ROBOT
PROGRAMMING 1
This course teaches the foundational principles and skills required to operate and program ABB industrial robots. Technicians, engineers, service personnel, supervisors, and system integrators will all benefit from this course. Following successful completion, students will be able to manually operate robots and create basic programs using the teach pendant. The course emphasizes hands-on experience with the robots.
Robot Introduction
- Robot Safety
- Robot System
- Coordinate systems
- Jogging
- Event Messages
Backup and Restore
- Restoring
- Restarting
Operation and Teaching Robots
- Operation and Teaching Robots
- Rev Counters
- Tooldata
- Work Objects
- Robot Targets
Programming
- Move statements
- Creating and editing
- PP to Main
- Run Program keys
Programming Structure
- Routines
- Using Numbers
- Decision making
- Operator Interaction
Useful Basic Programming
- Keeping Time
- Circles
- Offsets
Trevor Hall
Instructor
Participant Profile
Technicians, Engineers,
Service Personnel,
Supervisory Personnel,
System Integrator
Course Type
Classroom setting, coach-conducted course that combines tutorial with practical exercises
Course Length
4 days
Next Class
January 21st – 24th, 2019
Location
House of Design facility
16141 N 20th St, Nampa, ID 83687
What People Are Saying
Knowledge & Skills acquired:
Practice all areas of safety as they pertain to the robot. Properly startup, operate, and shut down the robot. Properly identify and recover from robot errors. Perform program storage and retrieval. Manual and program control of inputs and outputs. Edit programmed positions. Create a program with subroutine structure. Perform editing techniques. Program instructions, such as, output control, decision making, operator dialog, and clock. Define work objects.
OTHER COURSES AVAILABLE
Go beyond the basics and get additional training.
Robot Programming 2
The objective of this course is to expand upon basic programming principals. Move to offline programming and higher level concepts.
Robot Studio 1
This course covers the basics that you would need to know: controls, robot moves, programs, stations, tools, task frames, and more.
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