Usage & Maintenance (Software Required, Not Included)

Target Audience: This course is intended for Customers tasked as operators, programmers, maintenance professionals, supervisors and engineers of any experience level looking to develop and/or maintain FANUC CNCs. [Other versions available: Instructor-Led, Virtual] (Onsite is available - contact FANUC Training for additional details)

Prerequisites: None (However, this course is used as a prerequisite for all FANUC Level II Maintenance courses or can be the prerequisite for all FANUC Level II Programming courses. As such, you have one chance at completing the exercises.)

Requirements: A PC with an Internet connection. Second screen and headphones are

recommended. (Note: This is a web based eLearn course, so no course manuals, worksheets and/or instructor guidance will be included.)

A version of CNC Guide [Full (A08B-9010-J790#ZZ99) or Academic (A08B-9010-J766#ZZ99)] installed and setup with the "FANUC Usage & Maintenance" Machine composition on the PC being used by the student. (To purchase one of these software packages, contact CNC.Parts@fanucamerica.com, and to install/setup the software, complete the free eLearn titled 'CNC Guide Setup', located in the Academy catalog.)A passing score of 80% on a single try is needed to complete this course.

Course Objectives: Explaining CNC and factory automation fundamentals

Navigating CNC screens and understanding their purposeMaking and restoring Memory backupsUnderstanding CNC, servo and spindle system hardwareTroubleshooting PMC Ladder logicTroubleshooting CNC alarms, System alarms, and Operational failuresIntroducing G-codes, Part program structure and alarms

Course Length: We estimate that students will average approximately 30 hours to complete this course, including time to study the materials, to take the tests, and to do the exercises. Actual time will vary, of course, based upon the student's prior experience and eLearning aptitude.

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