Before using Wuji Hand 2, read these safety notices carefully to ensure safe operation and personal safety.
Power Safety
Power requirement: 12 V DC Power adapter:- Use the official power adapter (12 V 20 A).
- If you replace it, the output must be 12 V, with a rated power of at least 200 W recommended.
- Before wiring, check the XT30 power connector for looseness, oxidation, or damage.
- Confirm polarity before wiring. Never reverse-connect.
- Never plug or unplug power or communication cables while Wuji Hand 2 is running.
- Power off the device when it isn’t in use.
- Before disconnecting power, stop motion and confirm the hand is at rest.
- Don’t disconnect power or unplug cables during an upgrade. Wait until the upgrade finishes before doing anything else.
Mechanical Operation Safety
- Pinch and injury prevention: Never reach toward or bring your body near Wuji Hand 2 while it moves. Take care to avoid pinch injuries.
- Drop prevention: Prevent drops during handling, placement, or operation. A drop can damage structural parts, joints, and internal components.
- Parameter safety: Before changing default motion parameters, make sure it’s safe, to avoid accidental injury.
- Valuables: Don’t grasp fragile or high-value objects, to avoid losses.
- Collaborative use: Prevent collisions when working with robot arms or other equipment.
- Workspace safety: Keep the workspace clear of fragile, flammable, or other hazardous items.
Environmental Requirements
- Operating temperature: Use at room temperature (15–30 ℃).
- Over-temperature protection: Wuji Hand 2 has thermal protection.
- Water and dust: Use the hand only in a dry, clean environment. Keep out liquids, oil mist, and dust.
- Ventilation: Leave enough space around Wuji Hand 2 for heat dissipation.
- Magnetic protection: Keep the joint areas away from metal or magnetic objects to avoid encoder interference or magnet damage.
Cable and Flex-Cable Protection
- Flex-cable protection: The flex cables on the finger surface are fragile. Always keep the soft pad / skin fitted during use, and avoid scratching, squeezing, or impact.
- Cable routing: Avoid pulling and sharp bends. Leave slack and keep cables away from sharp edges, heat sources, and moving parts.
- Connector protection: Pull data cables along their axis. Don’t lift or pull them sideways, to avoid connector damage.