Mitsubishi PLC HMI VFD Networking Training

• Module 01: - Mitsubishi PLC FX 5U / iQF Series GX-Works 3 Training

• Module 02: - Mitsubishi HMI 2107 WTBD N Training

• Module 03: - Mitsubishi VFD FR E840 Training

• Module 04: - Mitsubishi Networking: - Modbus RTU, CC-Link IE, Modbus TCP

• Module 05:- Third Party Communication (AB PLC to Mitsubishi VFD, )

Mitsubishi FX-5UC GX-Works3 Course Contents

• PLC programming course using GX Works3 software:

  1. Introduction to MELSEC FX-5UC PLCs:

  • Overview of the FX-5UC series PLCs and their features.

  • Role of FX-5UC PLCs in industrial automation applications.

  2. GX Works3 Software Installation and Setup:

  • Installing and configuring the GX Works3 software.

  • Establishing communication between the software and the PLC.

  3. PLC Hardware Overview:

  • Introduction to the hardware components of FX-5UC PLCs.

  • Module selection, I/O addressing, and hardware configuration.

  4. Programming Languages and Logic:

  • Understanding ladder logic programming.

  • Introduction to Ladder Diagram (LD) and function block diagrams (FBD).

  5. Basic Instructions:

  • Working with basic instructions such as contacts, coils, and outputs.

  • Practical exercises: Creating simple logic control using basic instructions.

  6. Timer and Counter Instructions:

  • In-depth exploration of timer and counter instructions (TON, TOF, CTU, CTD, etc.).

  • Configuring parameters and applying timers/counters in programs.

  7. Math and Arithmetic Instructions:

  • Using arithmetic instructions for calculations and data manipulation.

  • Practical exercises: Implementing mathematical operations in PLC programs.

  8. Comparison and Data Handling Instructions:

  • Working with comparison instructions (EQU, LES, GRT, etc.).

  • Handling data using move and shift instructions.

  9. Data Registers and Memory Areas:

  • Introduction to data registers, data types, and memory organization.

  • Working with input/output data registers.

• 10. Advanced Programming Techniques: - Developing modular and structured programs. - Using subroutines and jump instructions for efficient code organization.

  11. Analog I/O and PID Control: - Configuring analog input and output modules. - Implementing PID control loops for process regulation.

  12. Communication and Networking: - Setting up communication interfaces (Ethernet, serial, etc.). - Data exchange between PLCs, HMIs, and other devices.

  13. HMI Integration and SCADA Communication: - Connecting the PLC to human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and SCADA systems. - Configuring data exchange and tags.

  14. Safety and Error Handling: - Implementing safety-related logic and error handling routines. - Developing fail-safe programming techniques.

  15. Real-World Applications and Case Studies: - Applying PLC programming concepts to real-world scenarios. - Developing solutions for industrial automation tasks.

  16. Troubleshooting and Debugging: - Techniques for diagnosing and resolving programming errors. - Using debugging tools to analyze program execution.

  17. Best Practices for PLC Programming: - Following industry best practices for efficient, maintainable, and reliable code. - Strategies for optimizing program performance.

  18. Practical Exercises and Projects: - Hands-on exercises to reinforce each programming concept. - Developing complete PLC programs for various automation tasks.

  19. Final Project and Assessment: - Working on a comprehensive project that demonstrates proficiency in PLC programming. - Presentation and assessment of the final project.

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