32 hours
2
8
The goal of the class is to be able to:
Operate the robot compliant with the relevant safety regulations
Move the robot manually and restart the robot production after a program stop
Modify existing robot programs without changing the program structure (be able to change parameters e.g. velocity and modify position coordinates)
Create new programs, based on existing ones and adapt them to change
Prerequisites: None
Basic computer skills are required.
Electrical Safety Knowledge is preferred.
Safety when working with KUKA robots
Recognizing and avoiding hazards when operating KUKA robots
Overview of safety facilities when operating KUKA robots
Basic knowledge of the structure of a robot system
Moving the robot manually
Safe robot retraction, individual axes
Retracting the robot safely with linear motions, in relation to robot, tool and workpiece
Starting and executing robot programs manually and in automatic mode
Selecting and setting the appropriate operating mode
Performing an initialization run
Selecting, starting and executing robot programs
Executing a program start via a PLC
Human-machine communication
Displaying and filtering the logbook
Displaying robot states (I/O signals, timers, cyclical flags, counters)
Reading and interpreting robot controller messages
Displaying the current robot position
Displaying saved values (variables) and modifying the values
Using technology packages
Gripper operation
Programming gripper commands with KUKA inline forms
Working with program files
Deleting, renaming, duplicating program modules
Archiving and restoring program modules
Reading structured programs and program flowcharts
Adapting and modifying robot programs
Creating new motion commands (point-to-point and continuous-path motions) with KUKA inline forms
Modifying motion commands
Correcting and adapting positions
Reading and understanding logic commands in existing programs
Principle of mastering and checking the mastering