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PLC programming
Every machine found in an industrial plant contains a programmable logic controller known as a PLC (or SPS in German). With it, specific tasks and functionalities can be implemented. Changing these functionalities or extending them can be done quickly yet easily. Which hardware family of the Siemens SIMATIC family was used depended on the year of manufacture of the machine in question. On the other hand, which programming language was used was determined by the complexity of the machine and the skills of the programmer. It is worth knowing that some machine tasks are easier to write in a specific language. I have prepared such a video course for you, which is suitable no matter what you want to deal with in the future or which PLC you want to get to know better.
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HMI (Human Machine Interface) visualisation
Parameterisation of the machine involves entering the relevant numbers. An HMI (Human Machine Interface) panel is most often used for this purpose. This device resembles a tablet in shape, only in an industrial design. It used to be a display with a large number of buttons. On the so-called Visualisation, it is possible to indicate the number of workpieces produced and check the current process values. This is another part of the industrial automation project (just after programming the PLC).
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Industrial communication
The more complex the machine, the more devices there are in it. Currently, the exchange between devices (mainly PLCs) takes place via industrial industrial interfaces. Today, this is PROFINET (industrial ethernet) on a TCP/IP basis, but PROFIBUS (based on RS-485) can often be encountered. In addition, MODBUS, CAN, AS-i PROFISAFE networks are encountered in industrial applications. Hardware or software solutions are used to transmit information.
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Industrial diagnostics
The machine may stop for various reasons or break down. Whatever the situation, the cause should be found immediately. One way to speed this up is to be able to check the CPU diagnostic buffer or module. When this is not enough to solve the problem, then you need to look in the program code and perform an analysis. This course will introduce you to techniques for quickly finding the cause of an unforeseen machine stoppage and show you how to do it step-by-step.
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Safety
A machine must fulfil certain technological functionality (to perform a certain process), this is the basis. To be able to realise this, it must meet certain safety standards. In a word, it must be safe. It is then CE-marked and put into service. Safety can be realised via a fail safe PLC. This is an extended CPU unit with both hardware (connection of F-marked modules) and software capabilities. How to configure the hardware? How to program the most common safety components in the F-CPU? What should a PLC programmer know about standards? You will learn all this and find the answers to the above questions in this video course.
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Drive technology
The most common solution used in an industrial application is the use of a motor. However, the on/off function does not allow the speed to be varied according to the conditions encountered, e.g. the type of products. The appropriate tool then is a frequency converter, the so-called 'inverter'. This video course will provide you with the knowledge of how to configure this device yourself, so that the drive performs its intended tasks correctly. Nothing related to the Siemens SINAMICS family will be a mystery to you... after these courses.
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Is PLC programming for you? Check it out with our free video course
If you are involved in automation (student/student/employee) then knowing the basics of programming will definitely be a valuable asset. Take the first step with this course
Why choose our offer?
We have been on the market since 2015
Over our 7+ years in the market, we are committed to helping automation and software developers (both beginners and more advanced) with their operations. Our work and conversations at sites help us to develop products and supplement them with up-to-date information.
Practice and experience
The material included in the course (over 85%) is exercise and practice. Different types of instructions and functionalities are presented on a task basis. You will find discussion of problems and situations from industrial applications and learn how to solve them. An important issue covered is program structures, a kind of recipe of what program code should contain. You will learn how to combine the instructions you have learnt and write logic in such a way that everything works as you expect (i.e. as designed).
Comprehensive customer service
If you have any questions or problems, we are here to help. You will find answers to common issues on the FAQ section of the website. If you need anything more call or write, we will help and advise.
Attractive product prices
The course prices are tailor-made, they are within everyone's price range. You will find packages where the price of a particular course becomes even more attractive.
Knowledge from the practitioner
You will gain concrete knowledge from a practitioner who has gained experience by programming various industrial machines. You won't have to waste any more time looking for answers on how to solve a problem or how to combine instructions. In the course, you will receive practical tips on how to do this optimally.
Experience with the most popular applications
Most manufacturing plants and factories have typical machines and applications, including wrappers, packers, palletisers and conveyor systems. By reaching out to this course you will learn and explore how to program and run them.
Good programming practices
When creating a project and writing programme code, you must remember that, in addition to the final working application, the readability of the entire concept is important. As a rule, you have to return to the project to modify it or extend it with new functionality. It is fundamental that, irrespective of the person who will be doing it, the flow is smooth and the whole thing is understandable and clear. To achieve this, it is important to remember and pay attention to key issues, such as naming. You will learn all about this in these courses.
Additional tasks
You will gain experience by completing as many tasks as possible. In the courses, you will find plenty of exercises to solve on your own. The assignments summarise a particular section of the material discussing a particular instruction.
Preparation for teamwork
The larger the project, the larger the group of developers involved. The most important issues then are the division of tasks and the preparation of the project structure. You need answers to many questions, such as how to implement an algorithm in program code. Completing this course will help you prepare for your work as a PLC programmer and find the information and examples you need to do this.
You'll feel like you're in a real factory
Learning doesn't have to be just about the set-top boxes, lamps and your imaginations. If you are just starting to progr