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36Industrial CommunicationASi or LegacyOne-day Optional Add-on WorkshopCourse DescriptionThe objective of this course is to design, troubleshoot and commission a systemusing the technical features of one of the following networks:▪ Actuator Sensor interface (ASi)▪ Modbus Plus (MB+)▪ FIPThe course involves a lot of hands on experience with equipment to gain an intellectualand practical based knowledge of the system. This course is ideal for engineers involvedin migrations from some of the legacy networks like FIP and MB+ as well as existinginstallations which have machine based networks in them.60%Practical40%TheoryDurationOne-day optional add-on workshop to the Industrial Communication(Modbus, CANopen, Profibus, EthernetIP) course (SAUTR1102).Lunch provided.Audience▪ These optional workshops are optimised to suit MaintenanceTechnicians; or anyone who needs to implement industrialcommunication networksBasicProductIntermediateSolutionsAdvancedFundamentalsPrecursors▪ Participants must have a good working knowledge of PLC’s andcommunications as well as experience in using Unity. This coursemust be accompanied by the Industrial Communication(SAUTR1102) to form a four-day courseIndustrial Communication ASi or Legacy Course OutlineDay 1 of 3AS-interface Content:▪ Introduction to ASi▪ ASi wiring principles▪ The ASi protocol in depth▪ ASi Safe▪ ASi system design▪ Programming ASi with the M340ASi master module using theB+W ASi ethernet gateway▪ Troubleshooting ASiDay 2 of 3Modbus Plus (MB+) Content:▪ Modbus Plus hardware▪ Network topology▪ Peer Cop▪ Modbus Plus status▪ Master block▪ Local and remote statistics▪ MPBSTAT▪ Network bridging▪ Distributive controlDay 3 of 3FIPIO Content:▪ Fipio network dynamics▪ Fipio hardware and assembly▪ Network cable and installation▪ Configure network devices▪ Network status▪ Fipio network debug▪ Unity Pro or PL7 Pro software toolsPart number:S AU TR1110Easy ways to registerWeb: www.schneider-electric.com.au/trainingEmail: training.courses@au.schneider-electric.com
Introduction to Instrumentationand Process Control (HART)Three-day On Demand Workshop37Course DescriptionThis practical instrumentation course will provide attendees with a basic backgroundand the role of instrumentation in maintaining a stable and controlled process. Thecourse is designed to provide maximum hands-on in order to provide attendeeswith practical experience in areas of instrument calibration, signal interpretation andcontrol loop tuning.DurationThree-day on demand workshop, with lunch provided.Audience▪ This course is intended for technicians, electricians and electrical,mechanical and process engineers involved in plant maintenancePrecursors▪ It is essential that students are familiar with Microsoft ® Windowsoperating systemsBasicProduct40%PracticalIntermediateSolutions60%TheoryAdvancedFundamentalsIntroduction to Instrumentation and Process Control Course OutlineDay 1 of 3Day One introduces processcontrol concepts, instrumentation andtheory, including:▪ Basic measurement theory▪ Understanding process dynamicsincluding, how and why wecalibrate instruments▪ Instrument signals, Analog and Digital▪ Overview of signal conditioning▪ Control elements - VariableSpeed Drives and Valves▪ Process control overview, generalterminology and types of control▪ True ColourDay 2 of 3Day Two builds on the conceptscovered in Day One, including:▪ Understanding P, PI and PIDcontrol. The effect of usinggain, integral and derivativetime on the control output▪ Overview of cascade andfeed forward control▪ Calibration of measuringelement and a controlelement (Valve + I/P)▪ Tuning methods▪ The role of modelingand simulation▪ Configuring process controllersfor PID controlDay 3 of 3Day Three continues to extend theconcepts introduced on Days One andTwo, including:▪ Understanding and designinginstrumentation architecturesbased on the HARTcommunication protocol▪ Implementing HART-basedfield devices with our hostsystem interface▪ Connecting to HART dataand information sitting in aHART enabled device▪ Introduction to asset managementtools and calibration techniquesPart number:SAUTR1104Easy ways to registerWeb: www.schneider-electric.com.au/trainingEmail: training.courses@au.schneider-electric.com
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