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Where can I find RAPID technical reference PDF document?

Can someone tell me where I can find the technical reference document for RobotWare 6.03? The following link is the reference document for RobotWare 5.13, but I am not able to find it for 6.03 https://library.e.abb.com/public/688894b98123f87bc1257cc50044e809/Technical%20reference%20manual_RAPID_3HAC16581-1_revJ_en.pdf

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  • Not sure what happened, I don't even find the above document when searching using ABB Download Centre.

    In RobotStudio you can find it from the Help Backstage tab. (As a .chm file)

    "Technical reference manual

    RAPID Instructions, Functions and Data types

    RobotWare 6.03

    Document id:

    3HAC050917-001

    Revision C"


    They have different document Id/3HAC but as far as I can see the content is the same.



    Best Regards, Niklas Skoglund
    ABB Robotics

    Developer Center
    RobotStudio Blog
  • Hi,

    You can find the manual for RobotWare 6 (3HAC050917-001) by using the link below:

    http://search.abb.com/library/Download.aspx?DocumentID=3HAC050917-001&LanguageCode=en&DocumentPartId=&Action=Launch

    Regards

    /Henrik, The User Doc team

    Henrik R?der
    ABB University/Robot Training
  • Hi, I tried to get this but I am unauthorized to get the doc or enter the web link.
    I know that I can "print" a pdf manual via RS, but in practice this is unusable. If you a have a modern laptop or computer with a decent monitor, the scaling between text font, figures and other stuff becomes strange.
    I think you guys have hard coded some font sizes but that don't work with new equipment. I can hardly read the online help
    Best, Gunnar
  • The link above is only available on ABB intranet and signed in users in MyABB. Not much help I'm afraid, but an explanation.

  • Best Regards, Niklas Skoglund
    ABB Robotics

    Developer Center
    RobotStudio Blog
  • A subset of all manuals that you can find on the Documentation DVD are distributed with- and accessible from RobotStudio. See screenshot above. They are available in RobotStudio Basic and are thus free of charge.


    Best Regards, Niklas Skoglund
    ABB Robotics

    Developer Center
    RobotStudio Blog