FANUC DCS course in Mexico: setup and operation
For people who set safety zones and speeds in the controller.

The Target Academy DCS course teaches you to set up and run FANUC Dual Check Safety, in 16 hours across 2 sessions of 8 hours, in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. The course covers coordinate systems, frames, position and speed parameters, input and output safety parameters, and the EtherNet/IP network of the safety function.
- Length
- 16 hours
- Sessions
- 2, 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: Tool and User.
- Setting and modifying DCS parameters.
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Day 2 · 8 hours
- Setting and modifying DCS position and speed parameters.
- Setting and modifying DCS input and output safety parameters.
- Reviewing the EtherNet/IP network of the safety function.
Who is this course for?
For programmers, in-house integrators and safety leads who set zones and speed limits in the controller. Take Basic programming first, because the course creates Tool and User frames.
What it does for your plant
- Change zones and speed limits with your own people when the cell layout changes.
- Understand which safety signals go in and out of the controller, and check them.
- Check the EtherNet/IP safety network when something stops communicating.
Questions about this course
What is DCS on a FANUC robot?
Does the DCS course replace the risk assessment of the cell?
How long is the FANUC DCS course?
Request price and dates for this course
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Other Target Academy courses
- Basic programming 40 hours
- Advanced programming 32 hours
- R-30iB controller electrical maintenance 24 hours
- 2D vision 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