Use the programming software as a diagnostic and troubleshooting tool.Discuss the need for and use of the Block Transfer, BTR, and BTW instructions.Design, build, test, and troubleshoot ladder logic control circuits involving contact, coil, timer, and counter instructions.Document and organize your programs to and from the personal computer and the PLC-5.Know difference between online and offline programming.Configure programming software or RSLinx to communicate with a PLC-5 processor.Understand and use the different communication interfaces available on the PLC-5 processors, DF1 serial, DH+, and Ethernet.Become familiar with the memory layout and configuration of the PLC-5 processor, data table, program files, free memory, edit buffer, etc.Examine the differences and learn the concepts of 2, 1, and ½ slot addressing.Understand the relationship between field devices, I/O modules, and I/O addressing.Discuss field devices and signal types and levels pertaining to I/O module selection.Know the differences in capabilities of local, extended local, remote, and ControlNet I/O systems.Discuss battery purpose, replacement procedures, and environmental concerns for disposal.Determine the meaning of LED indicator lights, and dip switch positions on processors, modules, power supplies, and chassis.Consider issues relevant when replacing existing controller, power supplies, chassis, and modules.Cover rules for chassis, processor, adapter, power supply, and input/output module placement.Study the two families of PLC-5 controller: Classic and Enhanced.Discuss design considerations for system architecture, processor selection, input/output module type selection, power supply selection, and communication system layout.Understand the major functional components of the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 programmable control system as it relates to your facility's installation.This course is conducted using Rockwell RSLogix-5, 6200, or Advanced Interface (AI) software, depending on student preference. In addition, programming concepts for contact, coil, timer, and counter instructions are introduced.

This course provides a fundamental understanding of the installation, configuration, layout, troubleshooting procedures, and maintenance procedures for the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 programmable controller and input/output systems.

Maintaining, troubleshooting, and programming a programmable control system requires a thorough understanding of the system hardware and software.

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