   Robot Tool (invoked on the command line as "robottool") manages and displays information about configured robots.
   To start Robot Tool, click once on its icon.  The robottool command must be in your path for the tool to be successfully launched.
   Information in Robot Tool is displayed in three sections.  Robot devices are listed at the top.  VSNs associated with a selected robot are displayed in the middle.  Devices associated with a selected robot are displayed at the bottom.  All information is displayed as a scrolling list.
   When a robot is selected from the list, the VSN catalog and devices associated with that robot are displayed, and the buttons for the commands appropriate to the selected robot and its state become active.  Buttons for performing actions on a selected robot are located to the right of the robots display.  Deselecting a robot will cause its VSN catalog and devices displays to disappear.
   Selecting a VSN from the catalog display allows you to perform actions on that VSN.  The buttons for these actions are located to the right of the VSN Catalog display.  The possible actions are:  Audit, Export, Mount, Unmount, Label and Move.  Robot Tool makes available only those actions that make sense for the selected VSN and its device type.  To perform an action on a VSN, click once on the button corresponding to that action.
   You can tailor the catalog (VSN) display to your needs with the Display abbreviated menu button.  It allows you to choose between displaying access times and barcodes in the catalog display.
   The devices for a robot are displayed for information only.  To perform actions on a device, use the Device Tool.
   The display can be updated by clicking on the "Update" button, located in the upper right of the window.  The display will automatically update when you have specified a refresh rate (in the upper right corner) greater than zero and refresh is turned on.  Refresh is turned on when a checkmark appears in the box immediately to the left of "refresh"; clicking on this box toggles automatic refresh on and off; it is on by default.
   For details about interpreting the information that appears in the Robot Tool displays, please see robottool(1).
