Robot technology
Drive technology
Control technology
Welding
Training
Overview
Invest in your future.
Focus on knowledge
and education.
One key to success is the appropriate education of your staff.
The YASKAWA Academy offers you a broad range of courses
tailored to the level of knowledge of the participants –
from entry-level to expert.
Our customers are the experts when it comes
to solving concrete problems practically.
Our products are tools that enable our customers
to effectively realize the developed solutions.
However, to get the most from the products, it is
necessary to obtain accurate knowledge about the
functionality of the components and – what gains
more and more in importance – to recognise the
interaction of the products in the group system
and to exploit opportunities.
Exactly that is the task of our YASKAWA Academy,
namely imparting this knowledge to our customers.
Our team is in the position to provide broad and
detailed expert knowledge about our products –
but also to discuss solutions in dialogue with our
customers: from the product to the solution!
Control technology, drive technology and robotics
grow together more and more in concrete
applications. It is therefore only logical that the
YASKAWA Academy now offers an integrated
training approach, which embraces all YASKAWA
product lines. –
For the benefit of our customers!
Manfred Stern
President & COO, YASKAWA Europe GmbH
Table of Contents | YASKAWA Academy | 03 |
Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................... 04
Total System Solution ...................................... 05
Service Philosophy TCS .................................. 06
Robotics
Welcome to the
YASKAWA Academy
Academy Eschborn ......................................... 08
Training staff Eschborn .................................... 09
Academy Allershausen..................................... 10
Training staff Allershausen ................................ 11
The road to qualification .................................. 12
Course Structure ............................................. 13
Operator and Programming Training ................ 14
Welding
MotoWeld RL350 ............................................ 27
Robotics
Maintenance Training........................................ 28
Software Training ............................................. 34
Certification Programme Robotics ................... 38
“Open” Training ............................................... 39
On-site Training ............................................... 40
Mobile Training Cell .......................................... 41
Drive technology
Academy Eschborn ......................................... 42
Training staff Eschborn .................................... 43
Training Frequency Inverter............................... 44
Machine Control / Servo-Drive Technology....... 45
Controll technology
Academy Herzogenaurach............................... 46
Training staff Herzogenaurach .......................... 47
Training SIMATIC S7 / MOVICON .................... 48
Teleservice / VIPA meets YASKAWA Basic ....... 49
Registration...................................................... 51
General Terms and Conditions
for Training Courses ......................................... 52
How to find us ................................................. 53
| 04 | YASKAWA Academy | Introduction
This investment
will certainly pay off!
Your SUCCESS
is our
MOTIVATION
Learn this rather than that and under
perfect conditions – that promises the
YASKAWA Academy to you.
The key to your success is also the motivation
of each individual YASKAWA Academy employee,
namely excellent training
and advanced education.
Axel Burscheid
General Manager, Total Customer Support
Robotics Division, Yaskawa Europe GmbH
Come and benefit from our advanced training concept. Starting right away, we offer training in all
product areas of the YASKAWA group. These include training in the fields of robotics, drive and
control technology. This offer of diversified and wide-range training stems from a single source.
Our course programme is modular and offers the right training module for nearly all applications
and every level of knowledge.
Many participants praise our balanced approach, in which the practical application is being moved
in the foreground next to the theoretical parts of the course. In this manner, we guarantee efficient
and practice-oriented learning and ensure that the acquired knowledge can be applied directly on
returning to the company.
Our team of trainers is always on the knowledge forefront concerning automation technology due to
ongoing advanced training. The trainers at the YASKAWA Academy gladly create a training concept
based on your request with your individual and customized expectations.
Motivate your employees, increase user safety and reduce downtime through targeted advanced
training at the YASKAWA Academy.
With our training programme we want to:
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Impart them with knowledge to enable proper action
Give you security and confidence in your facility
Provide you and your employees with further qualifications through training for facility availability
To secure your robotic systems at a high level
To support you at an early stage so that problems find no foothold
Assist you with your processes and thus help to optimize and secure
the productivity of your facility
With increasing yield from your facility
To guarantee your success. Because YOUR SUCCESS is our MOTIVATION!
Total-System-Solution | YASKAWA Academy | 05 |
All training courses under one roof.
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Against this background, YASKAWA presented an approach of “Total System Solutions” in the fall
of 2013. Modular combined products and software packages from the divisions Drives & Motion,
Robotics and VIPA complemented each other thereby to achieve technically uniform solutions from
a single source. Such a bandwidth from visualization including controlling to drive technology and
robotics is unprecedented.
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Technically unified automation solutions from one source offer advantages in planning, construction,
commissioning, control and operation compared with conventional
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The YASKAWA Academy implements this requirement with the “Total System Solutions” concept.
The YASKAWA Academy offers an extensive network of training institutions across Europe.
In addition to training at locations in Germany, we can arrange globally for a place for you
to study in almost all countries.
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Consultation
Complete
overhaul
Installation
Maintenance
Our competence...
Spare Parts
...all from a single source!
Programming
Process Support
Cycle time
optimization
Repair
Training
TCS | YASKAWA Academy | 07 |
“Total Customer
Support” is a mindset
matter.
In addition to Consultation, Installation, Programming, Process Support, Telephone
Support, Spare Parts, Maintenance, Repair and Complete Overhaul Services,
an important component of our capabilities is Training and Education.
Here detailed knowledge as well as “the big picture” are just as important as the
“tips and tricks” used in application-related programming.
This principle is the goal of our training concept. Our recipe for success in training
is the proper mix of well-explained theory and numerous practical exercises. In our
training centers in Eschborn, Herzogenaurach and Allershausen, we use detailed
training documentation as well as modern training means and methods.
We offer you a diverse and comprehensive training course programme, which can “enable”
and will qualify your staff – from entry-level to experts – for a variety of applications.
You will be able to take full advantage of your YASKAWA MOTOMAN robots.
Over two-thirds of the course time is used for practical exercises. Thus, your employees
will gather all-round experience in the operation, programming and/or maintenance
of robots and their respective application programs.
For our international clients we can – upon request – coordinate training tailored to
individual needs.
| 08 | YASKAWA Academy | Location Frankfurt
YASKAWA Academy Eschborn – Robotics
The courses of the YASKAWA Academy in Eschborn near Frankfurt
are presented using the latest technology and teaching methods.
As European headquarters we set the highest standards for the
quality of the execution and performance of our international training.
Our courses are held routinely in English or German. Interpreters can
be arranged for courses in other languages upon request. All training
sessions are organised and coordinated at our headquarters
in Eschborn. The proximity to the international Frankfurt Airport
offers the advantage of being able to reach
us quickly and easily – worldwide.
