Automation Fair 2009
Hands-On Labs
Lab 1: Applying EtherNet/IP and Stratix Switches in Real-time Applications
Room: 201A
Instructor: Mark Shillace
Industry adoption of EtherNet/IP has not only created an opportunity to integrate with the enterprise but also uses EtherNet/IP for demanding real-time control applications. Lab attendees will use EtherNet/IP to experience real-time control system devices and appreciate the value of premier integration with Logix and FactoryTalk View solutions.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 2: Basic Drive Programming (Including the PowerFlex 755 AC Drive)
Room: 201B
Instructor: Greg Arft
Learn the basics of drive programming using the PowerFlex family of AC drives, including the PowerFlex 755. Attendees will program these drives using both device programmers and PC software.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual A [PDF] | Lab Manual B [PDF]
Lab 3: FactoryTalk Historian Machine Edition Lab
Room: 201C
Instructor: Bryan Porter and Chirayu Shah
This session is a hands-on introduction into FactoryTalk Historian Machine Edition (ME) which is the new module-based Historian residing in the ControlLogix chassis. The lab will cover the web configuration of the module, data collection, simple web reporting, and the use of thick clients for reporting and analysis of Historian ME data. Also covered will be integration between multiple Historian ME modules and a Historian Site Edition server.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 4: HMI Operator Interface Development and Deployment
Room: 201D
Instructor: Tad Palus
This Lab is applicable for both new and experienced users. FactoryTalk View Studio will be used to create applications that use FactoryTalk ME core features. Attendees will download and run applications on PanelView Plus terminals and learn how to use FactoryTalk Viewpoint for remote monitoring and troubleshooting using a web browser.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual A [PDF] | Lab Manual B [PDF]
Lab 5: PlantPAx Batch Management and Process Information
Room: 202A&B
Instructors: Lloyd Larsen, Rick Stephan and Mark Yep
You pick and choose:
- Option 1 — Batch Management and Control
This "day in the life" lab presents options to explore the different user perspectives of system designer, engineer, operator, maintenance, quality, R&D and management and how they are used to design, operate, analyze and optimize a production process. - Option 2 — Process Information
Learn more about the integrated set of data collection and decision-making tools and dashboards that help provide real-time access to and analysis of information throughout the enterprise. Spend less time collecting data and more time in decision support to improve your process.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual A [PDF] | Lab Manual B [PDF] | Lab Manual C [PDF]
Lab 6: PlantPAx Core System
Room: 203C&D
Instructor: Don Reynolds
This day-in-the-life style lab presents a hands-on tour of PlantPAx core system features and functionality with views from different user perspectives. PlantPAx core system process control, visualization and centralized engineering capabilities will be reviewed while carrying out general operation, maintenance and engineering tasks in an active application. Various system components and software tools that will be used include Operator and Engineering Workstation environments, process library and engineering tools, RSLogix 5000 and FactoryTalk Studio.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 7: PlantPAx Field Device Interface and Asset Management
Room: 204A
Instructor: Lorenzo Majewski and Kevin Norris
During this Lab, attendees will learn how to utilize integration tools developed for seamless, preferred integration of process instrumentation to the PlantPAx system. They will perform duties with FactoryTalk AssetCentre including initial instrument configuration, online instrument diagnostics, creating a calibration schedule and performing a mock calibration. They will also implement pre-engineered Add-On Instructions and pre-designed faceplates for the visualization of process instrument data.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 8: Understanding Advanced Programming and Editing Techniques in Logix
Room: 204B
Instructor: Rod Shearer
Take full advantage of programming features that set Logix Programmable Automation Controllers apart from conventional control systems. Learn how Add-On Instructions and FactoryTalk View use global objects to improve productivity.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 9: Value of FactoryTalk Viewpoint and FactoryTalkView SE
Room: 204C
Instructors: Mark Hobbs, Tony Carrara
In this lab users will create and deploy a Factorytalk View SE distributed application and learn how easy it is to extend the application to enterprise users using Factorytalk Viewpoint web clients. They will also learn how to create graphic displays with animation, use security, manage alarms, log and trend data and use diagnostic information. Applicable to both new and experienced users, this session will also explore new features.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 10: The Value of Connected Components
Room: 205A&B
Instructors: Peter D. Bell. Randy Holterman, Mark Tabler
Connected Components allows the user to concentrate on machine design and performance rather than time-consuming preparation work. This Lab introduces Connected Components and uses a hands-on lab to show how they can be to applied to your application.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 11: Introduction to Motion
Room: 207A
Instructor: Todd Garski
From concept to commissioning, Kinetix Motion Control provides a scalable, information-enabled solution that streamlines machine development. Learn the tips and techniques of system configuration, tuning and troubleshooting using tools and templates from the new Kinetix Accelerator Toolkit.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 12: Mid-range Machine Design Using Mechatronics and Functional Safety
Room: 207B
Instructor: Kevin Colloton
Machine builders are increasingly challenged to provide safer, more efficient and sustainable machines. Discover how effective mid-range machine design can be in meeting these challenges using Motion Analyzer, SolidWorks and Integrated Safety Solutions.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]
Lab 13: Enhancing Safe-Off and Safe-Speed Functionality
Room: 207C
Instructor: Jeff Fortune
This Lab will show the functionality of the MSR57 Safe Speed Monitoring Relay with a PowerFlex 70 AC Drive. Topics will include Safe Maximum Speed, Safe Limited Speed and Safe-Off techniques with Door and Lock Monitoring.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual A [PDF] | Lab Manual B [PDF]
Lab 14: Introduction to Logix
Room: 207D
Instructor: Liz Bahl
Learn how to reduce development time, start-up and maintenance by designing, creating, downloading and testing a RSLogix 5000 program using a Logix Programmable Automation Controller.
Lab Presentation [PDF] | Lab Manual [PDF]