Web interface guide =================== .. raw:: html
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.. raw:: html Overview -------- The web interface is intended for quick inspection and visualization. It combines: - live values, - joint and TCP charts, - a mesh-based digital twin, - GP register writes, - current-window monitoring, - event logs, - CSV recording and snapshot export. Screenshots ----------- .. figure:: _static/screenshots/digital_twin.png :alt: Mesh-based digital twin view :width: 100% Mesh-based digital twin view. .. figure:: _static/screenshots/current_window.png :alt: Joint current versus allowed window view :width: 100% Joint current versus allowed window monitor. How to run it ------------- .. code-block:: powershell python ./run_dashboard.py Open the web interface in a browser: .. code-block:: text http://127.0.0.1:8008 Key panels ---------- Status cards ^^^^^^^^^^^^ The top section shows the configured host, requested RTDE frequency, active read rate, and live connection state. Live values ^^^^^^^^^^^ The live table shows the most recent value of each configured RTDE field. The field names remain close to the official RTDE names. Charts ^^^^^^ The web interface includes time-history charts for joints, TCP, and current-window data. These are intended for operator understanding and debugging rather than raw archival. Digital twin ^^^^^^^^^^^^ The digital twin follows ``actual_q``. When ``actual_TCP_pose`` is present, the UI can also show TCP-related overlays. GP write panel ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ If your configuration includes ``input_*_register_*`` fields, the web interface can write those GP inputs directly. Current-window monitor ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ If these fields are available: - ``target_current`` - ``actual_current`` - ``actual_current_window`` then the web interface shows actual current, target current, allowed window, and a derived usage ratio per joint. Recommended field profiles -------------------------- Digital twin only: .. code-block:: python ROBOT_FIELDS = ["timestamp", "actual_q", "actual_TCP_pose"] Digital twin + I/O: .. code-block:: python ROBOT_FIELDS = [ "timestamp", "actual_q", "actual_TCP_pose", "actual_digital_input_bits", "actual_digital_output_bits", ] Current-window monitor: .. code-block:: python ROBOT_FIELDS = [ "timestamp", "actual_q", "actual_TCP_pose", "target_current", "actual_current", "actual_current_window", ]