Our Training Centre in Eschborn has:
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A 1700 m² training area
7 training rooms with the latest presentation technology
Over 50 robots of different controller generations
Almost all applications and various application examples
6 technical trainers, 2 training coordinators
A canteen
Location Frankfurt | YASKAWA Academy | 09 |
Trainer Overview
YASKAWA Academy Eschborn
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
Hauptstraße 185 · D-65760 Eschborn
Tel.+49 (0)6196 777 25-70 and +49 (0)6196 777 25-80
Fax+49 (0)6196 777 25-79
Torben Schäfer
Manager Training
Ina Krämer
Training Coordinator
Sabine Zarkovic
Training Coordinator
Harun Tahiri
Technical Trainer
Martin Fuchs
Technical Trainer
Jürgen Rother
Technical Trainer
Andreas Kähler
Technical Trainer
Horst Knoth
Technical Trainer
Arne Tiemer
Technical Trainer
| 10 | YASKAWA Academy | Location Munich
YASKAWA Academy Allershausen – Robotics
Especially for our customers from Switzerland, southern Germany
and Austria, we offer training at the location of Allershausen and,
subsequently, we create shorter journeys and move a bit closer to
our customers. The close proximity to the Production, Repair and
Development Department allows you to consult our experts or
even to visit your facility during commissioning. In Allershausen we
also teach in English and German. Interpreters can be arranged
for courses in other languages upon request.
Our YASKAWA Academy in Allershausen
has:
n A 380 m² training area
n 3 training rooms with the latest presentation technology
n 16 robots in different applications and application examples
n 2 technical trainers
n A canteen
Location Munich | YASKAWA Academy | 11 |
Trainer Overview
YASKAWA Academy Allershausen
Roland Drehsen
Training Leader Allershausen
Thomas Purm
Technical trainer
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
Yaskawastraße 1 · D-85391 Allershausen
Tel.+49 (0)6196 777 25-70 and +49 (0)6196 777 25-80
Fax+49 (0)6196 777 25-79
| 12 | YASKAWA Academy | Qualification
Basic Training – 4 days (1.1 to 6.1)
Operator Training – 1.5 days (1.1 B to 6.1 B)
Programming Training – 2.5 days (1.1 P to 6.1 P)
Maintenance Training – 0.5 days
(20.W to 29.W)
Upgrade Training – 1 day
(1.2 to 6.2)
Maintenance Diagnostic DX200 – 0.5 days
(30. WD)
Training for Lateral Entrants – 2.5 days
(1.3 to 6.3)
Service Training
Mechanics
2 days (20.M to 25.M)
Advanced Programming Training
4 days (1.4 to 6.4)
Service Training
Electrical Equipment
2 days (26.E to 30.E)
Advanced Training for
Lateral Entrants
2.5 days (1.3E to 6.3E)
Service Training
Mechatronics
2.5 days (20.MT to 25.MT)
Software
Training
varying
duration
(S1.1 to 10.1)
Service Training
Mechanics ATEX
2.5 days (ATEX.M)
Safety Controller Training
2.5 days (1.5 to 6.5)
Advanced Training
varying duration
MotoSimEG
3 days
(S12)
MotoSim VRC
3 days + 2 days
(S13 to S13.5)
System-Integrator Training
5 days
(1.12 to 6.12)
System Integrators
Upgrade DX200
2 days
(1.12U to 6.12U)
Advanced
Programmer
Expert
Service technician
Basic
YASKAWA Academy. The road to qualification – Robotics
Course Structure | YASKAWA Academy | 13 |
The structure of our courses
is your key to success.
In addition to our standard courses we offer upon request customised training, in which we can cater
for customer-specific requirements and equipment, and specialised functions. The possibility also
exists – upon request – to conduct a variety of courses at customers’ facilities.
Our “Training Overview” on the following pages will assist you in finding a suitable training course(s).
For more information, events, and current training courses please look in the field of YASKAWA Academy
under: www.yaskawa.eu.com
A detailed description of all training courses can be obtained from the YASKAWA Academy.
Our training programme offering is divided into the following five colour-coded areas:
Programming Training Robotics
| YASKAWA Academy | Programming Training
Maintenance 14Training
Robotics
Software Training
Robotics
Arc Welding
& Cutting
MIG • MAG • WIG • TIG • Plasma
BASIC TRAINING
Training Drive1.1
Technology
1.1 P Prog
1.1 B Operator Training
1.5
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
Training Control
Technology
of robotics
2.5
2-8
2-8
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ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
Explanation of the tables on the following pages and system integrators
VS
None
Training topic
Arc Welding & Cutting
Application examples
MIG • MAG • WIG • TIG • Plasma
Training Course Code
and Description
Duration(Days)
Number of participants (Min./Max.)
1.1
1.2
System
and sy
VS
Opera
1.5
Safet
1 1.1 B Operator Training
1.1 P
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Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
DX Techni
2-61.5
4
2.5
200 safety
Safe and proper
of a robot.
knowledge
Program robot
applica
generation
and operation
new functions
are Basic
explained
ZG
ZG
VS
Prerequisites
ZG
DX
3
100
Programming
2-8
Target Group
BASIC
TRAINING
Upgrade
Training DX200
Progra
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VS
of robotics
System operators, pro
and system
ZG integrators
MOTO
system integrators
None
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
1.2
Upgrade Training DX200
Crossover Training
2-6
2– 6
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
System
operators,
programmers, maintenance staff and ZG
and system
integrators
11.3
2.5
2-6
and customer-specific
2-8
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
Application
of the
knowledge
of and experience with
generation
and new
functions
are explained
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Operator training
VS
1.5
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
2– 6
Upgra
Profou
Safety Controller
1.6
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Technical basics
for pr
Opera
2
safety controller
2-6
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Arc Welding & Cutting
MIG • MAG • WIG • TIG • Plasma
1.1
BASIC TRAINING
1.1 B Operator Training
1.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
1.2
1
2-6
1.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
1.3
2.5
2-6
Crossover Training
1.6
Advanced Training – Digital Power Sources
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly, the content of the basic training will be made
known
2
Operation of already existing power sources, organisation
in the weld controller, working with the weld software.
The training is done with manufacturers SKS, Fronius,
EWM, ESAB and Kempi.
Upon request additional manufacturers are possible.
2-6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Formation as welding engineer Upgrade,
crossover or basic training
1.3E Advanced Crossover Training
1.7
2.5
3
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly, the content of the extended programming courses
will be made known
2-6
Advanced Training – Digital Power Sources
The calibration of analog weld power sources, defining
and using the weld data and special welding functions
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
1.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
1.8
Advanced Training Q-Set
2
2-6
Technical basics of Q-Set are explained. Setting up and
calibration of the Q set. Using Q-Set and correcting JOBs.
