PV5000 View Designer

(Modules 1-2)      $1885.00
Duration: 2 days
Audience: Anyone needing to maintain or program a PV5000 View Designer project
Prerequisites:  ControlLogix (Modules 1-4)

Course Outline

Module 1

This module begins with a system overview of the PanelView 5000 platform and Studio 5000 Designer software. Students will be able to identify the software and hardware components used. Next, how to plan a well-designed and useable operator interface application is covered followed by communications of PV5000. Screens and screen objects are covered in detail. To conclude the module, the student will learn and apply events, behaviors, and commands to various objects.

Lessons

1. System Overview
2. Planning an Application
3. Communications
4. Screens
5. Screen Objects
6. Events, Behaviors and Commands

Module 2

This module begins with a discussion and practice of state, color tables and expressions followed by add-on graphics. The student will learn how the alarm system in Studio 5000 works and how to make screens to display the alarms. Next is a discussion on security and then the student will create and configure a trend in View Designer. The module concludes with project events.

Lessons

1. Animations
2. Add-On Graphics
3. Alarms
4. Security
5. Trends
6. Project Events

Advanced Programming Languages

Modules (1-3)      $2285.00
Duration: 3 days
Audience: Anyone needing to maintain or program a Logix5000 project with advanced programming
Prerequisites: Attended ControlLogix Introduction Modules 1-4 OR acquired the equivalent experience. Please contact us.

Course Outline

Module 1

This Module begins with an introduction to the demo used during the course followed by a discussion on understanding function block basics. Next, the student will become familiar with the basic Boolean logic instructions in FBD. Function Block editing is covered and then students will be able to select, configure and interpret compare and math instructions. To conclude the module, timer and counter instructions used in FB are covered.

Lessons

1. Introduction to the Demo
2. Function Block Basics
3. Function Block Boolean Logic
4. Function Block Editing
5. Math/Compare
6. Timers/Counters

Module 2

This module begins with the basics of structured text followed by the if..then conditionals in the structured text language. Students will learn to create and evaluate case statements and to recognize and evaluate loop constructs. Timers and counters in ST are discussed concluding the module.

Lessons

1. Structured Text Basics
2. ST Conditionals
3. Case Statements
4. Loops
5. Timers/Counters in ST

Module 3

This module begins with discussions of the SFC Basics and Editing. The student will learn to create, understand and control steps in the SFC. Next, the student will learn to create, understand and use SFC Actions. To conclude the module, the student will be able to use SFC Forcing.

1. Sequential Function Chart Basics
2. SFC Editing
3. Steps and Transitions
4. SFC Actions
5. SFC Forcing

PLC-5

(Modules 1-4)      $2485.00

Duration: 4 days
Audience: Anyone needing to maintain or program an RSLogix 5 project
Prerequisites: Basic computer skills

Course Outline

Module 1

This module provides an overview of the hardware and RSLogix software in the PLC-5 systems. The student will be provided with the tools required to communicate with the system. Students will receive a basic understanding of a PLC-5 project with processor fundamentals and an introductory look at memory layout and structure. There is a specific lesson for LIVE e-Learners. At the end of this module, students will review the operation of the processor status file.

Lessons

1. System Overview
2. RSLogix 5 Overview
3. RSLinx
4. Processor Fundamentals
5. Memory Layout
6. LIVE e-Learners
7. Status File

Module 2

In this module, the students will cover ladder logic rules and review the scan sequence for ladder logic. The students will be provided with the tools necessary to edit PLC-5 ladder logic programs in the offline mode. Timers and counters are covered along with the operation of word and file level instructions. To conclude the module, students will learn the techniques involved in documenting a ladder logic program.

Lessons

1. Bit Instructions
2. Editing Logic
3. Timers and Counters
4. Move and Logic Instructions
5. Documentation

PowerFlex 70

(Modules 1-3)      $2285.00
Duration: 3 days
Audience: Anyone needing to maintain or program PowerFlex Drives

Course Outline

Module 1

This module provides an introduction to AC Drives and then moves on to the PowerFlex 70 Hardware. The student will be able to interpret the catalogue number, connect to an incoming AC and the motor, interface field devices and interpret modes of operation of the PowerFlex 70 drive. The student will learn about the LCD HIM module to view and modify parameters as well as how to start up a PowerFlex 70 drive. Finally, the student will be able to configure and select between different speed references using field devices wired to the Control Wiring terminal block.