Progamming and optimizing production cycles
Training objectives
Be able to analyse and program simple applications (part grip and release)
Be able to optimise a program
Program details
PRINCIPLE OF THE NUMERIC CONTROL SYSTEM
Hardware
Safety
Procedures for starting production
Production: start - stop
CREATING CYCLES
The Simple Pick & Place module
Creating cycle with Simple Pick & Place
The cycle parameters
PROGRAMMING
Program structure
Basic instructions
Writing and testing a simple program with cycle parameters
IMM / Robot interface
Creating and testing a program with interface
OPTIMIZING PRODUCTION CYCLES
Extended programming of the numeric axes and cycle options
Numeric control system’s capacities
Creating and testing an optimized program
Memory management
Creating EPS sources
The condition test
STUDYING THE FUNCTIONS
Programming on PC
Simple palletising
The cycle counters
Studying real applications
Course format
All of our courses are based on alternating between the transfer of know-how and good practice, with concrete exercises and real-life situations. All trainees will be given a folder containing the documents, exercises and corrections of the practical work done during the course.
Assessment format
Trainees are assessed by the trainer for each module to measure the knowledge acquired at each step of the course, through practical works.
Cycle
Program
Control system
Visual 2
VISUAL
Touch 2
Visual 3
6X_VISUAL3
TOUCH
Length
4 days
Audience
Adjusters
Method Technicians
Maintenance Technicians
Prerequisites
None
Number of people
3 to 8 people max
Registration
Open to everybody
Completion of training accompanied by official documentation
Attendance sheet provided by Sepro
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