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Q-Set-experienced programmers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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Welding
Cutting
1.9
Multirobot Training
2
1.13
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
1.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
1.14
Advanced Training COMARC
3
3
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-6
Getting to know, using and applying weld seam tracking
with the COMARC function
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Advanced Training Multilayer
1.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
1.15
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturing cell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
controller, tooling and safety technology. Configuration
of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-6
Getting to know, using and applying multilayer welding.
Importance of Euler angles.
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Advanced training – COMARC
VS
PLC S7 Basic training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
1.12
System Integrators
1.19
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
The aim of the search function is to find successfully
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
1.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
2
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators on
the latest level.
1.20
Advanced Training Sensor Systems
1
2-4
Technical basics to use sensor systems properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Operators using sensor systems
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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Spot Welding
Spot Welding • Riveting
2.1
Basic Training
2.1 B Operator Training
2.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
2.2
1
2-6
2.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
2.3
2.5
2-6
Crossover Training
2.6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly. The content of the basic training will be made
known shortly
2
2-4
Advanced Training Spot Welding
Application of MOTOMAN spot welding.
Application and use for data with servo guns
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
2.3E Advanced Crossover Training
2.9
2.5
2
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly. The content of the basic training will be made
known shortly
2-6
Multirobot Training
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
2.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
2.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
3
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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2.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
2.13
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturing cell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
controller, tooling and safety technology.
Configuration of field bus systems
2
2-5
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
PLC S7 Basic training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
2.12
System Integrators
2.19
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
The aim of the search function is to find successfully
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
2.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
2
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators on
the latest level.
ZG
System integrators
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
Spot Welding
Riveting
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Painting & Dosing
Painting • Bonding • Dosing • Sealing
3.1
Basic Training
3.1 B Operator Training
3.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
3.2
1
2-6
3.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
3.3
2.5
2-6
Crossover Training
3.6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly, the content of the basic training will be made
known
2
2-4
Advanced Training Painting
Application of special painting commands, use of painting
data. Conveyor synchronized programming
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
3.3E Advanced Crossover Training
3.7
2.5
2
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly. The content of the extended programming courses
will be made known shortly
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision Generally
Technical basics of camera systems. Application of the
system, receive and convert data in the robot programme
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
3.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
3.8
3
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision YASKAWA
Technical basics of the YASKAWA camera system.
Set up and calibrate the camera. Application of the system,
receive and convert data in the robot programme
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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3.9
3.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
Multirobot Training
2
2
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-6
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators
on the latest level.on the latest level.
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System integrators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
3.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
3.13
3
2
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-6
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
3.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
3.14
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturingcell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
controller, tooling and safety technology.
Configuration of field bus systems
2
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training – Conveyor
Technical basics of the Conveyor Function.
Configure conveyor, synchronize motion.
Start shift, overlimits and conveyor shift function
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
PLC S7 Basic training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
3.12
System Integrators
3.19
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
The aim of the search function is to find successfully
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
Painting Dosing
Bonding
Sealing
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Machining
Deburring • Grinding • Polishing • Milling • Engraving
4.1
Basic Training
4.1 B Operator Training
4.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
4.2
1
2-6
4.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
Crossover Training
4.6
Advanced Training Machining
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly. The content of the basic training will be made
known shortly
2
4.3
2.5
2-6
2-8
Installing and working with an external TCP,
the anticipation function, t-axis endless rotation
or speed control
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
4.3E Advanced Crossover Training
4.7
2.5
2
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly. The content of the basic training will be made
known shortly
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision Generally
Technical basics of camera systems. Application of the
system, receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
4.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
4.8
3
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision YASKAWA
Technical basics of the YASKAWA camera systems.
Set up and calibrate the camera. Application of the system,
receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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4.9
Multirobot Training
2
4.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators
on the latest level.on the latest level.
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System integrators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
4.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
4.13
3
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
4.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
4.14
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturingcell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
controller, tooling and safety technology. Configuration
of field bus systems
2
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training – Conveyor
Technical basics of the Conveyor Function.
Configure conveyor, synchronize motion.
Start shift, overlimits and conveyor shift function
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
PLC S7 Basic training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
4.12
System Integrators
4.19
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
The aim of the search function is to find successfully
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
Milling
Grinding
Engraving
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Handling
Assembly • Machine Operator • Loading and Unloading
5.1
Basic Training
5.1 B Operator Training
5.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
5.2
1
2-6
5.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
Crossover Training
5.6
Advanced Training – Handling
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly, the content of the basic training will be made
known
3
5.3
2.5
2-6
2-8
Programming advanced instructions, customized and
application-related functions with robot applications.
Special focus on general handling.
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
5.3E Advanced Crossover Training
5.7
2.5
2
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly, the content of the extended programming courses
will be made known
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision Generally
Technical basics of camera systems. Application of the
system, receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
5.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
5.8
3
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision YASKAWA
Technical basics of the YASKAWA camera systems.
Set up and calibrate the camera. Application of the system,
receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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Handling
5.9
Multirobot Training
2
5.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators on
the latest level.
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System integrators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
5.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
5.13
3
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
5.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
5.14
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturingcell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
controller, tooling and safety technology. Configuration
of field bus systems
2
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training – Conveyor
Technical basics of the Conveyor Function.
Configure conveyor, synchronize motion.
Start shift, overlimits and conveyor shift function
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
PLC S7 Basic training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
5.12
System Integrators
5.15
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
1
2-5
2-4
Advanced Training – MotoPal operator
Technical basics to use MotoPal properly. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Application with MotoPal
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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Handling
Assembly • Machine Operator • Loading and Unloading
5.16
Advanced Training – MotoPal Setter
2
5.19
1
2-4
Technical basics to set up MotoPal properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
The aim of the search function is to find successfully
ZG
Application with MotoPal, system integrators
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
MotoPal operator
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
5.17
Advanced Training – MotoPick Operator
2
5.20
Advanced Training Sensor Systems
1
2-4
Technical basics to use MotoPick properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
2-4
Technical basics to use sensor systems properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Application with MotoPick
ZG
Operators using sensor systems
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
5.18
Advanced Training – MotoPick Setter
2
2-4
Technical basics to set up MotoPick properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Application with MotoPick
VS
MotoPick operator
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Picking, Packing, Palletising
6.1
Basic training
6.1 B Operator Training
6.1 P Programming Training
1.5
2.5
2-8
Safe and proper operation of a robot. Basic knowledge
of robotics
Program robot applications with standard instructions
and customer-specific functions
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff
and system integrators
VS
None
VS
Operator training
6.2
1
2-6
6.5
Upgrade Training DX200
Previous knowledge is updated to the current controller
generation and new functions are explained
3
DX
100
4
DX
200
Safety Controller Training
Technical basics for proper operation with the
safety controller
2– 6
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
MOTOMAN customers using a safety controller
VS
Basic training of the previous controller generation
(MRC, XRC, NX100 or DX100)
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
Profound knowledge of programming
6.3
2.5
2-6
Crossover Training
6.6
Advanced Training – Picking, Packing, Palletising
Application of the knowledge of and experience with other
industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots
Shortly, the content of the basic training will be made
known
3
Programming advanced instructions, customized and
application-related functions with robot applications.
