Auto Status Check

In this video, we’ll walk through the Auto Status Check feature built into every FANUC Collaborative Robot. This safety function operates in the background, ensuring your cobot is running under safely without requiring manual oversight. But depending on your application, there may be situations where you'll want to adjust Auto Status Check settings to better suit your needs.

We'll start by exploring how Auto Status Check works, then review situations where Auto Status Check can be managed and applications where default functionality may produce unexpected results. Applications that require applying a force or long continuous operation may require Auto Status Check be managed to ensure maximum robot functionality.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• What Auto Status Check does
• What triggers the SYST-322 timeout alarm
• How to adjust the timeout limit using Flex Time
• How to configure warning outputs to avoid unexpected stops
• How to temporarily disable auto status check during force-controlled operations

By the end of the video, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to manage auto status check settings for specialized applications. Whether you're polishing, deburring, or working with extended motion cycles, we’ll show you how to keep your robot running smoothly and safely.

If you're working with FANUC Collaborative Robots and want to get the most out of their built-in safety features, this video is a must-watch. Sign in to view the full walkthrough and learn how to tailor auto status check to your specific needs.