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Programmable logic controller<br />

Safety PLCs<br />

Target audience<br />

@ Your scope: Facilities with PLC<br />

automation systems<br />

@ Your role: Installation engineer, control<br />

engineer, maintenance manager<br />

Prerequisite knowledge<br />

@ Participants should be familiar with the<br />

use of computers and the basic principles<br />

of PLC control systems<br />

Duration and delivery<br />

@ A two day course<br />

@ In-class sessions within<br />

<strong>Schneider</strong> <strong>Electric</strong> training centres<br />

@ Can be customised and delivered on<br />

customer premises<br />

<strong>Training</strong> code: 355<br />

For further information<br />

or registration<br />

@ Contact your local <strong>Schneider</strong> <strong>Electric</strong><br />

customer training centre<br />

Objectives<br />

@ Using practical exercises, participants will become familiar with<br />

both the software and hardware<br />

@ It is preferable that participants become familiar with safety<br />

principles and legislation before programming these PLCs<br />

Content<br />

@ Safety suite software installation<br />

@ Creating a new project and configuring a default resource (XPSMF35)<br />

@ Online controls, testing & diagnostic screens<br />

@ Creating a reset input<br />

@ Creating a function block (non-certified)<br />

@ Configuring a new resource (XPSMF30) in an existing project<br />

@ Modifying a function block <strong>by</strong> adding a direct value field<br />

@ Creating a multi-control panel<br />

@ Creating a line control input<br />

@ Peer to peer signal communication over Safe Ethernet<br />

@ Utilising the special Digital/Analogue inputs (XPSMF35) including<br />

adjusting the hysteresis values<br />

@ Utilising the special line control digital inputs (XPSMF35) for dual<br />

pole e-stop<br />

@ Setting up and using Modbus communications over Ethernet<br />

@ Software functions - AND, OR, NOT, Rising edge, and TON<br />

connected together with local and global variables<br />

Equipment used<br />

@ Safety PLCs - XPSMF35, XPSMF30 and remote I/O XPSMF3<br />

@ Safety Suite v1.0 software containing XPSMFWIN<br />

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