Special focus on pick and place applications and position
calculations
2-8
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers
VS
Programming knowledge of other industrial robots
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
6.3E Advanced Crossover Training
6.7
2.5
2
2-6
Application of the knowledge of and experience with
other industrial robots to MOTOMAN robots.
Shortly, the content of the extended programming courses
will be made known
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision Generally
Technical basics of camera systems. Application of the
system, receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Crossover training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
6.4
4
2-6
Advanced Programming Training
Programming robotic applications with advanced
instructions and customized functions.
Setting menus and robot-specific files are explained
6.8
3
2-6
Advanced Training – Vision YASKAWA
Technical basics of the YASKAWA camera systems.
Set up and calibrate the camera. Application of the system,
receive and convert data in the robot program
ZG
Programmers, machine setters, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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Picking, Packing, Palletising
6.9
Multirobot Training
2
6.13
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-8
Planners & Managers
Understanding operations, performances and limits of a
robot system. Application possibilities and an optimized
utilization of the plant and requirements for the personnel
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Project manager, division manager, planners and managers
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
None
6.10
Multirobot Synchro Training
6.14
3
2
2-6
Programming of robot systems with two or more robots
or with dual-arm robots
2-4
Advanced Training – Conveyor
Technical basics of the Conveyor Function.
Configure conveyor, synchronize motion.
Start shift, overlimits and conveyor shift function
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
Experienced programmers and system operators
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
6.11
Internal PLC & Field Bus Systems
6.15
2
Basics for integration of the robot into a manufacturingcell
with focus on communication/integration with a host
1
2-5
controller, tooling and safety technology. Configuration
of field bus systems
2-4
Advanced Training – MotoPal Operator
Technical basics to use MotoPal properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
ZG
Application with MotoPal
VS
PLC S7 Basic Training.
Upgrade, crossover or basic Training
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
6.12
System Integrators
6.16
5
Assembly, connection and installation of a robot system.
Connection of external axes, carriageways, safety
installations and tools.
Communication with a host controller,
configuration of field bus systems
2
2-5
2-4
Advanced training – MotoPal Setter
Technical basics to set up MotoPal properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Application with MotoPal, system integrators
VS
General knowledge of PLCs, electronics, mechanics.
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
VS
MotoPal operator
6.12U System Integrators Upgrade DX200
2
3-6
Upgrade to DX200. Changes and new developments
to bring the knowledge level for system integrators on
the latest level
6.17
Advanced Training – MotoPick Operator
2
2-4
Technical basics to use MotoPick properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
System integrators
ZG
Application with MotoPick
VS
System integrator training for earlier controller generations
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
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6.18
Advanced Training – MotoPick Setter
2
6.20
Advanced Training Sensor Systems
1
2-4
Technical basics to set up MotoPick properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
2-4
Technical basics to use sensor systems properly.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Application with MotoPick
ZG
Operators using sensor systems
VS
MotoPick operator
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training
6.19
1
2-4
Advanced Training Search Function
Technical basics to use the search function properly. Fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting. The aim of the search
function is to find successfully
ZG
Operators using the search function (Search)
VS
Experienced programmers and system operators
Welding
MotoWeld RL350
MWRL350.1
2
4-8
Operator Training MotoWeld RL350
Knowing and understanding the basic functions and
settings of the power source. Organisation in the
weld controller. Management via the DX200
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
Basic training 1.1
Welding
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Picking Robot
MPK2 • MPK5 • MYS-series • MPP3
20.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
20.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
20. MT Service Training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
Robot > 5 kg
MH5F • MH5S • MH5L • MH5 • HP3 • HP3L
and previous models since XRC
21.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
21.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
21. MT Service Training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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Robot 6 – 30 kg
MH6 till MH24 • HP20D • MH50-20 • MA1400
till MA2010 and previous models since XRC
22.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
22.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
22. MT Service Training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
Robot 35 – 600 kg
MH50-35 • MH50II • MS80II • ES165 till ES280D
UP350D till UP350-600D • MPL80 • MH110 till MH600
23.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
23.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
23. MT Service Training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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Palettising robots
MPK50 • MPL100 till MPL800
24.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
24.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
24. MT Service Training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
7 and 15 axis robots
SIA10 • SIA20 • SIA50D • VS50 • SDA10 • SDA20
25.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
25.M Service training – Mechanical Equipment
2
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
25. MT Service training – Mechatronics
20.M-XRC | 20.M-NX100 | 20.M-DX100 | 20.M-FS100 | 20.M-DX200
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. Fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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Painting robots
EPX1250 • EPX2050 • EPX 2700 • EPX 2800R
EPX2800 • EPX2900
ATEX.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
ATEX.M Service Training – Mechanical Equipment
2.5
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical mending work for
each robot category. Basics for successful fault diagnosis
and troubleshooting
ATEX.MT Service Training – Mechatronics
ATEX.M-XRC | ATEX.M-NX100
3
2-4
Technical basics for proper mechanical and electrical
mending work for each robot category. ATEX-instructions.
Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians mechanic
ZG
Maintenance technicians, mechanic and electrics
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
XRC
26.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
26.E Service training – Electrical Equipment
2
2-8
Technical basics for proper electrical mending work for
each control generation. Basics for successful fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians electric
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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NX100
27.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
27.E Service Training – Electrical Equipment
2
2-8
Technical basics for proper electrical mending work
for each control generation. Basics for successful fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians electric
VS
Operator and maintenance training
DX100
28.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
28.E Service Training – Electrical Equipment
2
2-8
Technical basics for proper electrical mending work
for each control generation. Basics for successful fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians electric
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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FS100
29.W Maintenance Training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
29.E Service Training – Electrical Equipment
1
2-8
Technical basics for proper electrical mending work
for each control generation. Basics for successful fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance technicians electric
VS
Operator and maintenance training
DX200
30.W Maintenance training
0.5
4-8
Technical basics for proper maintenance work
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
VS
Operator training
30. WD Maintenance Diagnostic DX200
0.5
4-8
30.E Service Training – Electrical Equipment
2
Technical basics for proper maintenance diagnostic
of DX200
2-8
Technical basics for proper electrical mending work
for each control generation. Basics for successful fault
diagnosis and troubleshooting
ZG
Maintenance personnel and system operators
ZG
Maintenance technicians electric
VS
Operator and maintenance training
VS
Operator and maintenance training
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FDDWin
0.5
4-8
FDDWin Training
Function and application of the backup software FDDWIN
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Upgrade training to the next Controller generation, crossover or basic training,
PC and English knowledge
FDDWin
S1
FTP Function
1
4-8
FTP Training
Function and application of the FTP option
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Upgrade training to the next Controller generation, crossover or basic training,
PC and English knowledge
FTP-Funktion
S2
JobEditor
0.5
4-8
JobEditor Training
Function and application of the software JobEditor
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
JobEditor
S3
JobExchanger
0.5
4-8
JobExchanger Training
Function and application of the software JobExchanger
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
JobExchanger
S4
LadderEditor
1
4-8
LadderEditor Training
Function and application of the software LadderEditor
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, MOTOMAN PLC training,
PC experience and English knowledge
Ladder
Editor
S5
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MotoAdmin
1
4-8
MotoAdmin Training (Tool forRemote Access)
Function and application of the software MotoAdmin
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
MotoAdmin
S6
MotoCalvEG
0.5
4-8
MotoCalvEG Training
Function and application of the software MotoCalvEG
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
MotoCalvEG
S7
MotoCom
1
4-8
Motocom Training
Function and application of MotoCom
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, Windows programmers- and English knowledge
MotoCom
S8
MotoDCI
0.5
4-8
MotoDCI Training
Function and application of MotoDCI
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
MotoDCI
S9
MotoOPCServer
1
4-8
MotoOPCServer Training
Function and application of the MotoOPC Server.
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
OPC
MotoOPCServer
S10
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MotoGSI
4
2-6
MotoGSI Training
Function and application of MotoGSI
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Experienced programmers of DX100 or FS100. Network knowledge
MotoGSI
S11
MotoSimEG
3
2-6
Basic Training MotoSimEG
Basics of MotoSimEG. Integrate models, cells and simple robot programs
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
MotoSIM
S12
MotoSimVRC
3
2-6
Basic Training MotoSimVRC
Basics of MotoSimVRC. Integrate models, cells and simple robot programs
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training, PC experience and English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13
1
2-6
Advanced training to create external axes and basic axes and their integration,
configuration and programming
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training MotoVRC, good PC experience, English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13.1 Module 1: External and Basic Axes
1
2-6
Advanced training to create conveyors and their integration, configuration
and programming
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training MotoVRC, good PC experience, English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13.2 Module 2: Conveyor
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1
2-6
Advanced training to create multirobot cells (2 or more robots) and their
integration, configuration and programming
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training MotoVRC, Multirobot-Synchron-Training,
good PC experience, English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13.3 Module 3: Twin Cells / Multirobot
1.5
2-6
Extension training on the correct implementation and application of off-line
programming. Matching virtual and real robot systems
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training MotoVRC, good PC experience, English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13.4 Module 4: Offline Programming
1
2-6
Independent creation of a robot cell from our training facility using all
previously acquired content. Objective of this exercise is to create a real
robot cell
ZG
Experienced programmers, plant operators, system integrators,
work preparation
VS
Basic training MotoVRC, good PC experience, English knowledge
MotoVRC
S13.5 Module 5: “Open” Training Using a Practical Example
MotoPlus
a.A.
2-4
MotoPlus Training
Basics and application of MotoPlus. PP customization, Customizing the
PHG interface with individual applications
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
VS
Experienced programmers of DX100 or FS100. Network knowledge.
Very good knowledge of Visual, C or C++
MotoPLUS
S14
MotomanSync
2.5
2-4
MotomanSync Training
Basics and application of MotomanSync. Activation and programming
of the robot via a PLC
ZG
Experienced programmers and system integrators
VS
Experienced programmers of DX100 or FS100. Network knowledge.
Very good knowledge of SIMATIC S7
MOTOMAN Sync
S15
| 38 | YASKAWA Academy | Certification
YASKAWA
Certification programme Robotics
The use of the YASKAWA industrial robot is progressing quite well in all industrial branches and applications.
Accordingly, the technology has evolved in its variety of possibilities and options. The YASKAWA certification
programme stays abreast of this development, by qualifying programmers and maintenance staff and to build up
the necessary expertise.
By qualifying your employees, you are able to independently implement problem solutions professionally and expertly.
Upon successful completion of the appropriate training for BACHELOR or
MASTER, this qualification degree is certified with a certificate.
Accurate information to the Bachelor and Master courses can be
obtained from employees of YASKAWA Academy.
System Setup Training
Z1
3
4-8
System Setup Training
Overview of the organization and the product range of YASKAWA.
Overview of all functions of the robot controller.
Expanding the main configurations of the robot controllers,
initialization, parameter settings, robotic systems to facilitate more
robots, external axes and roadways
ZG
System integrators and participants of the training courses to
Bachelor and Master
VS
Upgrade, crossover or basic training,
PC experience and English knowledge
Bachelor Examination
ZYB-M Bachelor Examination
0.5
4-8
Theoretical and practical verification of levels of understanding
and knowledge of previous training modules
ZG
Graduates of Bachelor's degree courses
VS
All training modules of the Bachelor course series
Master Examination
ZYM-M Master Examination
1
4-8
Theoretical and practical verification of levels of understanding
and knowledge of previous training modules Emphasis is complex
technical system configurations and the resolving of problems
ZG
Graduates of Master's degree courses
VS
Successful Bachelor examination and all training modules of the
Master’s degree programme
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“Open” Training
The freedom to work intensively on your own.
You, as a user would like to ....
n… practise on a YASKAWA MOTOMAN robot without interrupting production of your plant.
n… strengthen and deepen the knowledge and skills acquired in a training course with further practical
exercises.
n… refresh and deepen your knowledge and skills you obtained in one of our training courses that you
attended some time ago.
n… test and try functions and applications for which you do not have the opportunity in your company
due to the absence of available robots.
Course Purpose and Content
We offer you the opportunity to use a YASKAWA MOTOMAN robot independently for your tasks and
exercises. Industrial robots of controller generations MRC, XRC, NX100, NXC100 DX100, FS100 and DX200
are available for your “open” and independent training.
With respect to the availability of specific robot types and their respective applications, please contact the
YASKAWA Academy. For your support, a trainer of the YASKAWA Academy will be assigned to you to help
you with problems and to answer your questions.
Minimum Prerequisite: Operator training
Bring along: Your training documentation from
previous training course(s)
Extensive training programme in a
professional environment
The YASKAWA Academy offers a highly differentiated and extensive range of training courses for
the widest range of interests and skill levels.
The equipment is technically very modern and
geared towards a positive learning atmosphere.
The high proportion of practical teaching content
and exercises on the robot convey the acquired
knowledge with an excellent connection to real
application in place. We are pleased that our
SUMO automation system Flexiplex contributes
further to the intensification of
the practical experience aspect.
