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PLC training that relates to plant floor automation miniaturized for use on a tabletop. This system allows for real world troubleshooting. The best way to learn PLC is to work with the hardware and software. These programs require hands on interaction with all aspects of a PLC controlled system.
- All system hardware components
- Software
- Ethernet Communications
- Digital and Analog Inputs and outputs
- HMI’s
- Miniaturized automation system with conveyors, slides, limit switches and photo eyes.
Five-Day Allen Bradley Studio 5000 PLC Training Programs and Equipment
Allen Bradley Level 1 – Introduction to PLC and Ladder Logic
System and hardware components and replacement, navigating software, connecting to the correct PLC, programs, routines, program scan, I/O vs tags, tag types, all bit level instructions, intro to word level instructions, quick keys for cross-reference and search for troubleshooting, programming, and troubleshooting activities throughout.
Allen Bradley Level 2 – Intermediate
System and hardware components and replacement, navigating software, connecting to the correct PLC, programs, routines, program scan, I/O vs tags, tag types, use of all bit level, word, and file level instructions, Produce Consume communications between PLC’s, intro to HMI recovery, quick keys for cross-reference and search for troubleshooting, programming and troubleshooting activities throughout.