PLC: Programmable Logic Controllers – Japan
$1990
Hands-On
3 Days
2.4 CEU
THIS SEMINAR IS ELIGIBLE FOR AN EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT OF $100 IF REGISTERED 60 DAYS OUT (OR MORE) AND WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY APPLIED AT CHECKOUT!
At the end of this seminar students will be able to:
- Understand the advantages and disadvantages of using PLCs
- Recognize the different hardware components of the PLC, including power supplies, input modules, output modules, central processing units and programming devices
- Understand how the ladder logic software and communication software interact to allow data to transfer between a PLC and a programming computer
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Why You should take this seminar
Focus on the fundamentals of PLCs from setting up communications to uploading and downloading programs to troubleshooting and modifying the system. Spend 65% of the class time on various PLCs working on hands-on exercises. Working in small groups, learn to program, connect input/output devices and solve elementary and complex problems.
Program a PLC to provide real-time, interactive, diagnostics that pinpoints the issues. Use other troubleshooting methods such as the search function, cross references, histograms and forces.
Receive a copy of LogixPro PLC simulation software to practice programming, running and troubleshooting ladder logic on any computer. It includes programming examples and animated industrial simulations.
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Who Should Take This Seminar
This training is beneficial for anyone who encounters control systems in their daily functions including:
- Engineers, maintenance, operations and management personnel
- IT Technicians
- Instrumentation Technicians
- Maintenance Technicians
- Automation Technicians
- Multi-craft personnel
- Anyone who needs cross-training on PLCs
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What You'll Learn
The standard PLC training covers:
- Learn how to tell your machine what is wrong with it
- Recognize the return on investment
- HMIs can be a troubleshooting tool
- Experience the ease of developing HMI projects
- Review ladder logic fundamentals
- Troubleshoot PLC/HMI communication problems
- Configure, scale and monitor analog signals
- Construct PLC/HMI tag data
- Create HMI screens, controls and indicators
- Create HMI real-time fault messaging
- Learn PLC networking capabilities
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Seminar Description
HISTORY
- Relay logic
- Programmable logic controller
PLC ARCHITECTURE
- Rack, power supply, processor, I/O
- Smart modules
- Communication networks
- Programming tools – software
INPUT AND OUTPUT (I/O) SYSTEMS
- I/O interfaces – voltages
- Data transfer from module to processor
- Number of I/O per module
- Analog data versus digital data
- Remote I/O systems
LADDER LOGIC VERSUS RELAY LOGIC
- Ladder diagrams versus ladder logic
- Sensor and load connections to the PLC
- Rungs and instructions
RELAY-TYPE INSTRUCTIONS
- Examine if on
- Examine if off
- Output energize, output latch/unlatch
- Differences between instructions and field devices (on/off versus open/closed)
ADDRESSING, DATA MEMORY, AND SCAN TIME
- I/O address relation to module location
- Internal data memory
- binary files
- Internal data memory
- integer files
- Register memory versus bit-wise memory
- I/O, memory and rung scan process
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS & ASSOCIATED BITS
- Timer on-delay, timer off-delay
- Timer done, enable and timing bits
- Up/down counter and control bits
- Moving data among registers
- Math instructions
- Comparison instructions – equal, greater than, less than
NUMBER SYSTEMS
- Decimal, octal, binary and hexadecimal systems
- Binary Coded Decimal (BCD)
- Data conversion
SIZING AND SELECTION OF PLCS
- Estimating system I/O requirements
- CPU and memory sizing
- Interpreting manufacturer specifications
- Choosing a vendor
TROUBLESHOOTING AND DIAGNOSTICS
- Configuring communications
- Wiring requirements
- Debugging and diagnostic tools
HANDS-ON LAB EXERCISE EXAMPLES
- Motor start/stop circuits
- Trapping random faults
- Signaling alarms
- Tank-level controls
- Sequence-controlled conveyors
- Inputting and outputting numerical data
- Batch control processes
- Automated control systems
- Troubleshooting communication problem
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Seminar Pricing
2.5-Day Hands-On Lab + Lecture: $1,990 / Participant
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