Heiko Röhrig
Head of sales and marketing
EGS Automatisierungstechnik GmbH
| 40 | YASKAWA Academy | Training on Location
Something very
special.
At regular intervals we offer special trainings, events and workshops.
On our home page you will find current information.
Should you wish special training, we will create an individualised training plan just for you in
accordance with your needs and requirements.
At our place or yours?
Are there reasons why you prefer training at home? Then we gladly come to you on location
of your factory. Our offer is world-wide; we offer the possibility that our experienced trainers train
and teach your employees in their familiar environment.
We will advise you on the possibilities and together with you weigh up the advantages and
possible disadvantages. Should the training-technical equipment not be available on location of
your facility, we will bring everything along. Should the required number of training robots not be
available, you have the additional option to book our mobile training robot “Training in motion”.
Contact the staff of our YASKAWA Academy for more details.
Mobile Cell | YASKAWA Academy | 41 |
“Training in motion“
Our Mobile Training Cell.
To participate in training sessions outside the YASKAWA Academy, we conceptualized this
training cell with the same quality. It is important to us, that, taking into consideration the safety
procedures, a less complicated and faster assembly at the construction site is accomplished.
The training cell is easy to move, fits through “normal” door width and can thus be used in almost
every classroom. Apart from electricity, no other media are needed, since the gripper system
consists of magnetic grippers. The controls are integrated and meet our training standards.
All necessary consumables, such as tools and equipment will be supplied.
You will be surprised to see how quickly you can perform the first movements of the robot
after delivery.
For details on shipping and scheduling availability, please inquire at the YASKAWA Academy.
The trend towards flexible manufacturing,
i.e. handling of robots, has grown into a
decisive economic factor.
Apart from purely technical problems, particularly
elements of ecology have led to new insights.
Subsequently, it is not the goal of automation any
more to completely replace humans by technology,
but rather to teach employees new skills and
competences.
WIFI OÖ as early as already 1988 grappled with
this task and started with seminars in the field of
robotics. Today, the WIFI in Linz is just one of many
certified training centres for YASKAWA.
We're always keen on behalf of our customers to
keep the technical equipment on the latest level.
WIFI-students thus enrol to acquire future-oriented
competences and qualifications
for YASKAWA robot technologies.
Doz. Ing. Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing.
Gerhard Michlbauer EUR Ing.
WIFI OÖ GmbH
Head of Robot Competence Centre
| 42 | YASKAWA Academy | Location Frankfurt
YASKAWA Academy Eschborn – Drive technology
The courses in the field of drive technology are presented, as is
the case in the area of robotics, based on state of the art technical
and didactic methods.
Application engineers with additional training in the field of technical
teaching perform training in their areas of speciality. You, therefore,
benefit from a high degree of experience and expertise to meet your
needs.
As usual, the courses take place in German and English.
At our European headquarters in Eschborn, we offer:
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Training by 11 application engineers
Classrooms with the latest presentation technology
Various training demo’s and application examples
Overview of all products
A pleasant training atmosphere
A canteen
Location Frankfurt | YASKAWA Academy | 43 |
Trainer Overview Drives&Motion
YASKAWA Academy Eschborn
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
Hauptstraße 185 · D-65760 Eschborn
Tel.+49 (0)6196 777 25-70 and +49 (0)6196 777 25-80
Fax+49 (0)6196 777 25-79
Manfred Mollner
Technical Trainer
Brett Pawielski
Technical Trainer
Bernd Wittayer
Technical Trainer
Daniel Mendt
Technical Trainer
Sascha Göbel
Technical Trainer
Stephan Hensel
Technical Trainer
Roberto Adanez
Technical Trainer
Frequency converter
Klaus Unger
Technical Trainer
Julian Schulte
Technical Trainer
Motion Controller
Jörg Schmidt
Technical Trainer
Mustafa Yildirim
Technical Trainer
SERVO
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Frequency Converter (Drives)
D1
Basic Training – Inverter
1
D6
2
4-8
Understanding the basics and applications of the
frequency converter. Product overview
4-8
Maintenance Training – Inverter
Design of the inverter.
Replacing maintenance parts. Parameter backup.
Trouble shooting
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
ZG
Maintenance staff
VS
Technical understanding
VS
Electronic basics
D2
Product Training – Inverter
D7
Application Training – Inverter
2
2
4-8
Being able to make the right selection of products and
the appropriate options Standard commissioning
4-8
Design of the inverter. Configure the required parameters.
Connection and wiring.
DriveWizardPlus
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Technical understanding
VS
Electronic basics
D3
Technical Training – Inverter
3
4-8
Commissioning and independent creation of complex
configurations. Optimization of the drive functions
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators commissioning
VS
Product training – Inverter
D4
DriveWorksEZ Pro Training
3
4-8
Function and application of the software for graphical
project planning of functional extensions.
DriveWorksEZ Pro
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Technical training – Inverter
D5
Customer-Specific Training upon request
a.A.
4-7
Customer training in accordance with agreement and
customer requirements
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Technical training – Inverter
Drives & Motion | YASKAWA Academy | 45
Machine Control (Motion Controller IEC)
C1
1
4-8
Product Training
Understanding the basics and application fields of the
IEC machine control. Being able to make the right selection
of products and the appropriate options
C3
3
4-8
Advanced Technical Training
Commissioning and independent creation of more complex
programmes and optimization of IEC machine controllers.
Obtain in-depth knowledge. Parametrization and optimization
of servo drives in connection with IEC machine controls
ZG
Facility and machine builders
System integrators
ZG
Facility and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Technical understanding
VS
Product training, technical basic training
C2
Training of Technical Basics
C4
Machine Control Complete Training
2
5
4-8
Commissioning and independent creation of simple
programmes and optimization of IEC machine controllers.
4-8
Commissioning and independent creating of programmes
with the MPiec machine control system.
Commissioning and optimization of servo-drives in
conjunction with the MPiec machine control system
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Product training
VS
Product training
Servo-Drive Technology (Servo)
SV1
Basic Training – Servo
0.5
4-8
SV3
Technical Training – Servo
3
Understanding the basics of the technology and
application areas of servo drives. Product overview
4-8
Commissioning and independent creation of complex
configurations of servo drives.
ZG
Facility and machine builders
System integrators
ZG
Facility and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Technical understanding
VS
Basic training – Servo
Product training – Servo
SV2
Product Training – Servo
1
4-8
Being able to make the right choice of servo products
ZG
Plant and machine builders
System integrators
VS
Basic training
| 46 | YASKAWA Academy | VIPA Herzogenaurach
YASKAWA Academy Herzogenaurach –
Control technology (VIPA)
Due to the central geographical position, the way to innovative training
to almost all points in Germany is easily accessible.
