Industrial Training Schedule Spring 2013 - Ashdale · 2018-05-16 · Industrial Training Schedule...

Industrial Training Schedule

Spring 2013

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Industrial Training Schedule Spring 2013

Contents About Ashdale Industrial Control Training Courses

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Mitsubishi GX Developer Software Programming Tool 4

Mitsubishi FX Series PLC Level 1 5

Mitsubishi Variable Speed Inverter Drives 6

Mitsubishi AnS / Q Series Modular PLC Level 1 7

Mitsubishi GX Dev. IEC61131 Software Programming Tool 8

Mitsubishi E Series Human Machine Interface 9

Mitsubishi iX series HMI

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Mitsubishi CC Link Networking 11

Mitsubishi Profibus DP Networking 12

ASi – Actuator Sensor Interface Network 13

MAPS SCADA Configuration

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Robot Programming and Interfacing 15

GX IEC Developer to GX Works2 Conversion

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Training Course Dates and Prices 2013 17

Training Course Registration Form 2013 18

Location Map 20

Ashdale Engineering Ltd York Park, Shore Road, Belfast BT15 3PX Tel: 028 9078 3000 Fax: 028 9037 0003 E-mail: [email protected]

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About Ashdale Industrial Control Training Courses Venue The standard courses are normally carried out at Ashdale Engineering's own premises in Belfast where we have a dedicated training room. See Map on page 21. However, we also offer the flexibility of on-site training at your facility. Format of Training Although some of the training will require presentations, we aim to break these up as much as possible with hands on practical use of the Hardware and the relevant programming software. We will have one computer and set of hardware between two students. Ashdale courses are planned and presented under our ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System and we are also recognised as a Mitsubishi Electric "Centre of Technical Excellence". We are sure you will find these courses practical, technically useful and hopefully an enjoyable way of learning about industrial technology. Group Size Up to 10 delegates, with a minimum of 4 for Ashdale based courses. On site courses consist of up to 6 delegates. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis either on receipt of a booking form or confirmation order. Food Refreshments are available throughout the day. Lunch is included in the price of the course. Materials All necessary training materials like pens, note paper, course notes etc are supplied by Ashdale. A completion certificate is issued at the end of the course. Duration Courses start at 9.00 and finish at approximately 4.30pm. Contact Patricia Sargent is the main contact for all training enquiries and bookings. For more information call 028 9078 3000, fax 028 9037 0003 or email [email protected] Booking See course registration form on page 22 of this publication. Course details will then be sent to participants at least 1 week before the course date, after which no refund can be made for cancellations. Bespoke courses To ensure that we cater for everyone’s needs, Ashdale also offer the option of running tailored courses. These can be at Ashdale or on site at your premises. These courses can be tailored to suit the needs of your personnel.

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Mitsubishi GX Developer Software Programming Tool Training Objectives: To introduce students to Windows based PLC programming. To show students how to install and run GX Developer. To allow students to develop and document PLC programs. To use GX Developer as a fault finding and diagnostic tool. To use GX Developer with existing Medoc projects.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. Be comfortable with Windows Operating System This is a first level course that assumes no previous PLC knowledge. Duration 1 Day

Course Agenda Introduction Overview of GX Developer. Ladder Programming GX Developer On Line Project Print and Management Fault Finding Compatibility with Medoc Projects Review of Complete Course

Suggested Other Courses

This course is normally run the day before the Mitsubishi FX Series PLC Level 1 and the Mitsubishi AnS / Q Series Modular PLC Level 1 courses and is a pre requisite for them. This course will be priced at a cheaper rate if booked along with either.

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Mitsubishi FX Series PLC Level 1 Training Objectives: To introduce students to programmable controllers. To introduce and develop use of basic ladder diagram instructions GX Developer Software To show students how to monitor PLC programs and change value as an aid to system fault finding. To discuss the implementation of basic PLC projects.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. To have completed the GX Developer Course This is a first level course that assumes no previous PLC knowledge. A basic concept of electric circuitry would be helpful but not essential. Duration 2 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction System Configuration Peripheral equipment Programming basic ladder instructions Programming ladder, timers & counters

Course Agenda Day 2 Programming – pulse and high speed Data structure – Binary, Hex and BCD Applied Instructions – Move and maths System fault finding Sample PLC project Review of complete course

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Mitsubishi Variable Speed Inverter Drives Training Objectives: To introduce students to the principles of Variable Speed Drives. To show students good wiring practice for both power and control circuits. To allow students to understand and test many of the programmable functions of the drive. To show students how to monitor and fault find on a drive system.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. A basic concept of electric circuitry would be helpful but not essential. Basic knowledge of 3 Phase Electrical Motors Duration 2 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Basics in Electro mechanics Basics in AC Drives Principles of Frequency Inverters and 3 Phase Motors Installation and Wiring Modes of Operation The Help Menu Parameter List

