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This hands-on workshop is designed specifically for personnel that would like to learn the basic fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). It is meant to provide practical knowledge and skills while working with the most popular styles of PLCs and programs in use today.
Hands-On and Interactive
Practice makes perfect! That is why we use real PLC’s for you to learn on. Assemble, configure, program, and troubleshoot the same type of equipment you would find in the field.
Class work includes proprietary PLC Training Laboratory equipment and personal computers to do a PLC programming and troubleshooting. Work with equipment such as Allen-Bradley’s SLC-500 and PLC-5.
Session 1 – PLC Concepts
- Electrical Symbology & Ladder Logic
- What is a PLC?
- Memory Organization
- The PLC Operating System
Session 2 – PLC Operation
- Hardwired Vs. Programmed Ladder Logic Execution
- I/O Addressing
- Communication
- Safety Features
Session 3 – PLC I/O Wiring & Program Entry
- Image Tables and the Scan Cycle
- Programming Basic Relay Instructions
- Adding Some Common Functions
- Using Math and Complex Functions
Session 4 – Troubleshooting
- System Troubleshooting
- PLC Hardware Troubleshooting
- Using Software to Troubleshoot PLC’s
Call us at 1.888.826.3473 to schedule today!
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