Yaskawa DCI Server Overview
Yaskawa DCI Server is PC software that uploads and downloads Motoman robot programs and variables over DCI (Data Communication by Instruction), an online communication protocol developed for Motoman robots, with a built-in editor for changing robot variables in real time.
DCI Server lets a PC exchange jobs and data with a running Motoman robot. Variables of type byte, integer, double, real and position can be edited live from the built-in editor, or changed by an external application that writes to the XML variable database.
Key Specifications
Specification | Yaskawa DCI Server |
Manufacturer | Yaskawa Motoman |
Model | DCI Server |
Category | Software & AI / Robot communication software |
Protocol | DCI (Data Communication by Instruction) |
Functions | Program and variable upload/download |
Variable editor | Built-in, real-time |
Variable types | Byte, integer, double, real, position |
External access | XML variable database |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Robot program upload and download
Live variable changes from a PC
Integration of custom PC applications with Motoman robots
Industries
Manufacturing
Automotive
Metal fabrication
Strengths
Real-time variable editing
XML interface for external software
Limitations
Limited to Motoman robots
About Yaskawa
Yaskawa Motoman, the robotics division of Yaskawa America, was founded in 1989 and has more than 600,000 Motoman robots installed worldwide. Its software portfolio covers offline programming, simulation, calibration, communication, maintenance and IIoT tools for Motoman robots.
Company profile: Yaskawa