The close proximity to the Production, Repair and Development
Department allows you to consult our experts or even to visit your
facility during commissioning.
In Herzogenaurach, Germany, we also teach in German and English.
Our VIPA academy in Herzogenaurach has:
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A 150 m² training area
4 training rooms with the latest presentation technology
5 technical trainers
A canteen
VIPA Herzogenaurach | YASKAWA Academy | 47 |
Trainer Overview
YASKAWA Academy Herzogenaurach
Fritz Dotzer
Technical trainer
Andreas Höhn
Technical trainer
Kai Sommer
Technical trainer
Helmut Poeloth
Technical trainer
VIPA GmbH
Ohmstraße 4 · D-91074 Herzogenaurach
Tel.+49 (0) 9132 - 744 - 0
Fax+49 (0) 9132 - 744 -1864
Torsten Zerl
Technical trainer
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SIMATIC S7
PLC1 Basic Training SIMATIC S7
3
PLC3 Service Training SIMATIC S7
4
4-8
Basics of PLC in application of SIMATIC S7
4-8
Learning skills to locate and fix errors in the systems
and programmes. Use of the diagnostic possibilities for
systematic troubleshooting
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
None
VS
SIMATIC S7 basic training or comparable basic knowledge
PLC2 Advanced Training SIMATIC S7
4
4-8
Extension of knowledge on troubleshooting,
commissioning and visualisation in more complex
PLC programmes for SIMATIC-S7 controllers
PLC4 Communication SIMATIC S7
3
4-8
Learning skills for configuration, troubleshooting and
testing of different bus systems such as MPI, PROFIBUS,
PROFINET and industrial ethernet
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
SIMATIC S7 basic training or comparable basic knowledge
VS
SIMATIC S7 basic training or comparable basic knowledge
MOVICON
VMB VIPA MOVICON Basic
VMA VIPA MOVICON Advanced
1
2
4-8
HMI product presentation and functions.
Basics of Scada software Movicon
4-8
Advanced applications and programming of the
Scada software Movicon
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
None
VS
VIPA MOVICON Basic
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Teleservice
VTB
1
4-8
VIPA Teleservice Basic
Product presentation, operational applications,
fundamentals/teleservice prerequisites, basic device
functions. Basic project planning TM-C/H
VTA
1
4-8
VIPA Teleservice ADVANCED
Advanced application possibilities and device functions,
examples of script programming, create your own,
simple web pages
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
ZG
System operators, programmers, maintenance staff and
system integrators
VS
None
VS
VIPA Teleservice Basic
Simatic S7/DriveWizzard
VYB
1
4-8
VIPA meets Yaskawa Basic
Combination of VIPA and YASKAWA components.
Project planning and application possibilities.
Examples with MODBUS RTU/PROFIBUS/PROFINET
ZG
Programmers, maintenance staff and system integrators
VS
Simatic S7 basic knowledge and drive technology
WINNING
TEAM
The new DX200 controller with
new MOTOMAN robots – by the
inventor of the Mechatronics®
Successful teams work together perfectly, leverage the
strengths of each other and use the right tool skilfully.
So, new MOTOMAN robots were created at YASKAWA
and the new DX200 controller, which helps your facility
to achieve new top performances. Both the integrated
safety controller, as well as application-specific
function packages that are easy to program will in
combination with newly designed robots pave the way
for numerous stage and overall victories.
Registration
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division · YASKAWA Academy
Hauptstraße 185 · D-65760 Eschborn/Ts. · Tel. +49 (0)6196-77725-70 und -80 · Fax +49 (0)6196-77725-79 · E-mail: academy@yaskawa.eu.com
Sender:
Please indicate your desired training
location:
Company
Eschborn/Frankfurt on the Main
Allershausen/Munich
ContactDepartment
Herzogenaurach (VIPA)
Street/No.
Postal code / City
New customer:
Yes /
No
If “No”, please enter your customer
number:
Tel.Fax
E-mail
Value added tax identification number
Please enter your order number,
if your training has already been
purchased in another order
(e.g. robot order):
Invoicing address if different from sender
Company
Street/No.
Postal code / City
Registration for the following training course(s)
Controller:
MRC
XRC
NX100
DX100
FS100
DX200
Others
Drive technology (Drives & Motion):
Controll technology (VIPA):
Training Course
Code
Application
Duration/Days
Costs in €
Registration of your staff for the desired time period
First Name
Last Name
Date/Calendar Week
1
2
3
4
5
6
I have read the General Standard Terms and Conditions of the YASKAWA Europe GmbH and agree to them. I hereby accept your offer.
Place, Date
Stamp/Signature
| 52 | YASKAWA Academy | Organisation
General Terms and Conditions
for Training Courses
Registration
Registration and deregistration will only be made at the
following address:
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
YASKAWA Academy Frankfurt
Hauptstraße 185
D-65760 Eschborn/Ts.
Tel. +49 (0)6196-77725-70
Tel. +49 (0)6196-77725-80
Fax+49 (0)6196-77725-79
E-Mail: academy@yaskawa.eu.com
Dates
The course dates will be communicated upon request.
Please contact us well in advance so that the dates you
have requested can be taken into consideration.
Courses can only be reserved after submission of the
completed registration form. YASKAWA Academy reserves the right to reschedule the courses offered if the
number of participants is too low or for other special
reasons – if necessary, also after confirmation of course
registration.
Accommodation
Due to the wide range of hotels available as well as
individual preferences and company guidelines, we cannot
make hotel reservations for Frankfurt and Allershausen.
We appreciate your kind understanding. For courses
during trade fairs, please make your hotel reservations
well in advance as the hotels are booked out quickly.
Cancellations
After YASKAWA Academy confirms the registration,
requests for cancellation will only be accepted in writing.
The processing fee for cancellation up to 14 days prior
to commencement of the course is 10% of the course
fee. The processing fee for cancellation up to 7 days
prior to commencement of the course is 50% of the
course fee. After this period or if the participant does
not attend the course, the full course fee will be charged.
Should a registered participant be unable to attend the
course, he/she may name a different participant as
substitute.
Completion
Upon successful completion of a course, participants
receive a certificate indicating the topics covered during
the course. A confirmation of participation is given to
participants who have not been able to follow the
course content due to insufficient previous knowledge
or communication problems.
Times
Training Schedule
The YASKAWA Academy is open on training days from
8.00 to 17.00 hours.
For the exact course times, refer to your order
confirmation, as these can vary depending on the
booked course.
Training material
All course documents will only be handed out during the
training course. Manuals cannot be sent to prospective
participants in advance.
Catering
Refreshments and lunch on training days are included
in the course fees.
Liability
At our premises
YASKAWA Europe GmbH is not liable for damage
caused due to accidents at our plant or due to loss of
personal property. Furthermore, we are not liable for
damage caused by the customer at his or her facility
when applying the knowledge imparted in the training
course.
