ROCKWELL STUDIO 5000 HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

DURATION: Five Days Intensive Hands-On Workshop. Monday to Friday
INSTRUCTOR: is An Active Commissioning Enginner with many years of Experience
COST : $3,595.00 (additional 10% discount for early birds)
PAYMENTS: Monthly Installments available (subject to eligibility)
LOCATION : Cranberry Township 16066, Pittsburgh Metro, PA

Learn with real PLCs, remote IOs and Ether/IP devices

Affordable with easy installments

Rockwell Studio 5000 Program

Allen-Bradley Rockwell Automation PLCs Overview

Allen-Bradley PLC overview
Key features of a PLC system
Hardware components of an Allen-Bradley PLC system

Get familiar Studio 5000 user interface

Studio 5000 Development environment
Project tree
Work area
Inspector window
Reference project and details view
Interface settings

Main Components of a Studio 5000 Project: Use and Best Practices

Hardware and IO
Online diagnostics
Controller Organizer
Logic Organizer
Tags
Tasks
Programs
Routines

Practice Hardware configuration and wiring of different IOs

Configure the trainer PLC and remote IO
Establish EtherNET I/P communication
Connect and configure digital input & outputs and use in a projects
Connect and configure analog input & outputs and use in a projects
Connect and configure RTDs, thermocouples ,encoders and use in a projects

Use Basic and Extended PLC instructions

General ladder network elements
Bit logic operation
Timers
Counters
Comparators
Math functions
Move operation
Program control
Word logic operation
String and characters

Practice Logic debugging

Use watch and force
Use the trend tool to chart and record signals
Use IBA process data analyzer to record and analyze the process data

Implement Communication with other PLCs

Use the legacy Get/Put to exchange data between two CPUs
Use Pn/Pn Coupler for deterministic communication
Use Open User Communication

Troubleshooting the wiring and Profinet network

Check the Physical Profinet connection
Use Proneta to assign names, check IP addresses and the network topology
Use Wireshark to listen to the network and record the failures sources
Use the Scalance Switch web interface to get the ports statistics

At the end of the workshop, you will be able to:

Create a project from scratch using the best practices
Confidently use the Studio 5000 development environment
Configure the hardware components and the EtherNET I/P devices
Wire, configure, and use digital inputs, digital outputs, analog inputs, analog outputs, RTDs, thermocouples, and encoders.
Establish communication with other PLCs using Producer / Consumer.
Archive and retrieve a PLC backup