FANUC robot programming course in Mexico: advanced level
For people who already program and need to adjust programs without reteaching every point.
The Target Academy advanced programming course goes deeper into FANUC robots over 32 hours, in 4 sessions of 8 hours, in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. It covers coordinate systems, position registers, LPOS and AR[ ] instructions, the Utilities menu, Motion Modify, Collision Guard, Payload and mastering methods. Topics can be adjusted to the software options on your robots.
- Length
- 32 hours
- Sessions
- 4, 8 hours each
- Theory and practice
- 50% and 50%
- Robots
- 1 per student
- Group
- 6 people
- Where
- San Luis Potosí, Mexico
- Language
- Spanish
- Manuals
- Five, included
- When you pass
- Diploma and DC-3 form
- Price and dates
- By quote
Meals and lodging are not included. The diploma is issued by Target Robotics as an authorized FANUC integrator. The DC-3 form uses the format set by the STPS, Mexico's labor ministry, and both go only to people who pass the course.
What does each session cover?
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Day 1 · 8 hours
- Safety.
- Coordinate systems.
- Creating frames: User and Tool.
- Editing motion programs.
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Day 2 · 8 hours
- Position registers and LPOS and AR[ ] instructions.
- Backing up and restoring files.
- Utilities menu: Tool Offset and Frame Offset.
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Day 3 · 8 hours
- Utilities menu: Program Shift and Mirror Image Shift.
- Working with inputs and outputs.
- Reference Position.
- Motion Modify: Time Before and Time After.
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Day 4 · 8 hours
- Motion Modify: Skip,LBL[ ] and Offset.
- Collision Guard.
- Payload.
- Mastering methods: Zero Position Master, Single Axis Master and encoder counts.
Topics may change by mutual agreement, based on the software options on your company's robots.
Who is this course for?
For programmers and technicians who already create motion programs and need to adjust them: shift a program, mirror it or adapt it when the tool or the frame changes. Take Basic programming first, or have equivalent experience.
What it does for your plant
- Shift a whole program when the cell gets rearranged, without reteaching every point (Program Shift).
- Reuse a program in a mirrored cell (Mirror Image Shift), and adapt it when the tool or the frame changes (Tool Offset and Frame Offset).
- Adjust Collision Guard and Payload when the load changes, so the robot detects a collision without false stops.
- Recover mastering on a single axis or with encoder counts, depending on what happened.
Questions about this course
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Other Target Academy courses
- Basic programming 40 hours
- R-30iB controller electrical maintenance 24 hours
- 2D vision 16 hours
- DCS setup and operation 16 hours
- ROBOGUIDE 24 hours
- R-2000 robot mechanical teardown 40 hours
A one-week course comes included with every Target palletizer. See the palletizer