7.1.5 Motion Step Method Quiz

What does the motion step method detect?

• Color variations

• Temperature changes

• Sound levels

• Motion or step within a certain period of time

How does the motion step method ensure events happen according to a certain sequence?

• By using sound waves

• By using sensors to detect motion

• By using timers and sensors

• By using photo-electric devices

What happens if a step in the process has not occurred or occurred out of sequence?

• The operator is signaled to stop the machine

• The sensor signals a timer to stop the machine

• The sensor shuts down

• The machine speeds up

What is the purpose of the 'sequencing' aspect of the motion-step method?

• To increase errors

• To confuse operators

• To help operators select the right parts for the right step

• To slow down the process

Where are the sensors and photo-electric devices placed in the motion step method?

• Randomly placed

• Close to where mistakes occur

• On the ceiling

• Far away from where mistakes occur

How does the motion step method ensure the correct sequence of events?

• By using sound waves

• By using sensors to detect motion

• By using timers and sensors

• By using photo-electric devices

What is the role of sensors in the motion step method?

• To confuse operators

• To detect color variations

• To detect motion or step within a certain period of time

• To help operators select the right parts for the right step

Why is it important for sensors to be strategically placed in the motion step method?

• To increase errors

• To detect temperature changes

• To ensure accurate detection of motion

• To slow down the process