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Intertech Allen-Bradley PLC-5 Maintenance & Troubleshooting |
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LENGTH | Four days (32 hours) of professional PLC training |
| LOCATION | At or near your facility, or at Intertech's offices in Corvallis, Oregon | |
| AVAILABILITY | See the online course schedule or call (800) 248-0988 | |
| TIMES | 8:00 am to 5:00 pm or customized to fit your work schedule | |
| TUITION | Call Intertech for a quote | |
| CREDITS | 8 industry related, non-code credits (ID, MT, ND, NE, OR, SD, UT, WA, WY) | |
| PREREQUISITES | None | |
| MATERIALS |
Intertech
A-B PLC-5 Education Manual |
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| HARDWARE |
Allen-Bradley PLC-5 Programmable Logic Controllers |
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| SOFTWARE | RSLogix-5, Rockwell 6200, or Advanced Interface (please specify) | |
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| COURSE DESCRIPTION |
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Maintaining, troubleshooting, and programming a PLC system requires a thorough understanding of the system hardware and software. This course is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the installation, configuration, layout, troubleshooting procedures, and maintenance procedures for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 programmable controller and input/output systems. In addition, programming concepts for Contact, Coil, Timer, and Counter instructions are introduced. |
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| COURSE OBJECTIVES | |
| • | Understand the major functional components of the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 programmable logic control system as it relates to your facility's installation. |
| • | Discuss design considerations for system architecture, processor selection, input/output module type selection, power supply selection, and communication system layout. |
| • | Study the two families of PLC-5 controller: Classic and Enhanced. |
| • | Cover rules for chassis, processor, adapter, power supply, and input/output module placement. |
| • | Consider issues relevant when replacing existing controller, power supplies, chassis, and modules. |
| • | Determine the meaning of LED indicator lights, and dip switch positions on processors, modules, power supplies, and chassis. |
| • | Discuss battery purpose, replacement procedures, and environmental considerations for disposal. |
| • | Know the differences in capabilities of local, extended local, remote, and ControlNet I/O systems. |
| • | Discuss field devices and signal types and levels pertaining to I/O module selection. |
| • | Understand the relationship between field devices, I/O modules, and I/O addressing. |
| • | Examine the differences and learn the concepts of 2, 1, and ½ slot addressing. |
| • | Become familiar with the memory layout and configuration of the PLC-5 processor, data table, program files, free memory, edit buffer, etc. |
| • | Understand and use the different communication interfaces available on the PLC-5 processors, DF1 serial, DH+, and Ethernet. |
| • | Configure programming software or RSLinx to communicate with a PLC-5 processor. |
| • | Know difference between online and offline programming. |
| • | Document and organize your programs to and from the personal computer and the PLC-5. |
| • | Design, build, test, and troubleshoot ladder logic control circuits involving Contact, Coil, Timer, and Counter instructions. |
| • | Discuss the need for and use of the Block Transfer BTR and BTW instructions. |
| • | Use the programming software as a diagnostic and troubleshooting tool. |
| • | Isolate hardware and software problems from field device problems. |
| • | Use system diagnostics to identify and pinpoint faults in the system. |
| • | Develop a thorough understanding of, and the safety issues related to, Forcing in the PLC-5. |
| • | Discuss appropriate safety issues. (Is the circuit really off??) |
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