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PLC Systems Training Course
This is a super course for industrial technicians.

Troubleshooting PLC Systems is an intensive 8-part training course designed to meet or exceed your PLC training needs. Within one short week, this amazing training program will have your students, or employees reading, understanding and troubleshooting Programmable Logic Control systems. The easy to follow lesson format allows each person to learn at an accelerated rate. The information gained from each lesson can be used immediately by those participating in this training exercise. Both rung and block format PLC instructions are covered in this complete training package.
This course consists of eight lessons on two DVD's and includes a full sized work book and answer guide.
Suggested training time with final exam is 36 hours. 
**A solid understanding of relay circuitry is recommended before presenting this training program.
See: Our Relay Training Module - Click here!

Complete PLC Training Course: $219.00 plus $12.00 shipping

This package is designed for an individual student or technician refresher course.       
If you actually have a classroom situation please contact us for classroom packages of 5 or 10 students.
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PLC Training Part 1:

      The PLC training program begins by comparing the operation of relay circuitry to that of the PLC system. Understanding these similarities will make learning the PLC system much faster and easier. The student will learn the sequence of events which must take place in any automated piece of equipment. They are also introduced to the three sections of every PLC control system.

PLC Training Part 2:

      In part 2 of the PLC program your students will be introduced to the operating principles involved with the input, output and logic sections of the PLC system. Then they will begin their understanding of basic PLC logic instructions. They will learn about the examine ON, examine OFF and output instruction bits. Next, they will begin to apply these PLC instruction bits to actual PLC ladder diagrams. Common addressing techniques are also covered in part 2.

PLC Training Part 3:

      In the third training session your students will gain an in depth understanding of the operating principles involved with the input, output and logic sections of the PLC system. Analog, digital and discrete modules are covered. Part 3 also provides vital information on common power supply problems.

PLC Training Part 4:

      In the fourth training session your students will learn proper programming techniques. They will learn how to enter, edit, add or delete program instruction bits. The scanning sequence involved in examining the condition of the input field devices, comparing the program to the condition of the input devices and updating the output ports is all covered in part 4. Also covered are immediate update instructions and PLC counter instructions in block format.

PLC Training Part 5:

      Part 5 continues with PLC programming instruction bits. Your students will learn how rung format counters function, block and rung format timer instructions function, latch-unlatch instructions, math instructions, comparison instructions and many more pieces of useful information. Our goal is to make your people understand how each of these instruction bits effect the total operation of the PLC system.

PLC Training Part 6:

      In part 6 your students will learn about move instructions, the binary numbering system, decimal numbering system, how to count in octal, hexadecimal and BCD digital formats. They will also learn how to easily convert from one format to another. Since PLC systems are digital in design, this training is vital.

PLC Training Part 7:

      Here your students learn how the PLC can be used to monitor and control a servo valve or servo motor. Part 7 examines the characteristics of the analog signal and digital signal. It then progresses into basic open loop and closed loop servo control systems. In this training segment your students will also learn proper preventative maintenance procedures for the PLC system, how to read and understand flow charts, error codes and fault registers. Basic troubleshooting procedures are also covered in this portion of the PLC training.

PLC Training Part 8:

      In the final training session your students will learn how to systematically localize faults to either the input, output or logic section of the PLC controller. They will learn how to troubleshoot with, or without the use of the program monitor. Part 8 concludes with basic Safety procedures when working on PLC systems plus an over view of the material covered in the previous 7 sessions.

      UCANDO training programs PLC-5 and PLC-10 are complete. These programs include pretests, final exams, workbooks, DVD training sessions and a leader guide. Simply follow the steps outlined in the leader guide to provide high quality training at a fraction of the cost of many other training products. You will be amazed at the ease with which the PLC training program can be presented by your own trainer.