Training Classes
Series 90-30 System and Machine Edition Training
This class is ideal for:
Personnel responsible for the development, maintenance, and modification of Ladder Diagram control programs for the Series 90-30 PLCs and responsible for the implementation and maintenance of a Series 90-30 system will benefit from this class.
Topics Covered:
Upon completion of this Course, the student will be able to:
- Describe Programmable Controller components and the functional operation of a PLC.
- Demonstrate the use of Machine Edition software and understand Series 90-30 hardware installation.
- Configure the power supply, CPU, input/output modules, and optional modules into the Series 90-30 system.
- Operate and apply the Series 90-30 instruction set, consisting of Timers and Counters, Math, Relation, Convert Operations, Data Move, Bit Operations, Table Operations and Control Operations.
- Create relay ladder logic program development for the Series 90-30 CPU using Machine Edition software.
- Comprehend Basic diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures on a Series 90-30 PLC.
- Use PLC and I/O Fault Tables as software troubleshooting tools.
Class Dates & Location:
April 23-24, 2013
Class Price:
$695 per seat
Series 90-30 System and Machine Edition Course Agenda
(Schedule and content may vary.)
(Schedule and content may vary.)
| Day 1 | |
|---|---|
| Morning: | Afternoon: |
| Overview | Machine Edition Configuration Software |
| 90-30 Basic System Basic hardware and scanning operations of the 90-30 |
Familiarization Configuring a 90-30 system. |
| 90-30 I/O System Basic components and functions of the Series 90-30 Input/Output system. |
Machine Edition Program Software Familiarization Navigating within the Machine Edition programming software. |
| Machine Edition Software Programming tool options. |
Relay Functions Application lab exercise based on a functional specification using relay instructions. |
| Timer and Counter Functions Perform an exercise based on a functional specification using timer and counter instructions. |
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| Day 2 | |
|---|---|
| Morning: | Afternoon: |
| Data Operations Group Perform an exercise based on a functional specification using data operations instructions. |
Control Functions Discussion of the Series 90-30 ladder-based control functions. |
| Data Move Functions Perform an exercise based on a functional specification using data move instructions. |
Fault References and Troubleshooting Use the tools available in the 90-30 system to troubleshoot a faulty program. |
| Bit Operations Group Perform an exercise based on a functional specification using bit operations instructions. |
PLC Communications Discuss Serial, Ethernet and Field Bus communications. Perform exercises based on logic-driven communications and configuration-based communications. |
| Wrap-up and Q&A | |
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Canceling or rescheduling at least 2 weeks prior to the start of class will allow us to fully refund tuition or apply credit to another class. With less than 2 weeks notice, cancellations are subject to a 75% fee and rescheduling is subject to a 50% fee. Full tuition will be charged for failing to show up for a class without notice or for leaving a class prematurely. Substitutions of one student for another who cannot make the class are accepted at any time, without charge.
Cimtec Automation reserves the right to cancel any course at least 2 weeks prior to the class. In this event, you will be notified and a full refund will be awarded. However, CIMTEC AUTOMATION IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EXPENSES RELATED TO NON-REFUNDABLE AIRLINE TICKETS OR TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS. Please do not make non-refundable travel arrangements earlier than two weeks before the class start date.
