i know a bit in this field. i started up as what i would call a weld tweeker. But learned more and more as time went on. i started out actually a hand welder who went to school for welding and metallurgy but the company i worked for had no one that knew robotics and so i went to mottoman/ yaskawa for training. I know compared to a lot of people i know virtually nothing, but i want to learn more. if any one has any stuff that they would/ could share with me that would be amazing. i took a new job recently after 5 years of 1.63 cents in raises. i had enough and took one offering a lot more money but a lot more responsibility. im not worried about my programming ability for here since there are no plc systems to integrate or anything just basic programming and building fixtures. but i want to grow my abilities so in a few years i can move on to bigger, better and more challenging. i know a lot of you have tons of time and experience on this and i know in comparison im a runt but if you help i promise to become a big dog.
Thank you sincerely for your time
Cameron
Posts by cameronsjunk15
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call motoman. i just dealt with this a few weeks ago. but i did not write it down or else i would share it with you.
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we use the same card reader here. its been here for 2 years even if i have not been here that long and works great. but as he said its kind of expensive
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when your unsure call yaskawa. they give you wrong info its on them if something goes wrong.
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I think its fairly easy but no one here knows anything.The one day i was gone and they just reworked the bad weld even though i left the worlds simplest( with pictures for every step) instruction guide and they did not want to do it.
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I know I am lacking in some areas in robotics. I have never been given the real chance to have my knowledge grow but I am trying on my own. I took a new new job where i would have to learn and told them where i was lacking and they agreed to work with me and help me get training. I want to learn more, I love this field .Thank you again
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so i was taught to build programs under parallel starts so i can do r1-s1 and have r2 as well, so i can turn the table while in program without having to build 8 programs for a job plus table turns. but i had a contractor here my company used before me who told me that its wrong that i should use r1-r2 and then call up table turns separately. but i feel that puts to many programs in for people to screw up things. any opinions?
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is there a chance the wire is getting bent? we ran into an issue like this and it was caused by the operator not emptying the cut containers on the reamers. it was so full it would bend or move the wire so when it went to touch sense it was off location.
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Thank you. im currently seeking a program pendant for our miller auto invision 2 power supply's so i can program them to it and then pull it with a digital out put. my one last question is will i have to put it the out put line in front of every arc file in a program or is there a different method?
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i personally am trying to get my xrc to weld in pulse. im trying to do the digital output to the power supply but not sure if im doing it right. its an xrc hooked to miller power invision2 power supply's. if any one has any ideas on what im doing wrong or the proper way? i would gladly appreciate the assistance.
I have it pulling digital output ogh i believe but its wanting to add a bit to it and thats a tad confusing. but please help lol