SLC 500 Programming/Maint.

Training Provided by Texas State Technical College West Texas Course Objective: This course is designed as an introduction to programmable controller systems. Instructor(s) will provide an introduction to programmable controller systems, how they work, and how they can be used to control various processes. Students will learn specific skills such as programming, editing, saving, uploading, downloading, and restoring SLC 500 ladder logic programs. In addition, students will become familiar with status bits, timers, counters, comparison, data manipulation, and program flow instructions. Frequent hands-on labs are provided using an actual SLC 500 system workstation. Instructor: The Texas State Technical College West Texas - Energy Management Program, EMP, provides industry experienced instructors to furnish students with an understanding of application and trouble shooting. The various PLC instructors are knowledgeable in pipeline/oilfield operations and industrial automation systems. Mr. John Ericson is a certified Rockwell Automation/Allen Bradley PLC-5 and SLC 500 Instructor and offers a 30 year unique mix of practical field experience and high-end automation theory and practice.

SLC 500 Programming/Maint. Course Outline:
Hardware
Software
Numbering Systems
Ladder Logic
Addressing
Bit Instructions
Timers
Counters
Compare
Math
Data Instructions
Data Hwy +
Search
Troubleshooting with Software
Troubleshooting

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