Allen Bradley Micrologix 1200 PLC with RSLogix500 Software Programming
Course Objective
This 5 days PLC programming course is structured and developed for beginners to advanced professionals desiring to gain hand on practical experience and skills on PLCs Configuration, Programming and Maintenance . Application is opened to anyone desiring to become automation specialist.
Requirements
- Students are supposed to be familiar with Desktop/Laptop.
- No other prerequisites for this course, Because instructor will teach everything from scratch.
Course Code: PLC001
How to apply
- Send email to training@intellectsenergy.com.
- Call or send Whatsapp message to 08051203632
Course Outline
Day1:
- Introduction
- Control systems overview
- Introduction to relays controls
- Relays wiring and operation
- Relays ladder diagrams
- PLC hardware
- PLC wiring
- I/O wiring
- Discrete Input channel wiring
- Discrete Output channel wiring
- Introduction to the software environment
- communication setup
- Creating a Program
- I/O Configuration
Day2:
- Ladder Logic Elements
- Rails, Rungs, Inputs, Outputs,
- Logic expressions,
- Address notation/tag names and comments
- Instructions, Commands
- OTE, XIC, XIO
- Adding Address Descriptions and Symbols
- RSLogix 500 View Properties
- Programming with Symbols
- Branches
- Adding Motor Seal-in Circuit
- Add Latches (OTL, OTU)
- Page Titles
- Advanced Diagnostics
- Programming
- Going Online
- Processor Modes
- Downloading to the Processor
- Uploading from the PLC
- Program File Online Monitoring
- Data File Online Monitoring
- Project Organization
Day3:
- Advance instructions and commands
- Timers and Counters
- Introduction to Timers and Counters
- TON, CTU and RES
- Introduction to Addition and Subtraction
- Add and Subtract with Registers
- Add and Subtract with Registers and Constants
- Adding and Subtracting with One-shots
- Compare Commands
- GTR, GEQ, LES, LEQ, EQU and NEQ
- Multiply and Divide
- Introduction to Multiplying and Dividing
- Multiply and Divide with Registers and Constants
- Move Command
- MOV
Day4:
- Advanced Math Instructions
- Square Root
- Compute
- Negate
- Advanced Timer and Counter
- Retentive Timers
- Time off Delay
- Count Down Timer
- Advanced Comparison Instructions
- Limit Test
- Masked Equal
- File Operations
- File Fill
- Copy File
- Processor Faults
- Causing and Clearing Faults
- Preventing Faults
- Indirect Addressing
- Indirect Addressing
- Indirect Addressing Faults
- Preventing Indirect Addressing Faults
- Advanced Instructions
- Shift Registers
- Sequencer
- Labels and Jumps
- First In/Out
Day5:
- Project development
- Introduction to Control Narratives
- Introduction to Functional Design Specification.
- Introduction to Functional Analysis
- Pressure loop programming
- Temperature loop programming.
- Flow loop programming
- Level loop programming.
- Analyzer loop programming
- VFD programming
- Modbus Mapping
- PLC to HMI Communication
- Introduction to ICSS
Day6 to Day10:
- Self practice at our facility with hardware and software