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Technical Courses Allen Bradley GuardLogix The GuardLogix class is a beginning course on Allen Bradley GuardLogix PLC hardware. The course will use ethernet as the communication network to connect the GuardLogix I/O block back to the GuardLogix PLC. The class lessons will compare and contrast standard ControlLogix PLCs and GuardLogix PLCs as to project structure, confi gurations and tags. Basic layout and system set-up of GuardLogix processors will be covered. Set-up and confi guration of GuardLogix I/O blocks will be included. Troubleshooting of network, I/O connections, and processor configurations through the diagnostic LEDs are also incorporated in the class. This is a 16-hour course. Hardware used: 1756-ENBT – Ethernet Module 1756-L61S – GuardLogix PLC 1756-LSP – Safety Partner Processor 1791ES-IB8XOBV4 – Guard I/O EtherNet/IP Safety Modules Siemens S7 PLC Level I This is an introductory course for the S7 product and family of PLC controllers. Hardware identification and configuration with software configuration topics are included. Program structure and instruction sets with hands on demonstration equipment is covered. Students will use digital, analog and timing function labs to reinforce plant floor applications. Students will be required to enter logic, test and debug ladder logic. This is a 24-hour course. Siemens Profibus DP Network This course will help the student with installation and maintenance aspects of the Siemens profibus DP network. Hands on troubleshooting using hardware, software and configuration tools will be utilized. Proper installation of connectors, cabling and testing topics will be covered. This is a 16-hour course. Industrial Fluid Power Fluid power is an efficient way to move energy without mechanical belts, chains, or levers. The physics of fluids, components, troubleshooting and design applications for hydraulic & pneumatic systems are covered in this class. This is an 8-hour course. Industrial Fluid Power II In this class,the student will use electro-pneumatic valves,programmable logic controllers (PLCs), in/out boxes, and various types of electrical switching devices. The students will build, design, and troubleshoot machines using - pneumatics, hydraulics, and electronics. Industrial fluid power is a prerequisite for this course. This is an 8-hour course. Robotics I An Introduction to robotics is a study of basic robotic systems and operations. The objective is to introduce robotic systems and programming reinforced with “hands-on” training on a robot, teach pendant and controller. Different types of robot systems and their components will be explained. The robot and the controller will be broken down into parts such as power supply, servo motors and amplifiers, feedback systems, and inputs and outputs, and it’s function. System back-up, robot mastering, coordinate systems, tool center point, register data, and program editing will be explained and used in lab exercises. The FANUC robot and controller system will be used in the labs with reference to other robotic systems as well. This is a 16-hour course. Maintenance Network Services CTS offers a knowledgeable team trained in manufacturing and IT networks. We can provide network assessments, design and planning. Maintenance networks provide your technicians with quick access to PLC and other automation equipment to increase output and reduce downtime. Technical Product Inventory Let CTS inventory your installed automation controls and mechanical equipment to develop an accurate training plan that targets technical training where it is most needed. A CTS professional will inventory your plant floor equipment and return with a detailed report of the installed equipment and a detailed training plan for that equipment. 7