error 38911: Safety Controller Failure** - **Cause:** Indicates an issue with the safety controller, which may cause the robot to shut down for safety reasons. - **Solution:** - Inspect the safety circuits, including emergency stops, protective doors, and safety relays. - Restart the robot controller. - If unresolved, consult ABB support for further diagnostics. ### 10. **Error 37020: Position Deviation Fault** - **Cause:** The robot’s actual position deviates significantly from the commanded position. - **Solution:** - Check for obstructions or interference in the robot’s path. - Verify payload setup and make sure it’s balanced and securely mounted. - Adjust the robot’s speed and acceleration settings if needed to prevent overshooting. ABB robots come with robust diagnostics, but always refer to the specific documentation for the robot model in use, as exact error codes and solutions can vary between models.
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caa 05-11-2024 10:11, 7 days ago
Re: common ABB robot errors and solutions
### 4. **Error 20216: Drive Overtemperature** - **Cause:** Excessive temperature in one of the drive units. - **Solution:** - Ensure adequate cooling and ventilation around the robot. - Check for dust accumulation in cooling fans or vents and clean them. - Avoid overloading the robot, as it can increase heat generation. ### 5. **Error 38008: System Software Fault** - **Cause:** This can be due to a software issue or corruption in the controller. - **Solution:** - Restart the robot controller. - If the error persists, reinstall or update the software. - Contact ABB support if the issue cannot be resolved with software updates. ### 6. **Error 20208: Battery Backup Fault** - **Cause:** This error indicates a failure or low charge in the backup battery. - **Solution:** - Replace the backup battery as per ABB’s recommendations. - Ensure that the robot is powered down when replacing the battery to avoid loss of data.
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caa 05-11-2024 10:10, 7 days ago
Re: common ABB robot errors and solutions
Here’s a list of some common ABB robot errors and solutions: ### 1. **Error 20204: Overload Fault** - **Cause:** This fault occurs when the robot experiences a mechanical overload, typically due to excessive load or obstruction in its movement. - **Solution:** - Check the payload and ensure it’s within the robot’s rated capacity. - Remove any obstructions in the robot’s path. - Recalibrate or reconfigure if necessary. ### 2. **Error 20002: Joint Collision** - **Cause:** This error is triggered when a joint collides with another object or part of the robot. - **Solution:** - Check for physical obstructions in the work area. - Reprogram the robot’s path to avoid risky moves. - Inspect for worn-out parts that could be causing improper movements. ### 3. **Error 20311: Resolver Fault** - **Cause:** This error occurs due to an issue with the resolver, which provides feedback on the motor’s position and speed. - **Solution:** - Check connections for any loose or damaged cables. - Replace the resolver or motor if the issue persists. - Perform calibration on the affected motor.
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caa 02-11-2024 23:01, 9 days ago
Re: what is Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
### Example of a Basic RPA Workflow Let’s say we have a task where a bot needs to: 1. Open an email application and check for specific types of messages. 2. Download any attached Excel files from those messages. 3. Extract data from the Excel file. 4. Log into a database or web application and enter this data. 5. Send a confirmation email once the process is complete. With an RPA platform like UiPath, you can automate this workflow visually, using pre-built components for email handling, file reading, data extraction, and web interaction. ### Getting Started with RPA To get started, you would: 1. **Identify the Process**: Choose repetitive and rule-based tasks that would benefit from automation. 2. **Design the Workflow**: Use an RPA platform to build a workflow. 3. **Deploy the Bot**: Test and deploy the bot in a production environment. 4. **Monitor and Optimize**: Regularly monitor bot performance and make adjustments as needed. RPA is powerful for organizations looking to improve efficiency in routine processes, and it’s often the first step in digital transformation for companies aiming to leverage automation and AI.
