The objectives of this training course are to ensure users of the Allen-Bradley ControlLogix have:
• A complete understanding of the RSLogix modules’ design and understanding the functionality of a PLC
• Advanced knowledge of basic programming skills
• An extension of programming into the design of controller computers used in most manufacturing facilities
• Understanding of the Ladder Logic as a programming language on the PLC.
• The skills to carry out a diagnostics service on a system
• Knowledge on configuring and making changes on the software to suit the needs of the organisation or manufacturing facilities
• The ability to analyse the RSNetworks and also run troubleshooting on FlexLogix, CompactLogix/ControlLogix PLC systems
• The needed skills to restore and backup developed PLC program whenever required
• Knowledge about recent development and designs for PLC operation
Course Content
Overview of PLC and Control System
• Introduction to PLC
o Different types of PLC
o How PLC works
• Introduction to Softwares and automation processes
• Using Ladder Logic programming
• Using PLC hardware
• Consideration for Design and Maintenance
Allen Bradley
• Introduction to Allen Bradley
o Allen Bradley software list and packages
o Installation of the software
• The RSLogix 5000 software
• Allen Bradley PLC Programming Basics
• Allen Bradley Function Block Programming
o Function Block Timer
o One-shot rising and falling
o Function Block Count Up and Down
• Allen Bradley Structured Text Programming
o CASE Construct
o IF…THEN…ELSE Construct
o WHILE DO Construct
o FOR DO Construct
ControlNet
• Introduction to ControlNet
o Common Industrial Protocol (CIP)
o Open Systems Interconnection model
• ControlNet Physical Layer
o Connectors
o Cables
o Topology
• Data Link Layer
• ControlLogix Processor
• I/O Modules
ETHERNET
• Concept of Ethernet
• Use of ping functions, Subnet Mask, EtherNet and IP addresses
• Appreciation of EtherNet cabling options and routers
• Configuration of I/O modules
• Troubleshooting
Ladder Logic Programming
• Basic Ladder programs
• Ladder view
• Setting up overall control rung
• Creating batch cycles and steps
• Using expressions and procedure programming
Organising data and Ladder Logic Design
• Using Ladder logic for RSLogix5000 routine
• Entering instructions for the RSLogix5000 routine
• Organisation and design of data
• Tasks, Programs and routines
Project Scope
• Searching for project components
• Documenting the project scope
• Configuration of the RSLogix 5000 controllers and sharing over EtherNet network
• Communicating with I/O module over EtherNet network
Motion Application Program
• Motion State Instructions
o Motion Axis Fault Reset (MAFR)
o Motion Axis Shutdown (MASD)
o Motion Axis Shutdown Reset (MASR)
o Motion Direct Drive Off (MDF)
o Motion Direct Drive On (MDO)
• Motion Move Instructions
o Motion Axis Stop (MAS)
o Motion Axis Home (MAH)
o Motion Axis Jog (MAJ)
o Motion Axis Move (MAM)
• Motion Group Instructions
o Motion Group Stop (MGS)
o Motion Group Shutdown (MGSD)
o Motion Group Shutdown Reset (MGSR)
o Motion Group Strobe Position (MGSP)
• Motion Event Instructions
o Motion Arm Watch (MAW)
o Motion Disarm Watch (MDW)
o Motion Arm Registration (MAR)
o Motion Disarm Registration (MDR)
• Motion Configuration Instructions
o Motion Apply
Methodology
The training methodology integrates lectures, interactive discussions, collaborative group exercises, and illustrative examples. Participants will acquire a blend of theoretical insights and hands-on practical experience, emphasizing the application of learned techniques. This approach ensures that attendees return to their professional environments equipped with both the competence and self-assurance to effectively implement the acquired skills in their responsibilities.
DATE:
1ST BATCH: 18th – 21st Mar, 2025
2ND BATCH: 9th – 12th Sept, 2025
25, Queen street, Alagomeji Bus Stop, Yaba, Lagos