PLCs
Using ALLEN-BRADLEY
SLC 500'S
PLCs
&
RSLOGIX
500
SOFTWARE
You Will Be Able To Immediately Use What You Learn
In This Class
28 "Hands-On" Labs
Length: Three-Days
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What Our Students Are Saying
I have attended
lots of training classes throughout my 32 years as an industrial
electronics tech. This class tops them all.
-
Ruddy Gaddi - Puget Naval Shipyard
Excellent class. The best I've attended on AB PLCs and RSLogix 500 -
Todd Calfee - Steel Technologies
This course has
shown me a quicker and more efficient way of troubleshooting...I
absolutely loved this class. EXCELLENT!! -
Vincent
Villagomez - Hill Air Force Base
This is a very interesting class. I
learned more here than from Allen-Bradley classes -
Robert Whitman - Pepsi Cola
Best class I ever had -
Monty Teague
- Interstate Brands
About the Class
This three-day course provides intensive Hands-On training on Allen Bradley SLC 500 PLCs
and the RSLogix 500 software used to program/edit/monitor and
troubleshoot both the SLC 500 and MicroLogix family of PLCs. We
use training stations that include: color laptop computers loaded
with RSLogix 500 software, SLC 5/03 processors; discrete I/O
modules, current sinking DC modules; analog I/O modules, push
buttons, selector switches, lights, analog panel voltmeters, digital
multimeters, proximity switches, and DC power supplies. Our class
size is limited and you will work in a group of two or less per
station. Learn about the hardware, the software, and many topics
including how to troubleshoot using a voltmeter and search
commands. Our instructors are the best; the course is fun,
informative and informal. Participants will take home our
Hands-On text and lab manual that can be immediately used on
the plant floor. A certificate of completion will be awarded at the
end of the class.
Course Objectives
Persons
successfully completing this course will be able to:
►Use RSLogix
500 software to write/edit/download/monitor programs
►Troubleshoot a
PLC system using the program and a voltmeter
►Demonstrate an
understanding of widely used I/O modules
►Use and explain
common ladder logic instructions
►Establish
communications with SLC 500 and MicroLogix controllers
►Explain how
analog I/O works
You will be able
to immediately apply what you have learned on the plant floor.
Prerequisites
None
Who Should Attend
This is an intensive
3-day "hands-on" training course. No prior knowledge or experience
is required. Anyone wishing to do something besides stand there and
scratch their head when a machine or process, that is run by a PLC;
is on the blink should attend. This class has been successfully
taught to a very diverse range of persons; from mechanics to
electrical engineers. No prior knowledge of PLCs or electricity is
required. If you want to really learn this family of PLCs, this is
the course for you.
What You Will Take With You
Impact Training Services course manual -
containing all the material covered in the class, including labs
containing step-by-step instructions for using RSLogix 500
software.
Personalized Certificate of Completion
The ability to take action on SLC 500
and Micrologix
PLCs.
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Copyright and Trademark Information
Impact Training
Services, Inc (ITS) is in no way associated with Allen-Bradley
or Rockwell Automation and makes no claim of
ownership to any copyrighted material or trademark names including:
Allen-Bradley, Rockwell Automation, RSLogix 500,
SLC 500
or
MicroLogix.