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Deck 6: Programming and File Management
1
Physically changing the pegs in a drum controller is an example of a _________ programming language.
A) level 1
B) level 2
C) level 3
D) level 4
A) level 1
B) level 2
C) level 3
D) level 4
A
2
What are the seven questions you should answer during the task mapping phase of planning?
What kind of tooling does the robot need? How do I want the robot to move between points? Are there any obstacles for the robot to avoid? What is the robot doing at each point? What is the robot doing between each point? Are there any conditions or other factors I need to consider in the process? Is the process logical?
3
In ________ mode,the robot advances through the program one line at a time and requires you to press a button on the teach pendant keypad before it reads the next line of the program and responds.
A) continuous
B) automatic
C) step
D) weave
A) continuous
B) automatic
C) step
D) weave
C
4
Which frame can you use the right-hand rule with?
A) User Frame
B) World Frame
C) Tool Frame
D) Joint Frame
A) User Frame
B) World Frame
C) Tool Frame
D) Joint Frame
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5
Which frame is based on a point in the work envelope where the robot attaches and is Cartesian in nature?
A) User Frame
B) World Frame
C) Tool Frame
D) Joint Frame
A) User Frame
B) World Frame
C) Tool Frame
D) Joint Frame
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6
In level 4 programming systems,the programmer ____________.
A) creates a new program,entering a string of points with proper motion labels,and tests the program for proper function
B) writes the basic program offline with each position having a label,but no coordinate data
C) enters the positional data for each axis as well as all the motion,processing,and data gathering commands to create a program
D) physically alters something in the system to change functionality
A) creates a new program,entering a string of points with proper motion labels,and tests the program for proper function
B) writes the basic program offline with each position having a label,but no coordinate data
C) enters the positional data for each axis as well as all the motion,processing,and data gathering commands to create a program
D) physically alters something in the system to change functionality
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7
What should you do when running a program in automatic mode for the first time?
A) Watch the robot go through the program a couple of times.
B) Keep your hand near the E-stop or stop button.
C) Start at a speed that is less than full speed.
D) All of these are correct.
A) Watch the robot go through the program a couple of times.
B) Keep your hand near the E-stop or stop button.
C) Start at a speed that is less than full speed.
D) All of these are correct.
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8
With circular motion,the robotic system will move ____________.
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
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9
What is the difference between step mode testing and continuous mode testing?
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10
With weave motion,the robotic system will move ____________.
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
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11
The condition in robotics where there is no clear-cut way for the robot to move between two points is called _____.
A) macros
B) singularity
C) a crash
D) None of these are correct
A) macros
B) singularity
C) a crash
D) None of these are correct
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12
With joint motion,the robotic system will move ____________.
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
A) between points with no specific path between the points
B) in a straight line between the points
C) in an arc shape between the points
D) in a zigzag pattern
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13
In level 2 programming systems,the programmer ____________.
A) creates a new program,entering a string of points with proper motion labels,and tests the program for proper function
B) writes the basic program offline with each position having a label,but no coordinate data
C) enters the positional data for each axis as well as all the motion,processing,and data gathering commands to create a program
D) physically alters something in the system to change functionality
A) creates a new program,entering a string of points with proper motion labels,and tests the program for proper function
B) writes the basic program offline with each position having a label,but no coordinate data
C) enters the positional data for each axis as well as all the motion,processing,and data gathering commands to create a program
D) physically alters something in the system to change functionality
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14
Which instruction checks the value of program data often tied to sensors,registers,and other places where data are stored in the controller?
A) Input
B) Looping
C) Output
D) Call
A) Input
B) Looping
C) Output
D) Call
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15
What is a frame and where is the origin point for the World frame of a robot?
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16
Which instruction causes the program to repeat a series of instructions for a specified number of times?
A) Input
B) Looping
C) Output
D) Call
A) Input
B) Looping
C) Output
D) Call
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17
What is robotic kinematics?
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18
Which instruction causes the program to jump to another point in the program?
A) Branching
B) Looping
C) Register
D) Call
A) Branching
B) Looping
C) Register
D) Call
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19
What is the difference between a fine termination of a motion command and a continuous termination of a motion command?
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20
Which instruction is used to call other programs from a main program?
A) Branching
B) Looping
C) Register
D) Call
A) Branching
B) Looping
C) Register
D) Call
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21
What are the four main motion types,and how does the robot move during each?
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