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caa 02-11-2024 23:01, 9 days ago
Re: what is Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
### Example Use Cases for RPA 1. **Data Entry**: Automating data entry tasks from documents into ERP systems or databases. 2. **Invoice Processing**: Reading and validating invoices for accounts payable. 3. **Customer Service**: Automating responses to common customer inquiries or updating customer information. 4. **Compliance Reporting**: Automating regulatory reports by collecting and organizing data from various sources. 5. **Human Resources**: Automating tasks like onboarding, payroll, or employee data updates. ### Benefits of RPA - **Increased Efficiency**: Bots work faster than humans and can handle tasks without breaks. - **Cost Reduction**: Reduces the need for human resources in repetitive tasks. - **Enhanced Accuracy**: Bots reduce the likelihood of errors in repetitive tasks. - **Scalability**: Bots can easily be scaled up or down based on demand. - **Employee Satisfaction**: Frees up employees to focus on more complex, value-added tasks. ### Common RPA Platforms - **UiPath**: Known for its user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, powerful integrations, and large library of pre-built automation activities. - **Automation Anywhere**: Offers robust unattended automation capabilities and easy integration with AI-powered features. - **Blue Prism**: Known for enterprise-grade automation with a focus on scalability and robust governance.
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caa 02-11-2024 23:01, 9 days ago
Re: what is Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology that automates repetitive, rule-based tasks that are usually performed by humans. RPA "bots" or "software robots" use a computer interface to mimic the actions of a human worker, such as data entry, invoice processing, or information scraping from websites. These bots interact with applications just like humans do, through the graphical user interface (GUI), without needing complex integrations. ### Key Components of RPA 1. **RPA Software/Platform**: Tools like UiPath, Automation Anywhere, and Blue Prism are popular platforms for designing, deploying, and managing RPA bots. 2. **Automation Scripts**: The actual programs that tell bots what tasks to perform, written in visual drag-and-drop workflows or scripts. 3. **Bot Types**: - **Attended Bots**: Require human interaction and are designed to assist workers. - **Unattended Bots**: Operate autonomously and can run around the clock without human intervention. ### How RPA Works RPA bots can handle various functions by: - Reading and extracting data from documents or forms. - Logging into applications or websites. - Copying and pasting information between systems. - Performing calculations or data analysis. - Processing transactions or managing data within databases.
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caa 30-10-2024 21:29, 12 days ago
Re: ABB robots error codes
### 5. **50000-50500: Program Execution Errors** - **Error 50010**: Program stop due to fault. - **Solution**: Identify and correct the program error causing the stop (e.g., syntax errors or uninitialized variables). - **Error 50100**: Uninitialized variable used. - **Solution**: Initialize variables in the program or in system parameters. ### 6. **60000-60500: System Errors** - **Error 60014**: System overload. - **Solution**: Check CPU load, close unnecessary programs, or restart the controller. - **Error 60152**: Memory error. - **Solution**: Clear memory, optimize programs, or increase memory allocation if possible. ### 7. **70000-70500: Tool and Payload Errors** - **Error 70021**: Tool not calibrated. - **Solution**: Calibrate the tool using the teach pendant or RobotStudio. - **Error 70153**: Payload data error. - **Solution**: Ensure correct payload data entry in the tool configuration to match the physical tool and workpiece. ### 8. **80000-80500: Calibration and Backup Errors** - **Error 80020**: Calibration needed. - **Solution**: Perform a full calibration of the robot arm and any attached tools. - **Error 80100**: Backup failure. - **Solution**: Re-attempt backup; check storage device and free up space if necessary. Each ABB robot model may have specific error codes, so for exact details and troubleshooting, refer to the ABB error code manual or the ABB Robotics documentation.
