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CompactLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting Course Description

CompactLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting Course Description

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College Curriculum

CompactLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting Course Description

COURSE CONTENT
Understanding Control Systems
Locating CompactLogix System
Components
Navigating through the Studio
5000 Logix Designer
Application
Selecting and Connecting to
Industrial Networks in a
Logix5000 System
Connecting a Computer to a
Communications Network in a
CompactLogix System
Downloading and Going Online to
a Logix5000 Controller
Updating Logix5000 Firmware
Locating I/O Tags and Devices in a
CompactLogix System
Course Purpose
Interpreting Studio 5000 Logix After completing this course, students should have a solid understanding of
Designer Project Organization
CompactLogix programmable logic controllers. Topics range from
and Execution
understanding control systems to troubleshooting a CompactLogix
Interpreting Ladder Logic Structure programmable logic controller.
in a Studio 5000 Logix Designer
Routine As students learn about CompactLogix controllers and components, handson
Locating and Editing Tag Values in exercises will allow students to practice how to:
a Studio 5000 Logix Designer Identify and locate the components of a programmable control system
Project Download programs to a CompactLogix controller
Develop troubleshooting skills needed to assess abnormal conditions in
Interpreting Bit Instructions in a
a working system
Studio 5000 Logix Designer
Routine Engaging student materials, classroom discussions, lab exercises, and
Forcing I/O and Toggling Bits in supplemental videos, podcasts, web links, and demonstrations, combine to give
the Studio 5000 Logix Designer students a highly interactive classroom experience. The variety of learning
Application resources and integrated activities in this class will give students a solid
Troubleshooting 1769 Compact troubleshooting foundation and prepare them for more advanced automation-
Digital I/O Module Problems related courses.
Troubleshooting 1769 Compact
Learning Activities and Features
Analog I/O Module Problems
This course includes various learning activities and features, including:
Troubleshooting CompactLogix
Controller Problems Lab Exercises - Students will gain hands-on experience with the
CompactLogix controller and components by using the workstation.
Animation - Students will view an animation to enhance concepts and
provide real-world examples.
Web links - Students will be able to access supplemental information on
their own using a computer or smart phone.
The workstation includes:
Audience An operator interface panel
This course is intended for individuals who:
2 dual input and output pushbuttons
Have little experience with programmable logic
controllers 4 digital output pilot lights

Need to learn how to maintain and troubleshoot a 1 analog input


CompactLogix programmable logic controller 1 analog meter
Are enrolled in a technical, industrial, mechatronics CompactLogix hardware includes:
or automation-related college program 1 system power supply
1 CompactLogix controller
Course Prerequisites
As a prerequisite to this course, students must have 1 digital combination input/output module
basic working knowledge of safe electrical practices.
1 analog combination input/output module
This includes but is not limited to the following: Point IO hardware includes:
Understanding electricity, how it works, and the 1 analog combination input/output module
dangers associated with electricity 1 Ethernet adapter
Use of appropriate personal protective equipment 1 digital input/output module
(e.g. eye protection, gloves, etc.)
1 digital input/output module
Identifying hazardous conditions
Stratix 8-port switch
Adhering to all safety regulations
Note: The PanelView Plus 600 terminal and 0.5-HP
PowerFlex 40 AC drive are not used in this course.
Course Materials
Rockwell Automation college training kits include the
following instructional materials: Catalog Numbers:
Workstation: ABT-TDIA-LITE-A
PowerPoint Presentation Slides Provides the
lecture material in an interesting and interactive
Hands-On Practice
visual format. These slides are designed to guide
Throughout this course, students will practice the skills
instructors through the course content, additional
they have learned through a variety of hands-on exercises
media, and activities available for each topic covered
and interactive activities using the CompactLogix
during lectures.
Workstation.
Student Lessons - Includes the key concepts,
definitions, and examples presented in the course. Course Length
The Student Book also contains links to the Lecture: 16 hours Lab: 25-30 hours
examples, animation, etc. that are a part of this
This course can be delivered within a college semester or
interactive course.
two college quarters.
Lab Book and Exercise CD - Provides student
learning activities through practice and hands-on Purchasing Information
exercises. Instructor Training Kit Catalog Number:
TCT-1769FT-TIP
Workstation Requirements Student Training Kit Catalog Number: TCT-1769FT-TSP
This course is designed for use with the CompactLogix
Workstation. Students will use this workstation to To purchase this or any other Rockwell Automation
complete the exercises. college training kits and workstations, contact your local
authorized Allen-Bradley Distributor, your local
Rockwell Automation Sales/Support office, or call 440-
646-3434, select option 4.

GMST10-PP538B-EN-E Copyright 2014 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in USA.

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