Course Agenda Day 2 Review of Day One Motor Torque Definitions Motor Load Intelligent Modes Energy Savings Auto Commissioning Simple Flux Vector Current Limit Braking Fault Diagnostics

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Mitsubishi AnS / Q Series Modular PLC Level 1 Training Objectives: Demonstrate to students how Input/Outputs are addressed. To develop the use of basic ladder diagram instructions using GX Developer To introduce the use of applied instructions and special modules. Demonstrate to students how to monitor PLC programs and change values as an aid to system fault finding. To discuss the implementation of basic PLC projects.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. Basic concept of PLC's. Should be familiar with GX Developer Software or have completed the GX Developer Course Duration 2 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction System Configuration Programming – Basic Ladder Programming – Set, reset and pulse Programming – Other ladder, timer & counters Data structure – Binary, Hex & BCD

Course Agenda Day 2 Review of day one Applied Instruction – Data handling Applied Instruction – Maths Special Function Modules – Analogue Sample PLC project Review of complete course

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Mitsubishi GX Developer IEC 61131 Software Programming Tool Training Objectives: To understand the principles of the IEC 61131-3 Standard. To become conversant with the functionality of GX Developer IEC To create programs using all language editors. To realise the benefits of functions and function blocks. To utilise the advance monitoring functions.

Who should attend Project / Application Engineers Knowledge Level: Working knowledge of PLCs and Windows based software Duration 2 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction The IEC Standard Software Structure Definition of IEC Terms IEC Ladder Editor Monitoring Functions Online Editing Other IEC Editors

Course Agenda Day 2 Review of Day One Programs Example Function Function Blocks User Libraries Melsec Ladder Mode PLC Parameters etc Review, Questions

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Mitsubishi E Series Human Machine Interface Training Objectives: To understand the principles, set-up and basic communication that the HMI uses in conjunction with the PLC. It will also cover E-Designer software, going over basic dynamic and test objects useful in most projects. To become familiar with all display options.

Who should attend Anyone involved in the implementation of E Series HMI Projects. Knowledge Level: Working knowledge of PLCs and Windows based software Duration 1 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction to HMIs Basic set up of the terminal Installation Communication Digital & Analogue Variables Trend & Recipe Alarm & Print Outs

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Mitsubishi iX series HMI Training Objectives: To understand the principles, set-up and basic communication that the HMI uses in conjunction with the PLC. We will cover iX Developer software using all the display functions of the iX series HMI. To become familiar Data logging, Security, audit trail and other advanced functions.

Who should attend Anyone involved in the implementation of High Quality HMI Projects. Knowledge Level: Preferably have knowledge of E Designer or other HMI software but a working knowledge of PLCs and Windows based software would suffice. Duration 2 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 iX Developer Basics Screen management Objects Dynamics Alarms Exercises

Course Agenda Day 2 Datalogging/Trends Security Audit Trail Multilanguage iX Developer – Advanced Features Remote Access Exercises

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Mitsubishi – CC Link Networking Training Objectives: The course provides an understanding of the capability and performance of this open network and how to apply it to real world applications. Programming, fault-finding and diagnostics are included in the course.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. Experience of PLCs Products An understanding of GX Developer Software is necessary Duration 1 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Master local and remote stations Interconnecting links using twisted pair cables Master station buffer memory Link relays and registers Link I/0 - digital Link I/0 - analogue Link I/0 - drives Programming Master station ladder diagrams

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Mitsubishi – Profibus DP Networking Training Objectives: To provide an understanding of the capability and performance of Profibus networks, and how to apply them to real world applications.

Who should attend Anyone involved in the implementation of Profibus Networks. Knowledge Level:. Working knowledge of PLCs and Windows based software Duration 1 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction FMS, DP, PA standards Specifications Cabling 200 Files GSD Files Use of Configurator DP software Setting up a network Links with GX IEC Developer Diagnostics

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ASi – Actuator Sensor Interface Network Training Objectives: To provide an understanding of the of ASi System To review ASi Network Components To review ASi Versions To set up and address an ASi Network ASi Network fault finding

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. Working knowledge of PLCs and Windows based software Duration 1 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Introduction Where ASi fits in Industrial Control ASi Specification & Components ASi V2.1 and Analogues ASi Master & Gateways Setting up an ASi Network Network fault finding Overview of ASi Safe

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MAPS SCADA Configuration Mitsubishi Adroit Process Suite Training Objectives: To have a good understanding and be competent in the use of MAPS To be able to communicate with a PLC using MAPS. To be able to apply what you have learnt to your application. To be able to trouble-shoot problems that you may encounter and take appropriate action. To be able to produce a design specification for your project. Know how to maximise the performance of your MAPS application. To be able to use the on-line MX4 Help Topics and Knowledge Base effectively.

