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ControlLogix® Training Course (4-days)

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Course Description: 

 

This course covers the details of ControlLogix® systems and RSLogix 5000 software, including tips and tricks for optimal use with an honest and thorough coverage of the advantages and disadvantages of the ControlLogix® system. . 

This course provides a solid foundation on the capabilities, applications, and uses of this cutting edge programmable automation controller system.

This course covers the how's and why's of ControlLogix® systems that the reference materials and vendor sponsored courses miss.

Length:  4 days (3 to 5 days for custom onsite training)
Percent Hands-on: 50%
Training Equipment: 1756 series ControlLogix® based Training Stations; Dell Laptop Computers (WindowsXP Pro, RSLogix 5000, RSLinx); Temperature Control Modules: Ethernet switches & Cabling
Pre-requisites:  Basic computer skills with Windows XP recommended. No previous PLC experience or knowledge needed. 
Target Audience:  Electricians, Technicians, Engineers, and Programmers
Maximum Class Size:  10 students

Typical Course Topics (partial listing of topic areas, not in sequence):

Features of Logix family
Using RSLogix™ 5000 software
ControlLogix® processor operation
Controller program structure (Tasks, Programs, Routines)
Programming styles (Ladder Logic, Structured Text, Function Block, SFC's)
Tags and memory structure
User defined tag types
ControlLogix® integrated architecture basics
Producer / Consumer model (and produced / consumed tag usage)
Understanding Request Packet Intervals (RPI's)
Understanding Change of State setting (COS)
Data files (including user defined files, and array structures)
Configuring IO
Basic programming concepts and instructions
Advanced programming concepts and instructions
Effective documentation of ControlLogix® systems and programs
Faults and fault routines
Programming and using array structures
System variables (GSV, SSV)
Common procedures (connecting, searching, editing, etc.)
RSLogix™ 5000 advanced tools
Optimizing ControlLogix® systems
Software & controller revision issues
Advanced troubleshooting tips and tricks
ControlLogix® communications

Primary skills learned:

Read and interpret common ladder logic programming
Understand ControlLogix® program layout (Tasks, Programs, Routines)
Logically troubleshoot programs and field device problems
Searching / Finding program components, instructions, tags, or addresses
Program / edit PLC programs
Understand Producer / Consumer model
Understand the ControlLogix 'Integrated Architecture' scheme
Go online with processors
Download files to processor
Administer and properly maintain PLC program files and documentation
Find, clear and correct processor faults
Perform online program edits safely
Perform force, toggle, and tag data manipulations
Perform online data manipulations (setpoint changes, etc.)
Use RSLogix™ 5000 safely and effectively
Use RSLinx™ to setup communications
Troubleshoot communications problems
Use diagnostics features of ControlLogix® & RSLogix™ 5000
Become more familiar with, and use reference materials more effectively

Typical Lab Exercises (partial listing, not in sequence):

Develop, write, and download ladder logic programs
Configure and optimize IO
Going online vs uploading and downloading labs
Documenting programs
Troubleshooting labs
Scan cycle issues labs
Tank batch system detailed programming exercise
Timer labs (TON, TOF, RTO)
Comparison instruction labs
Develop, write and download basic stoplight program
Configure digital and analog IO
Producer / Consumer messaging labs
Change of State and Request Packet Interval exercises
Using Tasks, Programs, Routines, and Subroutines
Observing and understanding scan cycle times 
Counters labs
Number manipulations labs
Processor faults labs
Force operations labs
Online editing labs
Saving programs - issues and precautions labs
Configuring & using RSLinx™ communications software labs
Function block diagram programming labs
Basic structured text programming lab
Scaling analog inputs and outputs labs
PID temperature control lab
Ethernet messaging lab
Producer - Consumer labs
Establishing connections & network mapping lab
Array structure labs
System variables labs
RSLogix™ 5000 software tools & utilities labs

This course is also available as onsite training at your location, to suit your organizational needs. Contact us or complete an onsite training cost worksheet for a quick, no obligation quote. 
If you have additional questions about our training, or would like more detailed information, please call us and we will be glad to answer your questions and help in any way that we can.
If you do not see the course you are interested in on the course schedule, please contact us and let us know which courses you are interested in and we will try to put together a course to suit your needs as soon as possible, or complete a course interest form to be automatically informed of courses meeting your specific criteria.
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