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D.5 Rockwell (Allen Bradley) Studio 5000 | Instructor-Led (32Hrs)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Allen Bradley Studio 5000 course provides the learners with the skills to write simple software code, configure the hardware and enter comments. After completing this course, 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
Lesson 1: ControlLogix System 
Overview of the architecture of the ControlLogix system and flows into an introduction of RSLogix 5000. Learn how to setup communications to the PLC using RSLinx, download and upload projects, as well as determine the modes of the CPU. 
  • System Overview and Studio 5000 Overview; RSLinx;
  • CPU Modes;
  • Downloading/Uploading 
Lesson 2 & 3: Fundamentals of Memory Management and Tag Database 
Instruction on configuring the digital and analog I/O modules. Non-Volatile Memory is discussed and the participant will learn the basics of ladder logic. The relay type instructions will be covered and how to enter and edit the in the ladder editor. 
  • Tag Database;
  • Configuring Discrete I/O and Configuring Analog I/O;
  • Ladder Logic Basics and Editing Ladder; Bit Logic 
Lesson 4: Timers and Counters 
Introduction to timers and counters, advanced features of arrays and user defined data types and instructions for doing comparisons and math are covered. 
  • Timers and Counters;
  • User Defined Type;
  • Compare Operations and Math Operations 
Lesson 5 & 6: Alternate Ways to Scan Through Routines 
The different ways to scan through routines with tasks, programs and routines and the program control instructions are included. How to document a project as well as instruction on some helpful troubleshooting tools and principles. 
  • Tasks, Programs and Routines;
  • Program Control; Searching and Cross Reference;
  • Forcing and Trending; Documentation and Troubleshooting 
Lesson 7 & 8: Overview of Repetitive Machine Operations 
Instructions used to control repetitive machine operations are covered. Introduction of the concept of Add- On Instructions by using and troubleshooting existing instructions followed by a powerful method for creating your own instructions. 
  • Sequencer Instructions; Using Add-On Instructions;
  • Creating Add-On Instructions; The Message Instruction;
  • ASCII String 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. 

NEED ASSISTANCE?
If you have questions or need help, please email info@peakperformanceinc.com.

ACCREDITATIONS
CEU: 3.2 
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