All courses are held at Crown Training & Development, Merrillville, IN
This course is for those who develop, debug, program or maintain ControlLogix Controllers using Ladder Logic, Function Block, and Structured Text programming. Studens will be able to establish communications to a ControlLogix controller, explain the organization of a ControlLogix application, perform routine maintenance (create a new project, configure I/O, download/upload projects, going online, change processor modes, create and monitor tags, and edit the program.
Topics include: Major, Minor and I/O Faults, GSV and SSV instructions, Ethernet communications, ControlNet communications, and ADD-ON instructions, and an introduction to Ladder Diagram programming, Function Block programming, and Structured Test programming.
Labs include: Creating and programming Fault Routines, configuring and scheduling an Ethernet and ControlNet LAN and programing an ADD-ON Instructions.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course is designed for those who are responsible for the operation and maintenance of industrial hydraulic systems. Also, those who simply wish to acquire a basic knowledge of hydraulic systems will benefit from this course.
Basic hydraulic principles and laws will be covered, along with detailed descriptions of the theory and operation of all essential components.
Hands on exercises will be conducted using industrial grade equipment. Various pumps will be discussed including power requirements to drive these pumps.
Detailed maintenance practices directed to promote reliable equipment service is part of the presentation. Troubleshooting and construction of basic systems are incorporated in the lab exercises.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
Course topics include: Control circuits, troubleshooting, two-wire control with manual selection, overload protection, three-wire control-start/stop/jog/inch circuits, sequence start and stop, automatic sequence starting, reversing circuits, plug and anti-plug circuits, two speed motor control, and reduced voltage starting circuits.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course provides the necessary fundamentals and best practices required to prevent and predict failures at the equipment or process level. Understanding process and equipment specifications, failure tracking statistics, and scheduled action items, are key to a successful maintenance program.
Topics include: maintenance tracking, measurements and statistics, root cause failure analysis, risk assessment and prioritization, inspections, scheduling and integration of best practices.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
Course topics include: Crane Safety-Lockout, Variable Frequency Drives, Flux Vector Drives, Bridge Drive and Motor, Trolley Drive and Motor, Main Hoist Drive and Motor, Eddy Current Brakes, Setup and Tuning the IMPULSE AC Drive, Parameterization for the IMPULSE AC Drive, and Troubleshooting Drive and Motor Problems.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course provides you with the skills necessary to develop FactoryTalk View Machine Edition (ME) applications that run on a PC or PanelView Plus terminals. You will create new applications; work with FactoryTalk View ME software and RSLinx Enterprise software. You will practice creating, configuring, and animating graphic objects on graphic displays. Also covered are creating, configuring messages and alarms to alerting operators, trending and how to set up security for graphic displays or for rights to perform certain actions. You will then prepare a PanelView Plus terminal for operation and download FactoryTalk View ME applications to a PanelView Plus terminal.
PREREQUISITES Working knowledge of Windows environment
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course examines the Series RX3i basic hardware and Proficy Machine Edition software. The back-plane, power supply, CPU, discrete and analog I/O modules are covered as well as project creation, hardware configuration, addressing, program organization and basic programming.
This course includes: Routine maintenance such as: going online, uploading/downloading, project backup, changing modes of operation, battery replacement, setting of the PLC time/date, changing addresses and editing variable descriptions.
Exercises include: Hardware configuration, programming basic instructions (relays, timers, counters, math, and compare), examples of control circuits, alarm circuits and analog scaling, and troubleshooting features of the software and I/O card maintenance.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course is based upon the NFPA 70B Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance.
Topics include: requirements for safeguarding persons, property and processes from failure and breakdown, standards to establish a condition of maintenance of electrical equipment for safety and reliability, the relationship between NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B, electrical maintenance programs, single-line diagram requirements, incident energy analysis, testing specifications, maintenance intervals, equipment condition assessment, protection devices, power distribution transformers, rotating equipment, motor controls, specific equipment maintenance requirements, types of maintenance, NFPA 70B maintenance best practices. OSHA may use these standards as the basis for issuing citations.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This 8 hour course is based upon the NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace.
Topics include: OSHA and NFPA 70E. Mitigating shock hazards, arc flash hazards and arc blast hazards by selecting the appropriate protective strategies. Safe electrical work practices. Determining shock boundaries and arc flash boundaries. Selecting and using Personal Protective Equipment (apparel, tools, and test equipment). Reading and interpreting arc flash labels. Inspecting and maintaining PPE.
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN
This course covers advanced instructions (data transfer, bit manipulation, user defined function blocks, and PID loops), Genius I/O installation and configuration, Genius Hand-Held Monitor, and troubleshooting.
Topics include: Ethernet Global Data, Genius communications, and Genius I/O hardware.
Hands-on exercise include: Programming user defined function blocks, Genius LAN setup and configuration, transferring data on an Ethernet LAN and a Genius LAN, and PID loops.
PREREQUISITES None
LOCATION Crown Training and Development, Merrillville, IN