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caa 30-10-2024 21:29, 12 days ago
Re: ABB robots error codes
ABB robots provide error codes to diagnose issues with the system, motion, or controller. Here’s a summary of common error codes you might encounter, along with possible solutions: ### 1. **10010-10050: Safety and Emergency Stop Errors** - **Error 10011**: Emergency stop activated. - **Solution**: Check and reset the emergency stop button on the controller or the robot's teach pendant. - **Error 10012**: Safety circuit fault. - **Solution**: Inspect safety switches, relays, and connections; replace if needed. ### 2. **20000-20500: Motion System Errors** - **Error 20222**: Joint speed error. - **Solution**: Verify that joint speeds and accelerations are within allowed limits; adjust motion parameters. - **Error 20252**: Overload on joint. - **Solution**: Check for mechanical obstructions or excessive load on the joint; reduce payload if necessary. ### 3. **30000-30500: Controller Communication Errors** - **Error 30152**: Communication with drive module lost. - **Solution**: Restart the controller, check all cables, and ensure proper grounding. - **Error 30212**: Loss of communication with FlexPendant. - **Solution**: Restart FlexPendant or reconnect it to the controller. ### 4. **40000-40500: IO and Signal Errors** - **Error 40061**: IO signal configuration error. - **Solution**: Ensure correct IO configuration in RobotStudio or the system parameters; reconfigure if needed. - **Error 40100**: IO board not detected. - **Solution**: Check the physical connections of the IO board and ensure it's compatible with the controller.
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caa 26-10-2024 01:06, 17 days ago
Re: FANUC M-20iA errors
### 5. **System and Software Errors** - **PRIO-037 I/O Config Error**: This error occurs if there is a mismatch in the I/O configuration settings. Double-check the I/O setup, especially after any hardware changes. - **MCTL-013 Pause Request**: Generated when there’s a request to pause the robot (often from an external device). Check the program logic or external connections to resolve the pause request. - **SYST-011 System Alarm**: This error is often related to internal software conflicts or issues with the robot controller. Restarting the robot may clear the error; if it persists, contact FANUC support. ### 6. **Safety and Emergency Stop Errors** - **SYST-056 Safety Fence Open**: Triggered when the safety fence is open or a safety sensor is activated. Verify that all safety doors are closed and that safety interlocks are functioning properly. - **SYST-045 Emergency Stop**: Indicates that an emergency stop has been activated. Ensure all emergency stops are released and then reset the robot. - **SYST-012 External Hold**: Occurs when an external hold signal is active. Verify the signal source and release the hold if safe to do so. ### Troubleshooting Tips - **Check Documentation**: FANUC robots come with detailed manuals specifying each error code and corrective actions. - **Use the Teach Pendant**: The teach pendant provides error details and can help diagnose the issue. - **Restart and Reset**: Some errors may clear after a restart. If an error persists, use the controller’s reset function. - **Inspect Connections**: Ensure all cables, power sources, and external devices are securely connected. - **Contact FANUC Support**: For complex or unresolved errors, FANUC support may be necessary.
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caa 26-10-2024 01:05, 17 days ago
Re: FANUC M-20iA errors
The FANUC M-20iA is a versatile industrial robot, but like any robotic system, it can experience errors related to motion, communication, safety, and programming. Here’s an overview of common FANUC M-20iA error types and how to troubleshoot them: ### 1. **Servo and Motion Errors** - **SRVO-062 SERVO alarm**: This is a general servo alarm that can be caused by overloading, exceeding speed limits, or a wiring issue. Check for loose connections or overload on the axis in question. - **SRVO-050 Collision Detect**: This error indicates a collision on one or more axes. Verify that the robot's path is clear of obstacles, and check the collision sensitivity settings if they are too low. - **SRVO-068 Stop Error**: Often related to emergency stops or exceeding motion limits. Check the emergency stop buttons and confirm if any motion limits have been triggered. ### 2. **Overtravel and Axis Errors** - **SRVO-045 Limit Error**: This error occurs when the robot exceeds its designated travel limits. Move the robot back within its operational limits using the teach pendant. - **SRVO-021 Disturbance Excess**: This error can happen if there’s excessive force or load on an axis, possibly due to incorrect payload settings. Verify the payload configuration in the controller. - **SRVO-003 Deadman Switch Released**: Triggered when the deadman switch on the teach pendant is released. Press the switch again to continue robot operation. ### 3. **Battery and Power Supply Errors** - **SRVO-065 Battery Alarm**: This error indicates a low or dead battery, which can lead to loss of mastering data. Replace the battery as soon as possible and re-master the robot axes if necessary. - **SRVO-231 Power Supply Alarm**: Typically caused by unstable or insufficient power to the controller or servo amplifiers. Check the power supply to ensure consistent voltage and inspect for loose or damaged cables. ### 4. **Communication Errors** - **COMM-053 Connection Lost**: This indicates a loss of communication between the robot and other devices, such as the PLC. Check network connections and verify that IP configurations are correct. - **COMM-057 Ethernet/IP Scanner**: Occurs when there’s a communication error on an Ethernet/IP network. Inspect Ethernet cables, verify IP addresses, and confirm that the Ethernet/IP module settings are properly configured.
