Programming PLCs and managing peripheral units
Next sessions
On request
31, Rue Jean Esswein 85000 La Roche Sur Yon FRANCE
On request
235, rue de la Prairie Parc Industriel Sud 01100 Groissiat FRANCE
Training objectives
Be able to use the robots’ most advanced functions.
Program details
THE CNC’S INTERNAL VARIABLES
Simple variables (IN, OUT, BITS)
PLC characteristics and language
Structured variables (WORDs)
Monitoring PLC
MANAGING PERIPHERALS
CNC’S possibilities
How to automation work
Multiples parallel subroutines
Sequential and combinational programming of PLC’s
Studying real applications
SETTING THE CNC’s PARAMETERS
Configuring the virtual cams’
Configuring the CNC’s inputs / outputs
Icons or customized keys
Studying real applications
Course format
All of our courses are based on alternating between the transfer of know-how and good practice, with concrete exercises and real-life situations. All trainees will be given a folder containing the documents, exercises and corrections of the practical work done during the course.
Assessment format
Trainees are assessed by the trainer for each module to measure the knowledge acquired at each step of the course, through practical works.
Cycle
Program
Control system
Visual 2
VISUAL
Length
3 days, of which 50% practical work.
Audience
Adjusters
Method Technicians
Maintenance Technicians
Prerequisites
Be able to write a simple part grip and release program simple.
Number of people
3 to 6 persons maximum
Registration
The required knowledge will be validated on the results of the assessment questionnaires.
Completion of training accompanied by official documentation
Attendance sheet provided by Sepro
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