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This Seminar will allow you to take Siemens PLC and HMI for a test drive. Explore the features of the Siemens PLC and HMI in a guided hands-on workshop.
This three day course assumes the student has a very basic understanding of PLCs and will introduce students to the Step 7 software package, used to program and maintain the S7-300/400 PLC systems. The class focuses on maintaining & troubleshooting the S7 PLC using Step 7. The student will spend the last hour of the class using what was learned to troubleshoot an actual faulted PLC system.
This fast paced three day course assumes the student has a basic knowledge of programming PLCs and focuses on how to use TIA Portal Step 7 Professional software to create a complete PLC system. The focus includes configuration of the Siemens S7-1500 PLC hardware, PROFINET configuration, programming using ladder logic and basic diagnostic functions.
Learn about programming with SCL and how you can mix with typical ladder logic in Siemens TIA Portal for S7-1200/1500 PLC’s. The SCL language is very powerful and well suited for complex math operations, data handling with arrays and string processing. SCL is a high-level text-based language that is easy to understand, yet provides many benefits over traditional ladder programming. This seminar will provide the foundation for you to start programming in SCL in a guided hands-on workshop.
Learn about programming with SCL and how you can mix with typical ladder logic in Siemens TIA Portal for S7-1200/1500 PLC’s. The SCL language is very powerful and well suited for complex math operations, data handling with arrays and string processing. SCL is a high-level text-based language that is easy to understand, yet provides many benefits over traditional ladder programming. This seminar will provide the foundation for you to start programming in SCL in a guided hands-on workshop.
This three day course assumes the student has a very basic understanding of PLCs and will introduce students to the Step 7 software package, used to program and maintain the S7-300/400 PLC systems. The class focuses on maintaining & troubleshooting the S7 PLC using Step 7. The student will spend the last hour of the class using what was learned to troubleshoot an actual faulted PLC system.