1. Safety
   • Warning Symbols
   • Safety Devices
   • Safety Zone
   • Cell Access
     
2. System Overview
   
   • Floor Plan
   • Basic Operation
   • Specifications
     
3. Sequence of Operation
   
   • Infeed Conveyors
   • Robotic Palletizer
   • End of Arm Tooling (EOAT)
   • Staging Areas
   • Pallet Dispenser
   • Slip Sheet Magazines
   • Discharge Conveyors
   • Shuttle Car
4. Status Indicators
   
   • Beacon Stack Lights
   • Audible Alarms
5. Operator Control Station (OCS)
   
   • Palletizer
   • Graphic Interface
   • Screens & Functions
6. Robot Controls
   
   • Playback Panel
   • Teach Pendant
7. System Procedures
   
   • Start-up Procedures
   • Shut down Procedures
   • Cell Access
8. Alarm, Error Recovery Procedure
   
   • Automatic Fault Detection
   • Recovery Procedures
   • Removing Damaged Items
   • Troubleshooting Guides

The objective of the Operation Training is to familiarize personnel with the operation, procedures and terminology of the Schneider supplied equipment. Trainees will be able to correctly start up and shut down the equipment. Trainees will also be able to identify faults and jams as well as how to rectify these situations and restart the equipment. This training should be expected to last 2 - 4 hours.

For the purpose of clarity and thoroughness, Operation Training classes should be limited to five persons per class. Training includes both classroom and “hands on” at the machine.  Training material is developed specifically for your equipment.  A hardcopy of the training handbook is provided for each training participant.

1. Troubleshooting Procedures
   • PLC
   • Air Circuit
   • Message Logic
   • Program Examples
     
2. Robot Blue Print Documentation
3. Manual Overview
   
   • Introduction
   • Warranty
   • Highlights
4. Bill of Materials / Spare Parts
   
   • BOM
   • Recommended Spare Parts List
   • Locating Part Numbers
5. Periodic Maintenance
   
   • Preventive
   • Schneider Programs
   • Schedules
6. PLC / Program
   
   • Program Example

The objective of the Technician Training is to familiarize technicians with the various systems utilized on the Schneider supplied equipment. In addition to understanding how to operate the Schneider equipment, the technicians will be able to identify problems, troubleshoot systems, perform changeovers and replace components. As a prerequisite, Technicians should have experience in troubleshooting mechanical systems, pneumatic systems as well as experience in identifying components in PLC based machinery. This training should be expected to last 6 - 8 hours.

For the purpose of clarity and thoroughness, Technician Training classes should be limited to five persons per class. Training includes both classroom and “hands on” at the machine.  Training material is developed specifically for your equipment.  A hardcopy of the training handbook is provided for each training participant.