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RARO - US426 IRC5 Accelerated Programming W38

US426
IRC5 accelerated programming

THIS CLASS IS NOT INTENDED FOR STUDENTS THAT HAVE NO PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE.  IT RUNS AT AN EXTREMELY FAST PACE AND LITTLE REVIEW WILL BE DONE.

ABB Robotics training is here to help you utilize your robot’s full potential. The ease of use of ABB robots is unmatched, but there are still many benefits to further training. Training on ABB products and systems can be provided to students on site, in an external training facility, or through e-learnings & webinars.

Course goal
A quick paced combination of our IRC5 Programming I (US420) and II (US425) courses, this course provides a brief review of IRC5 Programming I (US420), then instruction in IRC5 Programming II (US425) features and techniques.
Included content
• Safety precautions used while programming and program execution
• Operating controls & indicators on the controller
• Positioning the robot by use of joystick control
• Program creation procedures
• Program modification techniques
• Setup programmable keys
• Interpreting and responding to error codes
• Creating and using Tool Center Points
• Creating and using Work Objects
• Understanding and manipulating data values
• Applying the theory of singularity at a basic level to anticipateproblem areas in programs
• Using the search instruction and error handling instructions
• Using program path recording instructions
• Using interrupt instructions and trap routines
• Using event handling routines
• Using advanced I/O instructions
• Using instructions to enhance robot performance

Course objectives
After successfully completing the course, the participant should be able to:
• Practice safety as it pertains to the robot system
• Identify and use the FlexPendant
• Run the robot system in manual mode and automatic mode
• Interpret and respond to event messages
• Load, create, save, delete, check and edit basic programs using the FlexPendant and Robot Studio Online software
• Verify robot synchronization using calibration
• Create and Define a Tool Center Point
• Use movement instructions in a basic program
• Use Input /Output instructions in a basic program
• Create & use routines in a basic program
• Use decision making instructions in a basic program
• Use registers & math instructions in a basic program
• Use FlexPendant communication in a basic program
• Use time instructions in a basic program
• Use offsets for movement instructions
• Use work objects for position reference
• Dynamically change data values
• Use instructions to avoid singularity
• Perform robot searches, displacements, and error handling
• Program interrupts and trap routines
• Create and use background tasks

Student profile
This course is designed for students with prior programming skills (not necessarily ABB products ). This course is intended for personnel responsible for starting and operating the robot, creating programs and editing programs.
• Engineers, service personnel, supervisory personnel, or System Integrators

Prerequisites
• Strong programming skills with vendor equipment
• Laptop with RobotStudio 6.06

Duration
Course duration is 4.5 days

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