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caa 26-10-2024 01:04, 17 days ago
Re: The top 5 industrial robots
The top industrial robots are often ranked based on their versatility, durability, application areas, and technological advancements. Here are the top 5 industrial robots widely regarded as leaders in the field, spanning various industries: ### 1. **FANUC M-20iA** - **Description**: Known for its high speed and flexibility, the FANUC M-20iA is designed for material handling and assembly applications. It has a lightweight arm and high strength-to-weight ratio, making it efficient in handling tasks up to 20 kg. - **Key Features**: 6-axis design, precision in pick-and-place applications, and built-in vision systems for improved accuracy. - **Industries**: Automotive, electronics, food processing. ### 2. **KUKA KR AGILUS Series** - **Description**: The KR AGILUS series is compact and designed for high-speed performance, specifically in confined spaces. The KR AGILUS is extremely versatile, handling applications like packaging, assembly, and inspection. - **Key Features**: 6-axis, splash-proof variants available, and equipped with KUKA’s KORE technology for precise control. - **Industries**: Electronics, pharmaceuticals, automotive. ### 3. **ABB IRB 6700** - **Description**: The IRB 6700 is known for its heavy payload capacity, capable of handling up to 300 kg, and is often used for heavy-duty applications. It’s recognized for durability and minimal maintenance. - **Key Features**: High payload, long reach, energy-efficient, and robust design. - **Industries**: Automotive, metal fabrication, general manufacturing. ### 4. **Yaskawa Motoman GP Series** - **Description**: The Motoman GP series, with models such as the GP8 and GP12, is designed for fast and precise handling. Its streamlined design makes it easy to integrate into tight spaces, and it has a variety of payload options from 7 kg to 600 kg. - **Key Features**: High-speed operation, 6-axis configuration, and built-in sensor options for adaptive applications. - **Industries**: Food, packaging, automotive, electronics. ### 5. **Universal Robots UR5e** - **Description**: Universal Robots’ UR5e is a collaborative robot (cobot), designed to work safely alongside humans. It is easy to program, compact, and highly adaptable to various applications, particularly in small and medium-sized businesses. - **Key Features**: 6-axis, lightweight, user-friendly programming interface, and force sensing for safe human collaboration. - **Industries**: Assembly, quality inspection, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage. These robots showcase the diversity and advancement in industrial robotics, catering to specific needs from lightweight collaborative applications to heavy-duty operations in automotive and manufacturing sectors.
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caa 25-10-2024 05:53, 18 days ago
Re: Major kuka robot errors
### Troubleshooting Tips - **Check Documentation**: The KUKA error codes in the robot's manual provide specific troubleshooting steps. - **Log Analysis**: The KUKA SmartPad or KUKA WorkVisual tool can help you analyze logs for detailed error diagnostics. - **Resetting the Robot**: Sometimes, errors can be cleared by rebooting the controller or performing a warm start. - **Support**: For persistent issues, contacting KUKA support may be necessary.
