Course Description:

PLC Troubleshooting -AB ControlLogix introduces Programmable Controllers by describing PLC orientation, operations, and programming languages. It covers basic PLC Programming by describing numbering systems, PLC memory organization, PLC programming software and PLC program analysis. PLC motor control, discrete input and output interfacing, PLC timer and counter instructions are also discussed to give a better application of Programmable Controllers. This course also introduces PLC troubleshooting by discussing levels of PLC troubleshooting, power supply troubleshooting, input troubleshooting and output troubleshooting. Skills also discussed include PLC Systems troubleshooting, event sequencing, application development, program control instructions, and math and data move instructions.

Course Outline:

Introduction to Programmable Controllers, Basic PLC Programming, PLC Motor Control, Discrete I/O Interfacing, PLC Timer Instructions, PLC Counter Instructions, Introduction to PLC Troubleshooting, PLC Systems Troubleshooting, Event Sequencing, Application Development, Program Control Instructions, Math and Data Move Instructions

Course Segments:

PLC Orientation, PLC Operation, PLC Programming Languages, PLC Program Instructions, Numbering Systems, Project Creation and Organization, Programming Software, PLC Program Analysis, Motor Control Basics, Seal-In Program Logic, Data Types and User Defined Tags, Interlock Functions, Basic Input Interfacing, Basic Output Interfacing, Electronic Device Interfacing, Retentive Timer Instructions, Non-Retentive Timer Instructions, Time-Driven Sequencing, Count Up Instruction, Count Down Instruction, BCD Thumbwheel Switches, LED Displays, PLC Troubleshooting, Power Supply Troubleshooting, Input Troubleshooting, Output Troubleshooting, Processor Troubleshooting, Systems Troubleshooting Techniques, Program Documentation, Introduction to Event Sequencing, Continuous Cycle Logic, Multiple Actuator Event Sequencing, Program Development, Modes of Operation, Stop Functions, Timer and Counter Applications, Program Initilization, Master Control Reset, Subroutines, Jump and Label Instructions, Add Instructions, Subtract Instruction, Multiply and Divide Instructions, Move Instructions