WLD 264B - Introduction to Basic Robotic Welding: Module B

1. Demonstrate all safety protocol.
2. Demonstrate how to set up power supply operations and safely jog the robot through different coordinate system.   
3. Demonstrate how to write, modify, and edit new and existing welding programs
4. Create program and run a robotic welding project.

1. Health, Safety, and Environmental Practices
   1. Eye and ear protection
   2. Electric shock
   3. Arc rays
   4. Fumes and gases
   5. Fire and explosion
   6. Cylinder handling
   7. Pinch and crush points
   8. Robotic work cell safety
      1. During operation
      2. Inspection
      3. Maintenance
2. Basic Robotic Operation
   1. Overall robotic cell description
   2. Pendent safety
   3. Pendent familiarization and basic operation
   4. Robot power
   5. Jogging robot
   6. Robot coordinating motions (World, Tool, Joint)
   7. Screen displays
   8. X,Y,Z motions and programs
   9. J1, J2, J3, J4, J5, J6 motions and operations           
   10. Axis limits, brakes, home position and teach keys
3. Create Teach Pendant Programs (TPP)
   1. Program name
   2. 1^st TPP
   3. Program editing
   4. Bead around box
   5. Weld on plate
   6. How to input weld parameters, welding procedure specifications
   7. Set up jog frame-right hand rule
   8. Teach and create:
      1. Circular moves
      2. Circular weld programs
   9. Basic weaving
   10. Wait and timer instruction
   11. Other select key functions:
       1. Program
       2. Copy
       3. Delete
       4. Comment
       5. Write protect functions of the RO3iA
   12. Six point tool center point program
   13. Planning and creating individual teach pendant program (TPP)
4. Maintenance Programs for Robotic Welding Cells
   1. GMAW troubleshooting
   2. Welding discontinuities
   3. Zero position program
   4. Preventative maintenance plan and service
   5. 6 point tool center point
   6. Robot Service Request (RSR)
   7. Torch reamer and wire clip
   8. Welding power source set up and operation