At your premises (on-site)
We strongly recommend that the training of your
personnel takes place at our Training Centre(s). It is our
experience that a training session is more effective and
of a higher quality when the training takes place at
one of our training centres rather than in your facility
due to the fact that our training personnel is better able
to address the individual needs of the participants.
In addition, distractions of day-to-day business are
avoided.
In addition, please be aware that a maximum of 3
participants can be trained simultaneously on a single
piece of equipment. Furthermore, there is a risk to the
operational safety of your equipment due to operator/
programming errors made by the participants during the
training. Please be aware that YASKAWA Europe GmbH
does not in any way accept any responsibility or liability
for damage incurred during or as a result of the training
nor their resulting costs.
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Here is how you can find our Trainings Centres
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YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
Eschborn near Frankfurt
Hauptstraße 185 · D-65760 Eschborn/Taunus
Tel.+49 (0)6196 777 25-70 and +49 (0)6196 777 25-80
Fax+49 (0)6196 777 25-79
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YASKAWA MOTOMAN
Robotics Division
Firmenzentrale
Schulungszentrum
Yaskawastraße
Kammerfeldstr.
Mühlenstraße
enstraße
Kesselbod
A9
Richtung
Nürnberg
A8
A9
Richtung
Stuttgart
A99
Richtung
München
Ismaning
Mittlerer
Ring
A99
YASKAWA Europe GmbH · Robotics Division
Allershausen near Munich
Yaskawastraße 1
D-85391 Allershausen
Tel.+49 (0)6196 777 25-70 and +49 (0)6196 777 25-80
Fax+49 (0)6196 777 25-79
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München
A96
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Lindau
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A8
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Starnberg
Richtung
GarmischPartenkirchen
A8
Richtung
Salzburg
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Here is how you can find
our Training Centres
A3
Richtung
Höchstadt a. d. Aisch
Richtung
Forchheim
Vipa
Herzogenaurach
ST2244
VIPA
Gesellschaft für Visualisierung und
Prozessautomatisierung mbH
Ohmstraße 4
91074 Herzogenaurach · Germany
Tel.+49 (0) 9132-744-0
Fax+49 (0) 9132-744-1864
Erlangen
E45
Frauenaurach
A73
ErlangenFrauenaurach
Tuchenbach
Tennenlohe
Großgründlach
A3
E45
Richtung
Haundorf
Richtung
Röthenbach
a. d. Pegnitz
Adi-Dassler-Sportplatz
Vipa
Herzogenaurach
ERH3
Einstein
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A73
A3
Herzogenaurach
Flughafen
Nürnberg
E45
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ERH14
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Niederndorf
Neuses
Hauptendorf
WIFI – Wirtschaftsförderungsinstitut
der Wirtschaftskammer Oberösterreich
Wiener Straße 150
4021 Linz, Austria
Tel.+43 (0) 5-7000 -77
Fax+43 (0) 5-7000-7609
More information about the courses and training events in the
WIFI Linz can be found under:
https://online.wkooe.at/web/wifi-ooe/pht-startseite
Richtung
Flughafen
Nürnberg
Mittlere Aurach
Zirndorf
Nürnberg
1915 – 2015
YASKAWA Contacts
YASKAWA
Headquarters
YASKAWA Europe GmbH
Robotics Division
Yaskawastraße 1
D-85391 Allershausen
Tel. +49 (0) 81 66 / 90 -0
Fax +49 (0) 81 66 / 90-103
YASKAWA
academy and
sales office
Frankfurt
YASKAWA Europe GmbH
Robotics Division
Hauptstraße 185
D-65760 Eschborn
Tel. +49 (0) 61 96/777 25- 0
Fax +49 (0) 61 96/777 25- 39
YASKAWA Group
Distributors
A
YASKAWA Austria
Schwechat/Wien +43 (0)1-707-9324-15
BG
Kammarton Bulgaria Ltd.
Sofia +359-02-926-6060
CZ
YASKAWA Czech s.r.o.
Rudná u Prahy +420-257-941-718
CH
Messer Eutectic Castolin Switzerland S.A.
Dällikon +41-44-847-17-17
E
YASKAWA Ibérica, S.L.
Gavà/Barcelona +34-93-6303478
DK
Robotcenter Danmark
Løsning +45 7022 2477
F
YASKAWA France SARL
Saint-Aignan-de-Grand-Lieu
+33-2-40131919
EE
RKR Seadmed OÜ
Tallinn/Estonia +372-68-35-235
GR
Gizelis Robotics
Nea Kifissia +30-2106251455
FIN YASKAWA Finland Oy
Turku +358-(0)-403000600
H
GB
YASKAWA UK Ltd.
Banbury +44-1295-272755
Flexman Robotics Kft
Budapest +36-30-9510065
LT
I
YASKAWA Italia s.r.l.
Torino +39-011-9005833
Profibus UAB
Panevezys +370-45-518575
N
IL
YASKAWA Europe Technology Ltd.
Rosh Ha’ayin +972-3-9004114
Skala Robotech AS
Lierstranda +47-32240600
PL
NL
YASKAWA Benelux B.V.
EB Son +31-40-2895500
Integrator RHC Sp. z o.o.
Torun +48-56-6519710
PT
ROBOPLAN Lda
Aveiro +351-234 943 900
RO
Sam Robotics srl
Timisoara +40-720-279-866
RO
MPL Automation S.R.L.
Satu Mare +40 (0) 261 750 741
RUS YASKAWA Nordic AB
Moskva +46-480-417-800
SE
YASKAWA Nordic AB
Torsås +46-480-417-800
SI
YASKAWA Slovenia
Ribnica +386-1-8372-410
TR
YASKAWA Turkey Elektrik Ticaret Ltd. Sti.
İstanbul +90 - 216-5273450
ZA
YASKAWA Southern Africa (PTY) Ltd
Johannesburg +27-11-6083182
YASKAWA
academy
Allershausen
YASKAWA Europe GmbH
Robotics Division
Yaskawastraße 1
D-85391 Allershausen
Tel. +49 (0) 6196 777 25-70
+49 (0) 6196 777 25-80
Fax +49 (0) 6196 777 25-79
YASKAWA academy Partner
A
WIFI Oberösterreich
Wiener Str. 150
A-4021 Linz
T: +43 (0)5 7000-77
F: +43 (0)5 7000-7609
YASKAWA
academy
Eschborn
YASKAWA Europe GmbH
Robotics Division
Hauptstraße 185
D-65760 Eschborn
Tel. +49 (0) 6196 777 25-70
+49 (0) 6196 777 25-80
Fax +49 (0) 6196 777 25-79
www.yaskawa.eu.com
academy@yaskawa.eu.com
We reserve the right to technical changes and error.
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