Training Classes
Series 90-30 System and Machine Edition Course
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:
July 27 and 28, 20010 Class will be held at the CIMTEC Automation location in Richmond, VA
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August 10 and 11, 2010 Class will be held at the CIMTEC Automation Headquarters in Charlotte, NC
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Class Price:
$495 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 | |










