Rockwell Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1000 Programming Training Course
Course Overview
This intensive 10-day hands-on training program is designed to provide participants with the practical knowledge and technical skills required to program, configure, and troubleshoot Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1000 PLC systems.
The course is ensuring progressive learning from basic logic development to complex control applications, networking, and data handling.
Target Audience
This training is ideal for:
- Automation & Instrumentation Engineers
- Maintenance Technicians and Supervisors
- Electrical Engineers & System Integrators
- Technical Trainers and Engineering Students
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of electrical control systems
- Familiarity with Windows-based PC operation
- Prior PLC experience is helpful but not required
Training Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand wiring of relays and PLCs I/O channels
- Identify and configure MicroLogix hardware and I/O channels.
- Develop, test, and troubleshoot ladder logic programs in RSLogix Software.
- Ability to use RsLogix Instructions to implement control logic.
Training Structure
- Registration Fee: N50,000
- Advanced Training Fee: N350,000
- Duration: 10 Days
- Mode: Instructor-led 95% Practical & 5% Theory Sessions
Software Tools:
- RSLogix, and RSLinx Classic
How to apply
- Send email to training@intellectsenergy.com.
- Call or send Whatsapp message to 08051203632
Day 1 – PLC Fundamentals & System Familiarization
Objectives:
- Understand PLC architecture and MicroLogix 1000 hardware
- Set up communication and recognize I/O configuration
Topics:
- Overview of industrial automation and PLC applications
- MicroLogix 1000 hardware components and I/O types
- Power supply, input/output wiring, addressing
- Communication setup using RS-232 (DF1) and RSLinx configuration
- RSLogix software interface overview
- Online/offline modes
Practical Exercises:
- Connect PC to PLC via RSLinx
- Upload/download basic program
- Verify input/output operations using a simulator or field panel
Day 2 – Basic Ladder Logic Programming
Objectives:
- Create, test, and troubleshoot simple ladder logic control programs
Topics:
- Ladder logic basics: contacts, coils, and instruction set
- Input/Output addressing (I:0/0, O:0/1, etc.)
- Bit instructions (XIC, XIO, OTE)
- Latching and interlocking (OTL, OTU)
- Timers (TON, TOF, RTO)
- Counters (CTU, CTD, RES)
Practical Exercises:
- Start/Stop motor control circuit
- Blinking light timer
- Conveyor on-delay/off-delay control
Day 3 – Intermediate Programming & Data Handling
Objectives:
- Implement data manipulation and control logic functions
Topics:
- Data files and addressing: B3, N7, T4, C5
- Comparison instructions (EQU, NEQ, LES, GRT)
- Arithmetic operations (ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV)
- Move and copy functions (MOV, COP, CPT)
- Basic program control instructions (JMP, LBL, MCR)
Practical Exercises:
- Counting and comparison project (e.g., bottle counter)
- Level monitoring system using analog simulation
- Fault indicator using comparison logic
Day 4 – Troubleshooting, Maintenance & Online Monitoring
Objectives:
- Perform maintenance-level diagnostics and program monitoring
Topics:
- Forcing I/O safely
- Monitoring logic online and editing without stopping process
- Troubleshooting common PLC faults and errors
- Replacing faulty I/O modules
- Backing up/restoring PLC programs
- Documentation and annotation best practices
Practical Exercises:
- Simulate and resolve PLC faults
- Modify running program online
- Backup and restore MicroLogix 1000 project
Day 5 – Integrated Project & Assessment
Objectives:
- Combine all learned concepts into a real-life control solution
Topics:
- Project planning and design steps
- Developing a complete control sequence (e.g., pump or conveyor system)
- Uploading and commissioning program
- Final troubleshooting test
- Review and Q&A
Practical Exercises:
- Build and program a small automation project
- Individual troubleshooting assessment
- Course review and evaluation
Day 6 to Day 10:
- Self practice at our facility with hardware and software
Training Materials & Deliverables
- Comprehensive training manual (soft + hard copy)
- Practical lab exercises and example programs
- Course slides and reference documents
- Certificate of Completion
- Post-training technical support (optional)
Training Methodology
- Instructor-led presentations
- Hands-on programming sessions using actual PLCs or simulators
- Real-world case studies and troubleshooting
- Progressive assessments to reinforce learning outcomes
Duration & Schedule
- Total Duration: 10 Days (Monday–Friday, 2 weeks)
- Daily Schedule: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Format: Onsite
Certification
Participants who complete both modules and pass the final project assessment will receive a Certificate of Proficiency in Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1000 Programming issued by Intellects Energy Ltd.