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FANUC robot programming course in Mexico: basic level

For anyone about to work with a FANUC robot for the first time: safety, programs, backups and common faults.

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Person programming with the teach pendant next to a FANUC robot and its controller, in the lab

The Target Academy basic programming course teaches you to operate and program a FANUC robot from scratch, in 40 hours across 5 sessions of 8 hours, in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. It covers safety, TCPs and User Frames, motion programs, inputs and outputs, macros, backups, mastering and common faults. Everyone who passes receives a diploma and a DC-3 form.

Length
40 hours
Sessions
5, 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?

  1. Day 1 · 8 hours

    • Safety.
    • Components of a cell and a robotic system.
    • Safe robot power-up and shutdown.
    • Jog modes: Joint, World and Tool.
    • Reading the robot position.

  2. Day 2 · 8 hours

    • Creating TCPs and User Frames.
    • Creating and modifying motion programs.
    • Running programs in manual and automatic mode.

  3. Day 3 · 8 hours

    • Editing motion instructions.
    • Control instructions.

  4. Day 4 · 8 hours

    • Working with inputs and outputs.
    • Creating and running macro commands.
    • Managing files and programs: All of Above and Image backups.

  5. Day 5 · 8 hours

    • Collision Guard.
    • Mastering.
    • Preventive maintenance.
    • Clearing common faults.

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Who is this course for?

For operators, technicians and programmers who are about to work with a FANUC robot for the first time. The syllabus starts with safety and the parts of the cell.

What it does for your plant

  • Someone on shift can jog the robot safely and clear a common fault before calling an outside technician.
  • Your team can adjust a motion program when the product or a part position changes.
  • The plant keeps backups current and knows how to master the robot when needed.

Questions about this course

Do I need prior experience for the FANUC basic programming course?
The syllabus starts from zero: safety, the parts of the cell and powering up the robot. If you are unsure about your level, tell us in your quote request.
How long is the FANUC basic programming course?
40 hours, in 5 sessions of 8 hours each. Half is theory and half is hands-on, with one robot per student.
What does this course cover on maintenance?
The fifth session covers Collision Guard, mastering, preventive maintenance and clearing common faults; the fourth covers All of Above and Image backups. To troubleshoot inside the cabinet there is the R-30iB controller course.

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