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Course Objective and Description: The objective of these Industrial training courses is to take the student from a beginner to Medium level PLC programmer, designer, and troubleshooter and establishing communication between HMI & SCADA environments. Students will learn PLC programming languages, HMI & SCADA Tagging and its properties as they progress at their own pace through exercises of increasing complexity. They will gain a working knowledge of digital and analog inputs and outputs, timers, counters, high speed instruction and advanced programming tools. Upon completion of the course the student is expected to be able design, specify, and install medium level PLC HMI systems and better understanding of SCADA and DCS systems, and to troubleshoot and diagnose problems Course Outline 1 Introduction to PLC • What is PLCs and how do they work? • History of PLC • PLC Layout diagram • Merits & de-merits of PLC • Different Brands & their software • Types of PLC • Languages of PLC 2. Industrial Control Devices • SLD/Electrical Wiring Symbols • Manually operated switches • Mechanically operated switches • Electromagnetic switches • Solenoids • Sensor & Transducers • Analog I/O 3. Relay Logic Circuit designing • Self holding/ Latching circuits • 3 Phase Star Delta connections • Reverse Forward 3 Phase circuits 4. PLC Hardware & Interfacing Technique • Internal Architecture • Major units of PLC • Sinking/Sourcing • General I/O wiring 5. PLC operation • Operation sequence, PLC status, Memory types • Communication Setup 6. SIMATIC S7 System Family Overview • Series of S7-200 family PLC • S7-200 components • Basic Requirement • Capabilities of S7-200 CPUs • S7-200 memory ranges & features • I/Os addressing • I/O installation • Modes of S7-200 PLC • Programming and communication devices • Networking possibilities 7. Programming Software • Hardware and software requirements • Installation procedure • Using the Help and Tutorial files • Using the Menus and Toolbars • Understanding the STEP 7 file structure 8. Principles of Programming • Linear program structure • Program designing, tools selection & error checking with Step-7 Micro Win software. • Communication setup, online monitoring,checking,uploading downloading techniques 9. Basic Instruction Set of PLC • Bits Logic • Set /Reset • Positive & Negative Transition • Timers • Counter • Using the instruction set to solve an application program. 10. Advanced Instruction Set of PLC • Logical Functions • Compare • Move Functions • Mathematical Functions • Increment & Decrement • Program Control • Shift Registers • Analog inputs and outputs • Interrupts • High speed pulse outputs (PWM, and PTO) • High speed counters 11. Special Features • Real Time clock • Analog Adjustments • Memory Cartridge usage • PPI Communications 12. Program Documentation and Storage • Documentation • Printing programs & documentation 13. Debug and Test Tools • Using S7 Status Chart monitoring feature • Monitoring and modifying variables • Error codes • Force functions HMI 1.Introduction to HMI • Introduction and History of HMI • Merits & de-merits of HMI • Different Brands & their software • Types of HMI • Introduction to HMI editor software 2.Creationg Project • What is a project • Creating a project (tool bar) • Transfer • simulation • Hardware settings • System parameters 3. SCREENS • What is Screens or Windows? • Window/Screen Types • Create a Window/Screen • Window/Screen settings 4.ALARMS • What is Alarms? • Types • Create alarms • Alarm Settings 5.EVENT DISPLAY • What is event? • Create an event • Event settings 6.TREND DISPLAY Whatsapp: 03035530865, 03219606785 Views: 4

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