Lecture 1,2 and 3

• Introduction to PLCs.
• Number systems. (Decimal system, Binary System, BCD, Hexadecimal, conversion, Review)
• Terminology used (Sensor, actuator, DI, DO, AI, AO, NC, NO)
• PLC Models, features, mode, PLC Expansion, Inputs/outputs, AND/OR operation.
• Wiring/ programing (Example Motor start/stop/latching)
• Basic Concept (Analog in/output concept, Timer, Counter)
• Communication and Review

Lecture 4,5 and 6

• Basic to PLC hardware (Models, Hardware/ ordering code, adding hardware in program, simple program (compile/download/PLCSim).
• Basic programming (bit logic) from pdf (STEP_7_-_Ladder_Logic_for_S7-300_and_S7-400) NO,NC,AND/OR gates, NOT, coil, midline output, set. reset output, flip-flop (set-reset), -ive/+ive edge).
• Timers (pulse, extendent, on delay, retentive on delay, off delay), Counters (down, up, up & down) with comparator (equal, greater than, lesser than, etc) (integer, double, floating), move and Conversion instruction (L5&L6).
• Mathematical integer function integer and double integer, addition, subtraction.
• Analogue signal input scaling /output upscaling (2wire or 4 wire) (example pressure trx 4-20mA, range 0-100Pa).

Lecture 7,8 and 9

• Creating New project in PCS7 and simulation in WinCC.
• Hardware, network configurations.
• Introduction to PCS7 AP library blocks. Explanation to Function blocks.
• Operating station compilation.
• Faceplates of motor, valve, PID, DRIVE understanding.
• Inserting hierarchy folders with multi screens.
• CFC objects, (blocks & templates) graphic designs library.
• Multiple Screen Graphic designs/modifications.
• Objects and Linking hardware (input/outputs) to faceplates. Symbol list (Tag list assigning)

Lecture 10,11 and 12

• Use of drivers/blocks
• Input, output, interlocks (understanding of process, safety etc interlocks)
• Block properties (Interlocks texture, values, unit display) share advance process library.pdf
• WinCC animations
• Designing Input and outputs events
• Creating and Configuring Screens.
• Multiple Windows and IO fields.
• Alarms, handling and trending.
• Bar graph, analog meter, movements and detail animation.
• Data logging.