Objective
PLC Programmable Logic Controllers is a training course that focuses on the concept of hardware and software together with a practical hands-on introduction to uses, hardware configuration, uploading /downloading program and fault finding. All topics are illustrated through practical exercises on training simulator using the Siemens PLC S7 300 series, Allen Bradley, Tele Mecanique, ABB, Omron, B&R and Mitsubishi.
Target Group
Personnel in Maintenance, Process-Engineering and Trainers.
Contents
- Introduction to PLC architecture
- Differences between relay-based system and PLC based systems
- Differences between PC based and PLC based systems
- Advantages of PLCs
- Logical flow concept
- Scan time information
- PLC addressing concept
- Creating new projects in various PLC software
- Symbol table
- Force table (for forcing output various variables)
- Developing the ladder diagram in various PLC software
- Information oriented with MPI cable adapter communication cable
- Purpose of MPI and rs232 programming cable
- Maintenance practices
- Troubleshooting actual problems
- Advanced diagnostics
- Documentation and backup of PLC programs.
Outcomes
The Participant will
- Understand and create complex program structures
- Make changes and additions to programs developed by others
- Implement modes such as automatic, manual and emergency stop
- Combine various modules of structured programs
- Create, read out and change hardware configurations
- Find errors in complex programs quickly and efficiently
- Establish reasons for machine stoppages with the aid of the PLC program
- Create and commission PLC programs with logic associations and sequences.
Duration
- 5 Days
Available Levels
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