Course Agenda Day 1 Adroit Program Group Adroit Basics/Concepts. Object Orientation Agents, Slots & Status Client-Server Animation On-Line Configuration

Course Agenda Day 2 Drawing & Picture Elements Button Down Wizards Animation & Browser Scanning/ Connecting to PLCs Alarming Support

Course Agenda Day 3 Datalogging Events Plant VCR @ Scanning Path Redundancy Technology Agreement HASP & Licensing

Who should attend This course is designed for first time MAPS users including engineering staff, Maintenance staff and plant supervisors. Knowledge Level: Familiarity with the Windows operating system Working knowledge of process control applications Duration 3 Day

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Robot Programming and Interfacing Training Objectives: To introduce students to the Mitsubishi Robot range. To show students how the Robot movement is defined. To develop programs using Melfa IV programming software. To look at how to interface the Robot to other automation devices. To test other advanced Robot functions.

Who should attend Electricians, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Knowledge Level:. Working of Windows based software Duration 3 Day

Course Agenda Day 1 Safety Information and Introduction Overview Mitsubishi Robots Installation and Setting to operation Control Panel and Display of the Controller Setting of the Origin Methods

Course Agenda Day 2 Moving the Robot Melfa Basic IV Programming Structure and Instructions COSIPRP Software Testing of Programs

Course Agenda Day 3 Expansion Cards for communication Multitasking Compliance Control Multi Mechanism Control Sensor-less Crash Control Tracking ‘Red Line’ System Tuning

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Training Course Dates and Prices 2013 Code Course Date Days Price per

Person 000020 Mitsubishi GX Dev PLC Programming

Tool Course (FX Based) 5th March 1 £270 or £240*

000039 Mitsubishi FX Series PLC Level 1 6th – 7th March 2 £475

000040 Mitsubishi Variable Speed Drives 16th – 17th April 2 £475

000050 Mitsubishi GX Dev PLC Programming Tool Course (AnS / Q Series Based)

19th March 1 £270 or £240*

000060 Mitsubishi AnS / Q Series Rack Type PLC Level 1

20th – 21st March 2 £495

000080 Mitsubishi GX Dev. IEC IEC61131 Programming Software

10th – 11th April 2 £480

000150 Mitsubishi E Series Human Machine Interface

30th April 1 £270

Mitsubishi iX series HMI

1st – 2nd May 2 £480

000130 Mitsubishi CC Link Networking 21st May 1 £270

000120 Mitsubishi Profibus DP Networking 23rd May 1 £270

000140 ASi – Actuator Sensor Interface Network

28th May 1 £270

000300 MAPS SCADA Configuration

3rd – 5th June 3 £1400

000160 Robot Programming and Interface Course

11th – 13th June 3 £1050

00081 GX IEC Developer to GX Works2 Conversion

18th June 1 £240

* This training course will be priced at cheaper rate if booked along with PLC Level 1 (2 Day) Course Please send the completed booking order form, together with a cheque or an official order to: Training Dept. Ashdale Engineering Ltd York Park Shore Road Belfast BT15 3PX or Fax 028 9037 0003 All cheques should be made payable to ‘Ashdale Engineering Ltd’ Purchase orders will normally be accepted from companies who have existing credit accounts or who require a Proforma Invoice. Course details will then be sent to participants at least 1 week before the course date, after which no refund can be made for cancellations

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Training Course Registration Form 2013 Name: ______________________________ Position:_____________________________________ Organisation: _____________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________________ Postcode: ________________ Tel no: __________________ Fax no: ______________________ Email: _____________________________________________ Delegate Name Course Title Date Price

Company Purchase Order No: _________________ OR Cheque enclosed for the sum of: _______________

Signed*____________________________________ *You must be authorised to sign on behalf of your company, partnership or business. Ashdale Engineering Ltd, York Park, Shore Road, Belfast, BT15 3PX Tel: 028 9078 3000 Fax: 028 9037 0003 E-mail: [email protected]

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Location Map

Ashdale Engineering Ltd

York Park, Shore Road, Belfast

BT15 3PX Tel: 028 9078 3000 Fax: 028 9037 0003

E-mail: [email protected]

Sat Nav Coordinates

N 54° 37’ 31.4” W 005° 55’ 17.6”

WEST LINK TO M1

M2 TO NORTH BELFAST INTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT

M3 AND RIVER BRIDGE TO EAST GEORGE BEST BELFAST CITY

AIRPORT

FORTWILLIAM PARK TO ANTRIM ROAD

M2 JUNCTION 1 DUNCRUE / FORTWILLIAM

City Side Retail Park Previously called

Yorkgate

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Ashdale Engineering Ltd York Park, Shore Road, Belfast BT15 3PX Tel: 028 9078 3000 Fax: 028 9037 0003 E-mail: [email protected] Industrial Training Schedule Spring 2012

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