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caa 25-10-2024 05:53, 18 days ago
Re: Major kuka robot errors
### 4. **Safety Errors** - **KSS01530 – Safety Stop Error**: This indicates that an emergency stop or a safety limit has been reached. Check the emergency stop buttons, safety doors, and sensors for activation. - **KSS01506 – Emergency Stop**: This error is triggered if any of the emergency stops are pressed. Check and reset all emergency stop buttons on the controller, teach pendant, and any external connected devices. ### 5. **Software and Programming Errors** - **KSS14001 – Program Path Not Found**: This error means the controller can't locate the program file. Verify the program path and load the correct file. - **KSS00404 – Subnet Mask Error**: Incorrect network settings, such as subnet mask mismatch, can cause this error. Confirm and adjust network configurations if needed. - **KSS01056 – Variable Not Defined**: This error arises if a variable in the program is undefined. Review the program code and ensure all variables are declared and initialized. ### 6. **Battery and Power Supply Errors** - **KSS15005 – Battery Error**: If the robot backup battery is low or dead, this error will appear. Replace the battery and reset the robot. - **KSS00200 – Power Supply Error**: This error can appear when the robot experiences inconsistent power. Inspect the power source, cables, and connectors for any faults. ### 7. **Encoder and Sensor Errors** - **KSS15112 – Encoder Error**: This error indicates an issue with the encoder feedback on a specific axis. Reboot the robot to see if it clears; if not, check encoder connections or replace the encoder if needed. - **KSS15014 – Brake Error**: If there’s a problem with the brake on any axis, this error will show up. Check the brake and related wiring; in some cases, the brake may need to be replaced.
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caa 25-10-2024 05:52, 18 days ago
Re: Major kuka robot errors
KUKA robots can show a range of errors, which generally fall into categories related to hardware, software, communication, or programming. Below are some common KUKA robot error types, along with tips for troubleshooting them: ### 1. **Motion Errors** - **KSS15001 – Mastering Required**: This error means that one or more robot axes need mastering. Master the affected axes with a mastering tool or method, as instructed in the KUKA documentation. - **KSS15004 – Overload on Axis**: An overload error indicates excessive load or force on a specific axis, usually due to incorrect payload settings. Verify the payload configuration and adjust it if necessary. - **KSS15321 – Safe Stop**: This error can occur when the robot detects an unsafe condition, like exceeding speed or torque limits. Ensure all safety conditions are met and reset the system. ### 2. **Positioning and Calibration Errors** - **KSS13005 – Position Deviation**: This occurs if the robot can't reach the programmed position due to external interference or a calibration issue. Recalibrate the robot or re-master the affected axes. - **KSS15002 – Collision Detection**: If the robot detects an obstruction or collision, this error will appear. Inspect the robot path and the surroundings, and remove any obstacles. You may also need to adjust collision sensitivity. ### 3. **Communication Errors** - **KSS00202 – Network Connection Error**: If there is a loss in communication between the robot controller and external systems (like a PLC), check network cables and connections. - **KSS26006 – Fieldbus Error**: This error occurs when there’s an issue with fieldbus communication, often due to configuration or wiring issues. Verify that fieldbus settings match and that connections are secure.
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caa 19-10-2024 12:43, 24 days ago
Re: Calibration errors in ABB robots
Calibration errors in ABB robots typically occur when the robot's reference points or axis positions do not align with the expected or programmed values. This can be caused by various issues, including: 1. **Mechanical Misalignment**: If any of the robot's components, like the joints or gearboxes, are out of alignment due to wear or an external impact, calibration errors can occur. 2. **Encoder or Resolver Faults**: The robot uses encoders or resolvers to track joint positions. If these are malfunctioning or incorrectly calibrated, the robot's positioning will be inaccurate. 3. **Mastering Issues**: The mastering process establishes the robot's zero point for each axis. If the mastering is incorrect or not performed after a repair, calibration errors will show up. 4. **Battery Issues**: ABB robots often use backup batteries for encoders to retain position data when powered off. If the battery is low or dead, the position data might be lost, leading to errors when the robot is turned back on. 5. **Software Errors**: A corrupt software or configuration file may cause the system to misinterpret calibration data. ### Solutions: 1. **Re-master the robot**: Use the robot controller interface to re-master or recalibrate all axes. 2. **Check and replace encoders**: Inspect encoders for damage or malfunction and replace if necessary. 3. **Update or reflash the software**: Ensure the robot's software is up-to-date, or try reinstalling the current version to rule out software corruption. 4. **Inspect for mechanical issues**: Check for any signs of mechanical damage or misalignment and address them. 5. **Battery check**: Replace the backup battery if it's low to avoid losing position data during power-off states.
