GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual
MELSEC PLC Practical Manual

Official Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell Notebook, and perform the practical.

20 Matching Lab Practicals
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Practical 01 - Create GX Works3 Project

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Create GX Works3 Project.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Create GX Works3 Project as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Create GX Works3 Project.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalCreate GX Works3 ProjectPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Create GX Works3 Project is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Get expert guidance for course selection, corporate training, project support and practical learning path.

Course GuidanceSelect the correct PLC SCADA, corporate, online or Industry 4.0 path.
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Practical 02 - Select PLC Series and CPU

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Select PLC Series and CPU.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Select PLC Series and CPU as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Select PLC Series and CPU.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalSelect PLC Series and CPUPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Select PLC Series and CPU is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

Skills & Tools You Will Learn

Important automation skills are arranged for job-level, project-level and Industry 4.0 learning.

PLC ProgrammingLadder, SCL/ST, hardware, I/O mapping and troubleshooting.
SCADA / HMITags, screens, alarms, trends, scripts and reporting.
Industry 4.0 ToolsOPC UA, SQL Server, Python, dashboards and Excel/PDF reports.
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Practical 03 - Configure Communication

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Configure Communication.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Configure Communication as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Configure Communication.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalConfigure CommunicationPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Configure Communication is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 04 - Create Device Labels

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Create Device Labels.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Create Device Labels as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Create Device Labels.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalCreate Device LabelsPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Create Device Labels is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

Why Choose Softwell Automation

Learn automation with practical examples, industrial troubleshooting approach and complete IT/OT learning path.

Industry Experienced TrainerReal plant examples and project based training.
Hands-on LearningPLC logic, SCADA, VFD, communication and reporting practice.
Flexible ModesOnline, classroom, corporate and in-plant options.
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Practical 05 - Digital Input Test

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Digital Input Test.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Digital Input Test as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Digital Input Test.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalDigital Input TestPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Digital Input Test is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

Course Contents / Curriculum

The curriculum follows a practical sequence from fundamentals to project integration.

Level 01Basic PLC, wiring, addressing and ladder logic.
Level 02Advanced PLC, networking, SCADA and diagnostics.
Level 03OPC UA, SQL, Python, reports and IT/OT integration.
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Practical 06 - Digital Output Test

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Digital Output Test.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Digital Output Test as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Digital Output Test.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalDigital Output TestPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Digital Output Test is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions About GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual MELSEC PLC Practical Manual

Who can join this training?

Students, freshers, working engineers, maintenance teams and corporate plant engineers can join based on their requirement.

Is practical training included?

Yes. The training is focused on PLC, SCADA, HMI, VFD, communication, troubleshooting and project based practice.

Can I request online or corporate training?

Yes. Softwell Automation provides classroom, online, corporate and in-plant training options.

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Practical 07 - Start Stop Ladder Logic

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Start Stop Ladder Logic.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Start Stop Ladder Logic as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Start Stop Ladder Logic.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalStart Stop Ladder LogicPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Start Stop Ladder Logic is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 08 - Timer Practical

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Timer Practical.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Timer Practical as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Timer Practical.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalTimer PracticalPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Timer Practical is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 09 - Counter Practical

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Counter Practical.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Counter Practical as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Counter Practical.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalCounter PracticalPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Counter Practical is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 10 - Analog Scaling Logic

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Analog Scaling Logic.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Analog Scaling Logic as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Analog Scaling Logic.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalAnalog Scaling LogicPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Analog Scaling Logic is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 11 - Data Register Practical

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Data Register Practical.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
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04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
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05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Data Register Practical as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Data Register Practical.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalData Register PracticalPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Data Register Practical is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 12 - Interlock Logic

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
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02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Interlock Logic.
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03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Interlock Logic as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Interlock Logic.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalInterlock LogicPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Interlock Logic is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 13 - Alarm Bit Logic

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Alarm Bit Logic.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Alarm Bit Logic as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Alarm Bit Logic.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalAlarm Bit LogicPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Alarm Bit Logic is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 14 - Convert and Build Project

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Convert and Build Project.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Convert and Build Project as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Convert and Build Project.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalConvert and Build ProjectPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Convert and Build Project is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

P15

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Practical 15 - Write to PLC

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Write to PLC.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Write to PLC as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Write to PLC.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalWrite to PLCPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Write to PLC is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

P16

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Practical 16 - Online Monitor Test

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Online Monitor Test.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Online Monitor Test as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Online Monitor Test.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalOnline Monitor TestPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Online Monitor Test is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

P17

Softwell Digital Practical Manual

Practical 17 - Device Batch Monitor

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Device Batch Monitor.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Device Batch Monitor as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Device Batch Monitor.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalDevice Batch MonitorPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Device Batch Monitor is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

P18

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Practical 18 - Connection Troubleshooting

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Connection Troubleshooting.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Connection Troubleshooting as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Connection Troubleshooting.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalConnection TroubleshootingPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Connection Troubleshooting is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Softwell Digital Practical Manual

Practical 19 - Mini Machine Sequence

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Mini Machine Sequence.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Mini Machine Sequence as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Mini Machine Sequence.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalMini Machine SequencePass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Mini Machine Sequence is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

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Practical 20 - Final GX Works3 PLC Project

Philosophy: Open the software, open the Softwell manual, and perform the practical.

