FANUC Basic MH (Mat Handling) Cert Pt. 2

A six (6) axis robot has how many degrees of freedom?

360

Mode Select Switch - Select correct item for the given definition: Full program speed, and override can be changed to 100%

T2 MODE

Location values (X Y Z W P R) can be copied by using what keyboard combinations? (Simulation Software)

CTRL + Right mouse

Parts must be added to a in order to use a part. (Simulation Software)

Fixture

When a part is added to the workcell, it is automatically placed on a . (Simulation Software)

Part Rack

What is the keyboard combo for this icon? (Simulation Software)

Shift + CTRL + ALT

What is the keyboard combo for this icon? (Simulation Software)

CTRL + ALT

What is the keyboard combo for this icon? (Simulation Software)

Shift + CTRL

What is this icon? (Simulation Software)

Move Retry

What is this icon? (Simulation Software)

Cell Browser

What key combinations allow you to rotate the workcell view around the selected object? (Simulation Software)

RIGHT drag mouse

After a workcell has been created, what properties page allows you to add additional robot options to the robot? (Simulation software)

Robot Options

When backing up an image, what 2 keys are pressed on the Teach Pendant when powering up the controller?

F1 - F5

When should a file backup be made?

Changes made to a program

Which backup type will backup F-ROM and S-RAM controller memory modules?

Image Backup

What is the syntax in the program instruction to Turn Off robot I/O?

RO [#] = OFF

Where is Position Register (PR[]) data valid?

Global

What symbol is used to indicate that the robot is at the taught position?

@

Identify the motion instruction elements: What does the “Arc Start [5]” mean?: J P[1] 100% FINE Arc Start [5]

Motion options

Identify the motion instruction elements: What does the “FINE” mean? J P[1] 100% FINE Arc Start [5]

Termination type

Identify the motion instruction elements: What does the “100%” mean? J P[1] 100% FINE Arc Start [5]

Speed

Identify the motion instruction elements: What does the “P[1]” mean?: J P[1] 100% FINE Arc Start [5]

Position type

Identify the motion instruction elements: What does the “J” mean?: J P[1] 100% FINE Arc Start [5]

Motion type

Fine termination type causes the robot to at the destination position before moving to the next position.

stop

What combination of keys are used to record a position?

Shift - F1 (point)

To use the cycle start button from the SOP, which of the following setup modes does the Remote/Local should be set at within the System/Config screen?

Local

To step through a program, what status indicator light needs to be on?

STEP

What key combination is pressd to touch up a point?

SHIFT - F5

What keys are pressed to change the default motion?

F1 (ED_DEF), F4 (CHOICE)

What key combination is used to record a program point?

SHIFT - F1

Within the program, what does the Group Mask represent when it displays the following? [1,,,,]

Only 1 motion group assigned

To create a program, what teach pendant key is pressed when the robot is on?

SELECT

Motion Group defines different groups of _ that can be used for independent pieces of equipment.

axes

This copy command will add lines exactly as they were copied but leaves position numbers blank.

F2 - LOGIC

This copy command will add lines exactly as they were copied and retains the current position.

F3 - POS ID

This copy command will add lines exactly as they were copied and renumbers the copied positions with the next available position number.

F4 - POSITION

Name the 3 methods of defining a USER frame

3 Point, 4 Point, Direct Entry method

A _ teach pendant point is a recording of the TCP (tool center point) in relation to the frame.

USER

The 6 point method defines the location and ___ of the tool frame when the values cannot be measured and directly entered.

orientation

What 2 buttons are pressed to display the JOG Menu?

Shift + Coord

If you had to place an object at a 45 degree angle, what coordinate would assist in accomplishing this move?

TOOL

Where is the default TOOL center point?

center point on the face plate

Match the numbers to the axes when doing the “Right Hand Rule”.

X = 3, Y = 2, Z = 1

What Frame is the robot’s default?

World

To control the wrist of the robot, 3 more axes are required. Select them.

yaW, Pitch, Roll

3 axes are required to reach any point in space (X,Y,Z). “X” axis becomes forward and backward movement. “Y” axis becomes a side to side movement. “Z” is the up and down movement. This point in space defines the _.

location

Which 2 ways can you control the robot’s motion limits/boundaries?

Axis Limits - Limit Switches

When a DCS error occurs, what 2 keys do you press in order to clear the fault?

SHIFT - RESET

What key do you press to change the Coordinates to jog in JOINT mode?

COORD

What is different between an R-30iB Teach Pendant jog keys and an R-30iA?

there are 4 more

Using a 3 position Deadman switch, which position allows you to jog the robot?

middle

Mode Select Switch - Select correct item for the given definition: Robot operated at the maximum speed. Cannot start programs using the teach pendant.

AUTO

Mode Select Switch - Select correct item for the given definition : Cartesian speed is less than 250 mm/sec and Joint speed is less than 10% of the maximum override speed.

T1 MODE

Match the circled item to the correct answer.

Power

Match the circled item to the correct answer.

Cycle Start

Match the circled item to the correct answer.

Emergency Stop

Match the circled item to the correct answer.

Fault Reset

Match the circled item to the correct answer.

Fault

Which term best describes the full work envelope of a robot?

Maximum Space

What occurs when an Emergency Stop button is pushed?

Dynamic Braking

When prioritizing the safety of your robotics system, the #1 consideration should always be .

people

What defines the motion range of a robot?

Axis limits software settings

How are robot motion restrictions typically implemented?

Installing hard stops beyond software limits

What happens if a calibrated robot exceeds its motion range limits based on software settings?

Software stops the motion

How are axis limits software settings adjusted on a robot?

Changing the values in the controller menu

Why is it important to set accurate payload data for a robot?

To enhance positional accuracy

What does COG stand for in relation to robot payload?

Center of Gravity

What does Inertia refer to in robot payload settings?

Mass distribution

What does the notifications icon indicate on a teach pendant screen?

Incomplete payload setup

Why is army load information important for a robot?

To enhance motion accuracy

What does mastering a robot involve?

Syncing mechanical and positional info

How is robot mastering data maintained when the controller is shut down?

Through batteries

How is robot calibration performed at startup?

Automatically retrieving pulse coder readings

What is the purpose of setting axis limits on a robot?

To prevent overtravel and ensure safety

How do overtravel switches contribute to robot safety?

They prevent the robot from moving beyond limits

What does the term “hard stops” refer to in robot motion control?

Physical barriers to limit robot movement

Why should axis limits not be the sole method for restricting robot motion?

To avoid injury or equipment damage

What is the significance of COG in relation to robot payload handling?

Indicates the balance point of the payload

How does Inertia affect robot payload?

Influences the resistance to changes in motion

What is the purpose of the Arm Load info in robot setup?

Accounts for additional mass at specific robot joints

What is the def password for FANUC arms?

1111