It is common knowledge that maintenance services often encounter systems from various brands. Recognizing the impracticality of maintenance personnel acquiring in-depth knowledge of every equipment they handle, it is still essential for them to possess adequate understanding of the equipment and installations. This knowledge enables them to effectively diagnose and address common issues that may arise.

Course Objectives:

PLC - Modicon Quantum – Maintenance and TroubleShooting course has been designed for maintenance personnel who need to identify and troubleshoot issues with Momentum / Quantum / Compact. / TSX / Micro / Modicon Premium series processors, using the programming software 'MODSOFT / Concept / PL7'. As an introduction, the Chapter 'Controls Technologies' will help review the basics of the "Industrial Automation".

Who Should Attend?

Personnel who should attend are:

All professionals involved in PLC Maintenance Management
Professionals involved in work control
Maintenance supervisors
Maintenance engineers
Maintenance team leaders and managers
Operations team leaders and managers

Course Outlines:

Momentum / Quantum / Compact. / TSX / Micro / Modicon Premium Systems Hardware
Electrical connections for various modules
Design and configuration of hardware and their grouping into the 'rack'
Specifications of cards and modules. Replacement.
Development, monitoring and documenting software
Monitoring and detection of errors in modules

General features of the system 'MODSOFT / Concept / PL7'
The logical structure according to IEC
Programming Languages

Programming in 'MODSOFT / Concept / PL7'
Connecting the PLC and terminal initialization
Choosing a program
Help System
Instructions on 'MODSOFT / Concept / PL7'
Management analog cards and their parameterization
Inclusion in programs of new signals:
Analog inputs variables
Communication cards
Distributed I / O or RIO (Remote I / O)

Program Management PLC (backups, backup's,)
'MODSOFT / Concept / PL7' as application management and failure analysis
Modes 'Off-line' and 'On-line'
Monitoring, modification and forced variables. Monitoring Tables

Loading and unloading of programs
Writing, testing and documentation of PLC programs
Identification of data, data type and interpretation of the different formats

Troubleshooting Workshop
Analysis and resolution of common faults
Monitoring of suspicious signs of failure units
Location of abnormalities in complex
Cross References
Guidelines to follow in set up or 'commissioning'

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