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caa 14-10-2024 10:53, 29 days ago
Re: Common Causes of Sensor Errors on ABB Robots
8. **Contact ABB Support**: - If you are unable to resolve the issue using these steps, it may be necessary to contact ABB technical support for further assistance. - Provide them with the error code and all troubleshooting steps you’ve taken so far. ### Preventive Measures to Avoid Future Sensor Errors - **Regular Maintenance**: Regularly inspect sensors for signs of wear or damage. Keep connections clean and secure. - **Proper Shielding**: Protect sensors and wiring from electrical interference by ensuring proper shielding. - **Calibration Checks**: Perform routine calibration checks to ensure sensors remain accurate over time. If you provide more specific details about the sensor error (such as the exact error code or sensor type), I can offer more targeted advice for resolving the issue.
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caa 14-10-2024 10:52, 29 days ago
Re: Common Causes of Sensor Errors on ABB Robots
4. **Faulty Configuration**: - Incorrect configuration settings in the robot's controller could cause sensor errors. - Double-check the sensor configuration in the robot's software to ensure everything is set correctly. 5. **Electrical Interference**: - External sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI) can affect sensor performance. - Check if there are any sources of EMI (such as other machines or devices) near the robot that could be affecting the sensor. 6. **Controller or I/O Module Fault**: - The error could stem from the robot controller itself or the I/O module responsible for reading sensor data. - Check the I/O modules and controllers for errors or malfunctions. 7. **Software Bugs or Firmware Issues**: - Sometimes the issue could be caused by a software or firmware bug. - Ensure that the robot controller's software and firmware are up to date. ABB frequently releases patches and updates that may resolve such issues.
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caa 14-10-2024 10:52, 29 days ago
Re: Common Causes of Sensor Errors on ABB Robots
When dealing with sensor errors on ABB robots, these types of issues can stem from various sources, such as hardware failures, improper calibration, wiring issues, or software misconfigurations. Here's a guide to diagnosing and troubleshooting common sensor errors: ### Common Causes of Sensor Errors on ABB Robots 1. **Sensor Malfunction**: - A sensor could be physically damaged or malfunctioning. - Test the sensor independently to verify if it is still working. 2. **Wiring or Connection Issues**: - Loose or damaged cables can disrupt communication between the sensor and the controller. - Inspect the cables for damage or improper connections. - Ensure connectors are seated properly. 3. **Calibration Error**: - The sensor may require recalibration, especially after maintenance or a replacement. - Follow ABB's procedure for recalibrating the specific sensor in use.
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caa 11-08-2024 20:54, 3 months ago
Re: Sample program in UiPath that automates the process
5. Save Data to Excel Activity: Use Write Range (from UiPath.Excel.Activities) Properties: DataTable: The DataTable variable that holds the scraped data. FilePath: "C:pathtoyourfile.xlsx" SheetName: "Products" 6. Close the Browser Activity: Use Close Tab or Close Application Final Workflow Your final workflow should look something like this: Open Browser → Type Into (Username) → Type Into (Password) → Click (Login) → Click (Products Page) → Data Scraping Wizard → Write Range → Close Tab Running the Program Publish or Run: You can run the workflow directly from UiPath Studio or publish it as a package to run via the UiPath Robot.
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caa 11-08-2024 20:53, 3 months ago
Re: Sample program in UiPath that automates the process
Activity: Click Selector: The selector for the "Login" button. 3. Navigate to the Products Page Activity: Use Click Selector: The selector for the "Products" link or button in the navigation menu. plaintext <webctrl tag='A' aaname='Products' /> 4. Extract Data from the Table Activity: Use Data Scraping Follow the wizard to select the product table on the page. Column Names: Product Name, Price Configure the wizard to scrape all rows from the table.
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