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Course curriculum

    1. Lesson 1.1.1 - Preface

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    2. Course Resources

    3. Lesson 1.1.2 - What is Industrial Automation

    4. Lesson 1.2.1 - Programmable Logic Controller Definition

    5. Lesson 1.2.2 - PLC Architecture

    6. Quiz 1: PLC Architecture

    7. Lesson 1.3.1 - About Rockwell Automation

    8. Lesson 1.3.2 - Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley Controllers series

    9. Quiz 2: Rockwell Automation / AB Hardware and software

    10. Lesson 1.4.1 - PLC CPU

    11. Lesson 1.4.2 - PLC Power Supply

    12. Lesson 1.4.3 - PLC Digital and Analog IO

    13. Lesson 1.4.4 - PLC Communication

    14. Lesson 1.4.5 - Choose the best suitable PLC hardware for your application

    15. Quiz 3: Choose equipment according to project requirement

    16. Exercise 1: Choose equipment according to project requirement

    1. Lesson 2.1.1 - Studio 5000 Introduction

    2. Lesson 2.1.2 - Studio 5000 Download, Installation, and Activation

    3. Lesson 2.1.3 - Get Started with Studio 5000

    4. Quiz 4: Studio 5000 Overview

    5. Exercise 2: Create a new Project in Studio5000

    6. Lesson 2.2.1 - I_O Configuration

    7. Quiz 5: I/O Configuration

    8. Exercise 3: Configure a Digital Input IO module

    9. Lesson 2.3.1 - Introduction to Tags and Basic data types

    10. Lesson 2.3.2 - Tags Monitor Edit views, Add Remove and Properties

    11. Lesson 2.3.3 - I O Tags and Controller vs. Program Tags Scope

    12. Lesson 2.3.4 - Tags Filters, Search, Cross Reference

    13. Quiz 6: Tags and I/O Tags

    14. Exercise 4: Create new BOOL Tags

    15. Exercise 5: Create SINT, DINT, and REAL Tags

    16. Lesson 2.4.1 - Introduction to PLC Programming Languages and IEC 61131-3

    17. Lesson 2.4.2 - Ladder Diagram (LD) language

    18. Lesson 2.4.3- Structured Text (ST) language

    19. Lesson 2.4.4 - Function Block Diagram (FBD) language

    20. Lesson 2.4.5 - Sequential Function Chart (SFC) language

    21. Lesson 2.4.6 - Choose the correct PLC Programming language

    22. Quiz 7: When to use a specific PLC programming language

    23. Lesson 2.5.1 - Bit type functions – XIC, XIO, OTE, OTL, and OTU Instructions

    24. Quiz 8: Bit-type functions

    25. Exercise 6: Create a simple start/stop logic for a motor

    26. Lesson 2.5.2 - Timer type function – TON Instruction

    27. Lesson 2.5.3 - Let-s develop a basic program

    28. Quiz 9: TON Instruction

    29. Exercise 7: Create alarms for a motor with TON timers

    1. Lesson 3.1.1 - RSLinx Classic and FactoryTalk Linx

    2. Lesson 3.2.1 - Studio 5000 Logix Emulate

    3. Lesson 3.3.1 - Downloading, Uploading, and Online edit

    4. Quiz 10: Software/Hardware interaction

    5. Exercise 8: Download the Motor program to an Emulator controller

    1. Lesson 4.1.1 - Predefined Tags Data types

    2. Lesson 4.1.2 - User Defined Type

    3. Exercise 9: Create a User Defined type for the motor

    4. Lesson 4.1.3 - Arrays

    5. Exercise 10: Create an array of motors

    6. Lesson 4.1.4 - Alias Tags

    7. Exercise 11: Alias tags to IO

    8. Quiz 11: User Defined type, Arrays, aliasing

    9. Lesson 4.2.1 - Bit Instructions – ONS, OSR, OSF

    10. Quiz 12: Bit Instructions – ONS, OSR, OSF

    11. Exercise 12: Change the motor push buttons to use ONE logic

    12. Lesson 4.2.2 - Timer Instructions – TOF, RTO, RES

    13. Quiz 13: Timer Instructions

    14. Exercise 13: Use RTO timer to count the motor working time

    15. Lesson 4.2.3 - Counter Instructions – CTU, CTD, RES

    16. Quiz 14: Counters Instructions

    17. Exercise 14: Add two digital sensors (Parts In/Out) and count parts on a conveyor

    18. Lesson 4.2.4 - Compare Operations - EQU, NEQ, LES, GRT, LEQ, GEQ, LIM, CMP

    19. Quiz 15: Comparison Instructions

    20. Exercise 15: Use comparison instructions to create Over Current alarms

    21. Lesson 4.2.5 - Math Instructions - ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV, MOD, ABS, NEG, SQR, CPT

    22. Quiz 16: Math Instructions

    23. Exercise 16: Use math instructions to scale the conveyor speed

    24. Lesson 4.2.6 - Move Instructions – MOV, CLR, NOT, AND, OR, XOR

    25. Quiz 17: Move/Logical Instructions

    26. Exercise 17: Use MOV instruction to save the last value...

    27. Lesson 4.2.7 - Program Control Instructions – JMP, LBL, JSR, RET, SBR, AFI, NOP

    28. Quiz 18: Use JMP, LBL instruction

    29. Exercise 18: Use JMP and LBL instructions to loop over an array

    30. Quiz 19: JSR, SBR, RET instructions

    31. Exercise 19: Use JSR, SBR, and RET to create a function with parameters

    32. Lesson 4.3.1 - Configuration tab of Digital IO Modules

    33. Lesson 4.3.2 - Configuration tab of Analog Input Modules

    34. Lesson 4.3.3 - Configuration tab of Analog Output Modules

    35. Quiz 20: I/O Configuration advanced properties

    36. Lesson 4.3.4 - Configuration tabs of Communication Modules

    37. Lesson 4.3.5 - Controller Faceplate

    38. Exercise 20: Update IO configuration according to requirements

    1. Lesson 5.1.1 - Tasks

    2. Quiz 21: Tasks

    3. Lesson 5.1.2 - Programs and Routines

    4. Quiz 22: Programs and Routines

    5. Exercise 21: Create a new periodic Task a new Program and Ladder Routine

    6. Lesson 5.2.1 - Searching and Cross Reference

    7. Quiz 23: Searching and Cross Reference

    8. Lesson 5.2.2 - Forcing

    9. Quiz 24: Forcing

    10. Exercise 22: Force some IOs

    11. Lesson 5.2.3 - Trends

    12. Quiz 25: Trends

    13. Exercise 23: Create a trend for all conveyor data

    14. Lesson 5.3.1 - What are Add-On Instruction

    15. Lesson 5.3.2 - Create an Add-On Instruction

    16. Lesson 5.3.3 - Parameters and Local Tags

    17. Lesson 5.3.4 - Logic for the Add-On instruction

    18. Lesson 5.3.5 - Advanced Add-On instruction Properties

    19. Lesson 5.3.6 - Using Add-Ons Instructions

    20. Quiz 26: Add-On Instructions

    1. Part 1 - Instructions

    2. Part 2 - Create Project and IO tags

    3. Part 3 - Valve Control AddOn Instruction

    4. Part 4 - Tank C101 Logic

    5. Part 5 - Tank C101 Simulation

    6. Part 6 - Copy Logic to Tanks C102 and C103

    7. Part 7 - Simulate the all system

    8. Course Completion

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