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Inquiry| Part Number | JZRCR-NPP03-20 |
| Brand | Yaskawa |
| Category | Robot operator programming pendant (teach pendant) for Yaskawa Motoman NX100 controllers, explosion-proof variant for painting applications. |
| Definition | The handheld operator terminal that connects to a Yaskawa Motoman NX100 controller to perform robot programming, manual jogging, teach-in and diagnostics at the cell. Yaskawa lists the JZRCR-NPP03-* family under the "Explosion-proof P.P specification" section of the NX100 instructions manual, intended for EPX painting robots. |
| Function | Provides local robot programming, manual jogging, operating-mode selection (teach / play / remote) and diagnostic access through the NX100 controller connection, with an integrated 3-position enabling (deadman) switch and emergency-stop for safe teach operation in hazardous (paint-spray) environments. |
| Controller Compatibility | Yaskawa Motoman NX100 controller family. Some reseller listings also associate the NPP family with XRC / DX100 generations — confirm your controller model and revision before ordering, because the connector and cable differ between generations. |
| Application | EPX painting robots and other explosion-proof (hazardous-area) robot cells built on Yaskawa NX100 controllers. |
| Supplied With | Pendant cable; cable length is defined by the part suffix (the sibling model JZRCR-NPP03-8 is listed as 8 m). Confirm the exact cable length on your unit's label before ordering. |
| Display | Not specified — sources report the display differently (monochrome LCD per one source; color touchscreen per others) and Yaskawa does not document it for this model. Confirm the exact display on your unit. |
| Housing | Explosion-proof (EPX-certified) enclosure for hazardous-area use; confirm the certification class against your installation before use. |
| Interfaces | Tactile keypad and 3-position enabling (deadman) switch with emergency-stop (per one source). Exact I/O and storage interfaces are not documented for this model — confirm on your unit. |
| Dimensions | Information not officially documented — no reliable published source found. Please provide more details or consult the manufacturer. |
| Net Weight | Information not officially documented consistently — one reseller lists approx. 1.0 kg; please confirm with your unit nameplate or consult the manufacturer. |
| Operating System | Not officially documented for this specific model — confirm on your unit. |
| Country of Origin | Information not officially documented — one reseller lists Japan while another states a different country; please provide more details or consult the manufacturer. |
| Condition | New original or used original. Please confirm the condition with us before ordering. |
The explosion-proof programming pendant is the handheld human interface that sits between the operator and the NX100 controller in painting (hazardous) environments — not a generic touch panel. Robot work inside a paint booth needs a device that is certified for the atmosphere, rugged and safety-rated: the operator holds it while standing next to the robot, so it must survive drops, coating overspray and daily abuse while remaining safe to use in an explosive atmosphere. That is why it is a purpose-built, EPX-certified pendant on a controller-connected cable rather than a laptop or tablet.
The safety architecture is the core of the design. A three-position enabling (deadman) switch and a hardwired emergency stop mean the robot can only move while the operator is actively and consciously holding the pendant in the safe state — release it and motion stops. Programming, jogging and diagnostics then all flow through one controller-connected device, keeping the cell operable even when the network or office PC is not. Because the pendant is tied to the NX100 controller generation and its cable / connector, and because the NPP family is referenced against several generations (NX100 / XRC / DX100) by different sources, selection must match the installed system and the explosion-proof requirement rather than just the enclosure appearance. That is why controller and variant verification matters before you order.
Specific alarm codes for the teach pendant itself are not officially documented by Yaskawa — communication or boot faults normally appear as NX100 controller-side messages. If your controller displays a fault code, contact us with the exact code shown for accurate diagnosis.
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