TRAINING PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER PLC USING ALLEN BRADLY LOGIX 5000

TRAINING PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER PLC USING ALLEN BRADLY LOGIX 5000

TRAINING MAINTENANCE AND TECHNICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL

TRAINING PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER APPLICATIONS

DESCRIPTION

PLC training is designed to instruct electrical control professionals on how to successfully integrate a PLC into actual day-to-day industial electrical processes. It not only deals with the hardware and software, but all the surrounding systems that must be compatible to achieve a safe and reliable control system.

PLC training is also designed to help delegates keep abreast of the latest  PLC technologies and techniques available in this area, this tutorial offers an excellent opportunity for delegates to ask specific questions and exchange ideas relating to their own applications.

OBJECTIVE

The course is for technicians and engineers, who have little or no Logix 5000 PLC programming and application experience, who are required to make changes to existing Logix 5000 programs. Programming theory is kept to a minimum; the course is hands on with great emphasis on the practical aspects of Programmable Logic Controller applications. The course is based around CompactLogix range of PLCs and RSLogix 5000 software; however, it is suitable as a general introduction to PLCs. The course is run using RSLogix 5000 software and may be customised to include functions relevant to your control applications.

INTRODUCTION

This section will begin with a discussion of basic theory of operation and how it is used to control a process. It will also identify potential applications and relate how PLC control compares with traditional methods of control. A discussion of the benefits of  PLC control will follow.

Hardware Configuration

This section will describe the various components used in the formulation of a PLC control system. Included will be methods to select the correct features and capabilities to match the process requirements.

CPU sizes and types
Backplanes
Power supplies
I/O module types
Installation and Wiring Considerations

There are necessary steps that must be taken to ensure that the control system will be correctly installed to provide safe and reliable operation. Installation recommendations and techniques will be given for the following:

Power and grounding
Enclosures
Input devices and wiring methods
Output devices and wiring methods
Programming

Various types of programming software will be introduced to the delegates. Techniques for simple program development and downloading will be demonstrated. Topics will include:

RSLogix 5000 programming
Software Tag Based addressing
Controller Tags
Program Tags
Base Tags
Alias Tags
Data Types
Tags Scope
Tasks
Main Routine
Sub Routine
System I/O Configuration
Communicating with the PLC
Downloading and Uploading PLC programs
Monitoring PLC programs
PLC Programming (Inputs/outputs Timers Counters, stc)
Application Functions
Commenting of programs
Monitoring techniques
Fault finding and searching
Testing and forcing techniques

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

PLC Engineering and design personnel
Maintenance and technical services personnel
Process and operations personnel
Technical and process managers
Engineering and design personnel
Electrical consulting engineers
Electrical contractors

INSTRUKTUR

Tito Yuwono, ST, MT. & Team

Expert in automation system and PLC

METHOD

1.    Presentation
2.    Discuss
3.    Case Study
4.    Evaluation