GX Works3MELSECPLCCC-Link IE
Software: GX Works3, MELSEC iQ-F / iQ-R PLC, simulator optional
Setup: Engineering laptop, Mitsubishi PLC or simulator, Ethernet/USB connection

A. Step-by-Step Procedure

01
STEP 01
Open GX Works3 and load the training project for GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual.
v
02
STEP 02
Create or open the practical object for Final GX Works3 PLC Project.
v
03
STEP 03
Configure the required tags, parameters, blocks or screen objects for this GX Works3 PLC workflow.
v
04
STEP 04
Run compile, simulation, runtime or online monitoring as applicable and verify the practical behavior.
v
05
STEP 05
Save the work, record the result and tick Practical Final GX Works3 PLC Project as complete.

B. Verification Checklist

  • The project/configuration completes without an unresolved compile or device error.
  • Online, simulation or runtime values respond in the expected sequence for Final GX Works3 PLC Project.
  • Critical addresses, parameters, units and initial states are checked against the lab sheet.
  • The saved project can be reopened and the result reproduced without hidden manual correction.

C. If the Result Is Wrong

SymptomProbable causeDiagnostic checkCorrective action
Compile or configuration errorUnresolved device, tag, type, address or parameterOpen the first diagnostic entry and trace it to the configured objectCorrect the source item, compile again and save a new evidence record
No online/runtime responseWrong connection, command source, permissions or scan stateMonitor live values from input through logic to outputRestore the verified connection/state and repeat one controlled test
Unstable or unexpected valueScaling, initial state, timing or version mismatchCompare raw and engineering values and review the installed versionCorrect scaling/state, reset the lab safely and retest

D. Student Evidence Record

Environment

Record software version, controller/device firmware, driver and license status.

Project evidence

Save the project/archive name, modified block/object and parameter list.

Runtime evidence

Capture a verified screenshot, trend, alarm, tag table or measured value.

Conclusion

Write the pass condition, fault tested, correction made and final observation.

VERIFIED SCREENSHOT / TREND / TAG-TABLE EVIDENCE
Insert a real capture from the learner's lab. Do not use a fabricated software screenshot.
PracticalFinal GX Works3 PLC ProjectPass conditionObserved result matches the stated objective and can be repeated.
Evidence filename________________Trainer / self-check________________

Expected Result

Final GX Works3 PLC Project is completed, verified and documented inside the GX Works3 PLC Programming Manual workflow.

Before You Start: Prerequisites, Tested Version, Safety and Evidence

This manual is a practical training workbook, not a substitute for the installed product manual or the site's approved engineering procedure. Record the exact software, firmware, license and hardware before following a step because menus and supported functions can vary by release.

Tested-version planning scope: Confirm GX Works3 Version 1.x or the installed release, iQ-F or iQ-R CPU firmware, module profiles and simulator version. Enter the exact lab-tested software, firmware and hardware in the record below before course delivery; never assume cross-version compatibility.

Environment record

Software build, firmware, device catalog, driver, communication interface and license status.

Safe lab boundary

Use an isolated training system. Follow electrical, mechanical, process and cybersecurity controls before energizing or downloading.

Evidence pack

Keep the source project, parameter/code export, screenshot/trend, fault test, correction and final pass result.

Technical review

Last reviewed by Softwell Automation Technical Training Team on 17 July 2026.

FieldLearner recordVerification
Software / firmware________________Matches the training device and official compatibility information
Project / backup________________Saved before and after the practical
Pass evidence________________Runtime value, trend, alarm, diagnostic or report attached
Fault tested________________Symptom, cause, check and corrective action documented

Practice, Viva and Extension Challenge

Practice

Change one approved input or parameter, predict the result, execute the test and explain any difference.

Viva

Explain the data flow, safety boundary, first diagnostic check and recovery method without opening the answer.

Extension challenge

Add one useful function while preserving the original pass criteria, alarm behavior and rollback path.

Graded mini-project

Combine at least three practicals, submit a versioned project and evidence pack, and demonstrate repeatable recovery.

Mitsubishi GX Works3 four-stage practical lab, runtime verification, diagnosis and backup workflow
Instructional workflow diagram: complete configuration, measurable verification, controlled diagnosis and recovery evidence in sequence.
Mitsubishi Electric FA — official downloads

Content status: Substantively reviewed and expanded 17 July 2026. Verify release-specific details against the linked official documentation.

Verified learning pathway

Practise This Manual with Guidance

Use the manual with trainer-led practicals, software exercises and troubleshooting support.

Content reviewed: 17 July 2026

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