Automated Controls

Introduction to SLC 500s: Overview of Hardware, Software and Basic Instruction Sets

This forty-hour course provides a hands-on overview of the Allen-Bradley SLC 500 programmable controller Hardware; Software and Basic Instruction sets. Extensive opportunities are provided for practice on SLC 500 simulators with complete SLC 500 software programs pre-loaded. Basic troubleshooting skills are also covered. APS or ICOM AI software versions also available.

After this class, participants will be able to:

• Understand and utilize SLC 500 Hardware

• Understand SLC 500 Addressing & Numbering Systems

• Recognize the function and operation of basic Instruction Sets including Relay Type (Bit) Instructions, Timer and Counter Instructions, and Move Instructions

• Gain basic familiarity with software as follows:

1. Recognize how the SLC 500 software (RSLogix 500™, APS or AI) is used to interface with the SLC 500 hardware and ladder logic programming

2. Recognize how the SLC 500 software uses Instruction sets

3. Search to a specific address

4. Insert, delete or alter instructions

5. Save, store or print program modifications

6. Perform a program backup

Program Specifications

Prerequisites

Familiarity with Ladder Logic, Numbering Systems basics, and possess good Windows Navigational Skills

Length

40 hours

Class Size

Up to 8 (six simulators per class)

Call CBIL's Business Practice Leader for Automated Controls, Ellen Irons, at 314.539.5386 to learn more about our services and how we might meet your needs. Or email Ellen at .