Day 1
- Skill Level: Programmers must be comfortable navigating the basic functions of Cx-Programmer. New programmers must have completed the Intro to Logic and Basic PLC Class

Equipment Used:
Omron CP1L-E PLC and Cx-Programmer

Agenda:
This class will cover Integer Math, Floating Point Math, Scaling, Comparison Instructions, Conversion Instructions, Subroutines & Multiple Programs, Scan Dependent Programming, High Speed Inputs & Counters, Special Program Functions

Day 2
- Skill Level: Programmers must be comfortable with the higher level Omron programming as detailed in Day 1, or must have completed Day 1 Intermediate Omron PLC Programming.

Equipment Used:
Omron CP1L-E PLC and Cx-Programmer

Agenda:
This class will teach you the fundamentals of function block programming.

• When to use them
• Omron premade function blocks
• Writing custom ladder based function blocks
• Writing custom structured text function blocks

Day 1
- Skill Level: Students should have a basic understanding of Controls and Wiring.

Agenda:
This class will cover the following topics

• Enclosure Type
• Panel Design & Layout
  • Design for Serviceability
  • Isolation of Voltages
  • Signal Isolation
  • Accounting for Wire Bend Radii
  • Wire Duct Fill Calculations
  • Field Terminations
  • Wiring Space
  • Thermal Space
• Panel Thermal Calculations
• Grounding Practices
• Mounting Din Rail & Wire Duct
• Wire Size
• Wire Colors
• Labeling of Conductors
• Wiring Best Practices
  • Wire Routing
  • Wire Bends
  • When to use Ferrules
  • When to use Ring / Fork Terminals
  • When to use Shielded Cables

Day 1
- This is an AA Electric Hosted Event for Wago covering their I/O, PLC Controllers and their new line of software and controllers. This course will include hands on Labs for class attendees.

Agenda:
We cover WAGO's line of controllers and I/O modules and how they function together. The first half will delve into the Codesys programming software used to program these units. The Second half of the course will dig into WAGO's new line of PFC 100's and PLC 200's, and the new e!Cockpit software, Wago's proprietary development software based on Codesys 3. Additionally, the course will include WAGO's new e!Display Web panels.

Course Requirements:
A basic understanding of PLC control systems. A laptop computer running Windows 7 or Windows 10, capable of having software loaded on it.

Day 1

Agenda:
- Program the drive for a basic startup
- Perform a proper commissioning of a drive for startup
- Understand how to manipulate & interpret the LCP of the drive
- Learn valuable trouble-shooting techniques for a quick and easy fix

This class will guide the student through the procedures involved with commissioning Danfoss Automation drives for basic startup, including parameter settings and wiring of the I/O terminals. Guided lab exercises will provide the students with hands-on experience programming for common applications and valuable problem solving techniques. The class is open to discussing specific applications of interest and certain ones can be simulated in the lab.

Course materials will be provided

Day 1
- Skill Level: An understanding of PLC programming is required. If you are new to PLC programming please take our Into to Logic and Basic PLC class.

Equipment Used:
Omron NX1P and Sysmac Studio. Please bring a laptop (we will provide a link to the software used)

Agenda:
This class provides foundational knowledge of Omron's Sysmac Studio and its configuration. We go into the configuration of I/O structures and Tags. Networking, remote I/O. Use of EtherNetIP and EtherCat communication protocols.

Day 2
- Skill Level: A basic understanding of Sysmac Studio or day one of this class is required.

Equipment Used:
Omron NX1P and Sysmac Studio. Please bring a laptop (we will provide a link to the software used)

Agenda:
We dig deeper into the usage of Sysmac Studio in the programming and configuration of the NX1P, Omron's latest Machine Automation Controller (MAC). This class will cover the basics of each of the programming languages and specific functions of the NX1P. We will further go into the similarities and differences of the NX1P and standard PLC's.

Day 1
- Skill Level: Anyone that has not programmed a PLC before or that never felt that they had a good understanding of why and how PLC programming was accomplished. This class is not for knowledgeable programmers.

Equipment Used:
Logic Simulator used but this class is not Equipment Specific. Please bring a laptop (we will provide a link to the software used)

Agenda:

• Foundational knowledge of Boolean "Switching" Logic in Controls Programming
• Development of control logic: how it works and its relevance in PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)
• Understanding how PLC's and similar devices operate

Day 2
- Skill Level: Anyone that is proficient in PLC Programming that wishes to learn about Cx-Programmer or New Programmers that have passed our "Introduction to Logic"

Equipment Used:
Omron CP1L-E PLC and Cx-Programmer. Please bring a laptop (we will provide a link to the software used)

Agenda:

• Foundational knowledge of Omron's Cx-Programmer using an Omron CP-1LE processor
• Typical control functions used in PLC programming

Day 1
- Skill Level: Attendees should have an understanding of control systems and plant automation.

Equipment Used:
TBD

Agenda:

• Plant Wide Wi-fi (WLAN)
• Understanding Wireless frequencies & Topologies
• Digital &Analog Point to Point Wireless for control & Indication
• Slip-ring replacement
• Specialty wireless sensors

Day 2
- Skill Level: Attendees should have an understanding of control systems and plant automation.

Equipment Used:
TBD

Agenda:

• High Power Data Radios
• High Speed Ethernet over Wireless
• Cellular RTU's
• Cellular Modems for Equipment interface
• Security