What key combo is used to perform a touch-up on a point?

The combination of keys used to perform a touch-up on a point in FANUC robotics is SHIFT + TOUCH-UP. This function allows the operator to modify the existing positional data of the robot's point in the program. Touching up a point is an essential part of robotic programming and maintenance, enabling adjustments to be made quickly and effectively for more precise operations.

The SHIFT key in this combination often serves to access secondary functions or features in the robot's programming environment, which in this case pertains specifically to modifying a point's coordinates. By utilizing this key combo, operators can ensure that the robot can achieve the desired position for efficient operation in its tasks, such as assembly, welding, or painting, thereby enhancing overall productivity.

Understanding the use of the SHIFT key in conjunction with the TOUCH-UP function is critical for effective robot programming and operation refinement.