Description
This is a Voucher for a seat in “Compact Basics Level 1” Online Course which you can purchase and then give to someone else so they can enroll in this course.
Details on this course bundle can be found here.
What You'll Learn and Receive
- CompactLogix hardware overview
- Controller architecture and OS
- Version differences, Flashing Firmware
- Create and edit Tasks and Programs
- System sizing & component selection
- Comm hardware and RSLinx Driver setup
- Add and test Local and Ethernet I/O
- Create and test Ladder Routines
What You'll Receive With Your Purchase
- Immediate Online Access
- Forty-Five Online Lessons
- Fifteen File Downloads
- Online Instructor Support
- No Expiration Date
- Retake Lessons As Needed
- Completion Certificate with PDHs
Learn to confidently setup, program, and troubleshoot CompactLogix PACs with Compact Basics Standard Edition
You don't need to spend thousands of dollars and several days in a classroom to learn how to use, program, and troubleshoot Allen-Bradley's CompactLogix Programmable Controllers. All you need is some basic PLC knowledge, a Windows PC, and our affordable Compact Basics Online Course.
Compact Basics is the perfect online course for electricians, technicians, and engineers who understand the difference between a bit, byte and word, and can read basic ladder logic, and now want to learn to setup, program, and troubleshoot Allen-Bradley's line of CompactLogix programmable controllers.
Taught by a factory certified PLC specialist with over thirty years of experience, and has used every CompactLogix model released, this course you will learn everything you need to know to get started using Rockwell's CompactLogix Programmable Automation Controllers with confidence.
Unlike other vendor's courses that only become available after you purchase their expensive hardware or trainers, our Compact Basic courses doesn't require you to purchase any additional parts as we show you how to get a thirty day trail copy of Allen-Bradley's PAC Programming and Emulation software, Studio 5000 and Emulate 5000, to use with this course.
And for those who'd prefer to learn with a physical CompactLogix, we also cover which Controllers and Cables work best and why, as well as how to set them up and program them. We even provide you with an overview of every CompactLogix controller, detailed step by step instructions on how to connect to each, and a list of components and devices used to build the affordable, homemade PLC trainer we use in this course.
Unlike other companies whose job is done once the sale is complete, we're committed to your success and actively encourage students to post questions in the lesson discussion area. Our expert instructors visit The Automation School each weekday to support and answer student questions.
We also invite you to come back and retake any lesson as the need arises, which is made possible by the fact that none of our course come with an expiration date.
And when you finish your course and pass all the quizzes, you'll also be rewarded with an official Completion Certificate from from The Automation School that lists the Professional Development Hours you've earned by completing all of the course content.
Standard & Extended Edition Level 1 Topics:
Below is a summary of the topics covered, and a complete lesson listing is also available in a following section:- Understanding the design and different models of CompactLogix
- The difference between RSLogix 5000 and Studio 5000
- How to size a system and choose components
- How to configure Controllers, I/O, and Communications
- How to setup Ethernet, Serial DF1, and USB drivers in RSLinx Classic
- How to setup, configure, and edit RSLogix/Studio 5000 projects
- How to add, edit, and test Local I/O, and Distributed Ethernet I/O
- Understanding Controller and Program tags
- How to create and edit Tags and Aliases
- How to setup, configure and edit Tasks, Programs, and Routines
- Understanding how Ladder Logic differs in CompactLogix when compared with other A-B PLCs
- How to create, test, run, and troubleshoot Ladder Diagram Routines.
Who should take this course:
Anyone who has some PLC experience and would like to learn how to setup, program, and troubleshoot the Allen-Bradley CompactLogix line of Programmable Automation Controllers.
Instructor Bio:
Shortly after earning a degree in Electronics, Shawn Tierney spent twenty five years working in the field as a Rockwell Automation authorized distributor specialist helping countless Engineers and Electricians learn how to select, setup, program, and troubleshoot Allen-Bradley industrial automation controls.
During his time as a specialist, Shawn attended over fifty weeks of Rockwell training and gained his certification as a Rockwell Automation Specialist and Information Software Specialist, and graduated from Rockwell's STPA Certification program with the highest recorded score.
During that time Shawn also earned his Microsoft Certifications in Server and Desktop Operating Systems, becoming a Microsoft Certified Professional.
Shawn left his job as an Automation Specialist in 2015 to focus on sharing everyting he's learned in affordable, self-paced courses at TheAutomationSchool.com
Student review: “Excellent varied content, Shawn delivers the content very well indeed! looking forward to purchasing additional courses off the back of this one. Thanks Shawn!” – Bri
Student review: “Awesome Course! Shawn covers everything you need to know about CompactLogix in the course…excellent job on coverage of Hardware!” – DW
