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FANUC - Robot System, Pendant, Jogging

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Auto Mode

a)

Both jog and program playback are at restricted speeds

b)

Jog Speed is restricted but program playback is at full speed

c)

Robot operated at the specified maximum speed. Cannot start programs using the Teach Pendant

2.

T1 Mode

a)

Both jog and program playback are at restricted speeds

b)

Jog Speed is restricted but program playback is at full speed

c)

Robot operated at the specified maximum speed. Cannot start programs using the Teach Pendant

3.

T2 Mode

a)

Both jog and program playback are at restricted speeds

b)

Jog Speed is restricted but program playback is at full speed

c)

Robot operated at the specified maximum speed. Cannot start programs using the Teach Pendant

4.

Emergency Stop

a)

Applies robot brakes and removes power from motors

b)

Indicates that a fault has occured

c)

Clears a fault message from the teach pendant screen when it has been corrected

d)

Selects either AUTO, T1, or T2 mode

e)

When lit, indicates the controller is on

5.

Fault Indicator

a)

Applies robot brakes and removes power from motors

b)

Indicates that a fault has occured

c)

Clears a fault message from the teach pendant screen when it has been corrected

d)

Selects either AUTO, T1, or T2 mode

e)

When lit, indicates the controller is on

6.

Fault Reset

a)

Applies robot brakes and removes power from motors

b)

Indicates that a fault has occured

c)

Clears a fault message from the teach pendant screen when it has been corrected

d)

Selects either AUTO, T1, or T2 mode

e)

When lit, indicates the controller is on

7.

Mode Switch

a)

Applies robot brakes and removes power from motors

b)

Indicates that a fault has occured

c)

Clears a fault message from the teach pendant screen when it has been corrected

d)

Selects either AUTO, T1, or T2 mode

e)

When lit, indicates the controller is on

8.

Power Indicator

a)

Applies robot brakes and removes power from motors

b)

Indicates that a fault has occured

c)

Clears a fault message from the teach pendant screen when it has been corrected

d)

Selects either AUTO, T1, or T2 mode

e)

When lit, indicates the controller is on

9.

The FOUR main components that make up a robot system

a)

software

b)

controller

c)

mechanical unit

d)

peripheral equipment

e)

power supply

10.

The Major Axes on a six axes robot.

a)

1, 2, 3

b)

4, 5, 6

c)

x, y, z

d)

a, b, c

11.

The Minor Axes on a six axes robot.

a)

1, 2, 3

b)

4, 5, 6

c)

x, y, z

d)

a, b, c

12.

Pressing the Emergency Stop brings the robot to a controlled stop and does not cause excessive wear and tear to the mechanical unit.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

13.

The Teach Pendant must be on in order to access the menus.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

What is the key combination to access the split screen menu? (two keys)

a)

SHIFT

b)

DISP

c)

MENU

d)

F1

15.

There are _______ soft keys on the teach pendant.

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

16.

Function of this key changes depending on the screen displayed.

a)

Soft Key

b)

Hard Key

c)

Menu Key

d)

SHIFT Key

17.

The functions of these designated keys does not change

a)

Soft Key

b)

Hard Key

c)

Menu Key

d)

SHIFT Key

18.

F1-F5, i, PREV, NEXT, MENU

a)

Navigation and Data Entry Keys

b)

Robot Motion Keys

c)

Execution Keys

d)

Editing Keys

19.

SELECT, EDIT, DATA, DISP, FCTN

a)

Navigation and Data Entry Keys

b)

Robot Motion Keys

c)

Execution Keys

d)

Editing Keys

20.

GROUP, SHIFT, J Keys, COORD, +%, -%

a)

Navigation and Data Entry Keys

b)

Robot Motion Keys

c)

Execution Keys

d)

Editing Keys

21.

FWD, BWD, HOLD, STEP, RESET

a)

Navigation and Data Entry Keys

b)

Robot Motion Keys

c)

Execution Keys

d)

Editing Keys

22.

ENTER, BACK SPACE, Arrow keys, ITEM

a)

Navigation and Data Entry Keys

b)

Robot Motion Keys

c)

Execution Keys

d)

Editing Keys

23.

The ________ position on the Deadman Switch must be in and held at for the duration of the robot motion (There are 2 😪😪😪)

a)

Center

b)

Middle

c)

Hold

24.

What key is pressed to switch between the different jog methods?

a)

POSN

b)

MENU

c)

FCTN

d)

COORD

25.

Assuming standard setup, if you jog the robot in World "Y-" (y negative) which direction will the TCP move?

a)

Straight out fron

b)

UP

c)

To the robot's right

d)

To the robot's left

26.

If while jogging the robot you release the shift key or jog key, what will happen?

a)

The robot will continue to move to the position I intended.

b)

The robot will execute a controlled stop.

c)

the robot will execute an EMERGENCY STOP.

d)

The keys are not required to jog the robot.

27.

During a cold start,... which is NOT true:

a)

Initializes changes to the system variables

b)

Initializes changes to the I/O Setup

c)

Displays the HMI screen upon successful startup

d)

Cycles power from the iPendant

28.

Function of this key changes depending on the screen displayed.

a)

Soft Key

b)

Hard Key

c)

Menu Key

d)

SHIFT Key

29.

What does TCP stand for?

a)

Tool Center Point

b)

Tool Center Position

c)

Tool Coordinate Point

d)

Tool Coordinate Position

30.

The XYZ, and Tool coordinate systems are commonly referred to as Cartesian Coordinate Systems.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

31.

You can change the active coordinate system by pressing the _________ key on the iPendant.

a)

COORD

b)

FCTN

c)

MENU

d)

DISPLAY

32.

Check as many to answer.

In jogging, a coordinate system defines how the robot will move. The coordinate systems are:

a)

Joint

b)

XYZ

c)

Tool

d)

User

33.

Check as many to answer.

XYZ coordinate system includes:

a)

World

b)

User

c)

Jog Frames

d)

Tool