Good video, I was hoping you would have covered. Rack & Slot positions. We have a brand new 710ic 50 with the 30ib. We are using 16 vac zones for our tool and have 2 racks. I had to do a few assignment changes in the UOP. Due to and older print that we asked Fanuc to use. Not knowing the previous programmer before me had made changes afterwards. He moved cycle start and fault reset to a spare which was 2-1-1 and 2-1-2. Our normal setup was on 1-3-5 and 1-3-6.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel I watched it recently, I stumbled across your channel about 2 weeks ago. I've been working with these robots for about 16 years now.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Fanuc is actually my favorite and the one I am the best with. We also have Wittman robots and CBW. Cbw is the fastest hands down. We use Fanuc for all of our dual material injection molding machines. The versatility of a Fanuc is what I really like.
do you need to have the controller on to replace the battery inside of the controller. I was told they need to be changed every 4 years, @@FutureRoboticsChannel
Quiz questions for this video 1) Robot F number and version ID information can be helpful for what reasons? -- a) Troubleshooting b) debugging c) technical support *d) all of the above
Unfortunately I cannot, because of FANUC policy, but you can download it from the FANUC CRC (crc.frc.com/login.aspx) website or try to google it: R30iB/R-30iB Plus CONTROLLER MAINTENANCE MANUAL MAREBCNTR04121E
It would depend on the controller type R-J3, R-30iA, R-30iB, etc. for example R-30iB mate is around 40kg but R-J3 is around 250kg, depends how many servo amplifiers and what hardware options do you have.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Thanks a lot! I was wondering precisely about the weight of the R-30iB controller. I understand that the R-30iB is smaller, right? has the same weight as the mate version?
The power supply comes from an external unit, you need to connect the power supply to the robot breaker. If you mean how the motors get the power, then it comes from the servo-axis amplifier.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Is there an internal power supply? We have a robot that displayed a low voltage fault. I am wondering where a low voltage power supply unit might be located inside the robot controller.
@@KeithBrown-cg6mz Have you checked the incoming voltage to the robot (at the breaker)? Low voltage, would mean that you should provide 480V, but you are supplying eg. 400V, low voltage doesn't necessary mean 24V.
thank you so much
Please make a video on How to connect PLC to fanuc robot
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Thanks!
Interesting class.
Good video, I was hoping you would have covered. Rack & Slot positions.
We have a brand new 710ic 50 with the 30ib.
We are using 16 vac zones for our tool and have 2 racks. I had to do a few assignment changes in the UOP. Due to and older print that we asked Fanuc to use. Not knowing the previous programmer before me had made changes afterwards. He moved cycle start and fault reset to a spare which was 2-1-1 and 2-1-2. Our normal setup was on 1-3-5 and 1-3-6.
I'm explaining that in my Digital I/O video :-)
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@@FutureRoboticsChannel I watched it recently, I stumbled across your channel about 2 weeks ago. I've been working with these robots for about 16 years now.
@@stevenharper3252 Wow, that's great ! What do you think about them ? How about other brands ?
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Fanuc is actually my favorite and the one I am the best with. We also have Wittman robots and CBW. Cbw is the fastest hands down. We use Fanuc for all of our dual material injection molding machines. The versatility of a Fanuc is what I really like.
Do you have a video on how to replace the battery of the R-30iB Controller ?
Not yet
do you need to have the controller on to replace the battery inside of the controller. I was told they need to be changed every 4 years, @@FutureRoboticsChannel
@@rodneynelson7351 Yes the controller has to be turned on
Please tell, major parts of robot
Great video man, but I would like to know how much current the R-30ib mate can draw?
You can check it in MENU->NEXT->STATUS->Power Consumption
Quiz questions for this video
1) Robot F number and version ID information can be helpful for what reasons? --
a) Troubleshooting
b) debugging
c) technical support
*d) all of the above
Please could you cover position registers?
Sure thing
thank you so mush
coulde you give me a manuel for cabinet components please
Unfortunately I cannot, because of FANUC policy, but you can download it from the FANUC CRC (crc.frc.com/login.aspx) website or try to google it:
R30iB/R-30iB Plus CONTROLLER
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
MAREBCNTR04121E
what is the weight of the controller?
It would depend on the controller type R-J3, R-30iA, R-30iB, etc.
for example R-30iB mate is around 40kg but R-J3 is around 250kg, depends how many servo amplifiers and what hardware options do you have.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Thanks a lot! I was wondering precisely about the weight of the R-30iB controller. I understand that the R-30iB is smaller, right? has the same weight as the mate version?
@@emmanuelmata658 R-30iB would be a bit heavier than mate, but it shouldn't to be a big difference.
Power supply location.
The power supply comes from an external unit, you need to connect the power supply to the robot breaker. If you mean how the motors get the power, then it comes from the servo-axis amplifier.
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Is there an internal power supply? We have a robot that displayed a low voltage fault. I am wondering where a low voltage power supply unit might be located inside the robot controller.
@@KeithBrown-cg6mz Have you checked the incoming voltage to the robot (at the breaker)?
Low voltage, would mean that you should provide 480V, but you are supplying eg. 400V, low voltage doesn't necessary mean 24V.