D.4 Rockwell (Allen Bradley) SLC 500 | Instructor-Led (32Hrs)

COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Allen Bradley SLC 500 course provides the learners with the skills to write simple software code, configure the hardware and enter comments. Participants will gain confidence in connecting the programming software to the PLC processor and monitoring the PLC software using the live software or a table of variables.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Module 1: Introduction and Overview of the SLC500 System
Basic understanding of a SLC500 project, including an introductory look at routines, data table files, and addressing. An overview of RSLinx software and configuring communication drivers to allow the computer to communicate to the various processors will also be covered.

Overview Hardware; RSLogix 500 Overview; Communications/RSLinx;
Processor Fundamentals;
I/O Configuration and Addressing

Module 2 & 3: Ladder Logic
Introduction to ladder logic fundamentals and core instruction sets are covered, which include timers, counters and comparison instructions.

Programming Fundamentals;
Bit Instructions; Editing Logic;
Timers and Counters

Module 4 & 5: Introduction to the Essential Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Introduces participants to the essential maintenance and troubleshooting related tools available in RSLogix 500 software. Participants will have an overview of the math instructions in the SLC500, and then migrates into maintenance related topics such as searching, forcing and monitoring data.

Comparison Instructions; Math Instructions;
Search Techniques; Troubleshooting;
Monitoring Data and Forcing

Module 6 & 7: Aspects of Expanding and Organizing a Program
Covers the aspects of expanding and organizing a program through the use of routines and covers the move and logical instructions. Analog inputs are covered, as well as, the ability to scale the inputs with the Scale instruction. File instructions to handle and convert large amounts of data is discussed. Finally, the methods and instructions for communication such as the MSG instruction are covered.

Program Control;
Move and Logical Instructions

Module 8: Scaling and Communication
File instructions to handle and convert large amounts of data is discussed. Finally, the methods and instructions for communication such as the MSG instruction are covered.

Scale Instruction, File Instructions and Communication Instructions.

DESIGNED FOR
Maintenance associates, technicians and engineers.

COURSE DELIVERY
Instructor-Led (Virtual options available)

PREREQUISITES
There are no prerequisites for this course.

COURSE LENGTH
32 Hours

GROUP PRICING
$10,800 for up to 12 participants.
To schedule a group class for your organization, please email info@peakperformanceinc.com and we will coordinate scheduling based on your preference of date and delivery method.

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ACCREDITATIONS
CEU: 3.2

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