Advanced Mitsubishi Automation Training

Softwell Automation Mitsubishi Training

• Module 01: - Mitsubishi PLC iQF Series Panel Wiring

• Module 02: - Mitsubishi Software GX-Works3

• Module 03: - Mitsubishi HMI GS2107 GT Designer3 Training

• Module 04: - Mitsubishi VFD E840 FR-Configurator 2

• Module 05: - Mitsubishi Networking: - Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP/IP Ethernet IP & CC-Link IE basic

• Module 06:- Third Party Communication on Modbus RS485 to VFD, Energy Meter, PID, Analog Signal

• Time Duration 3 Months Daily Monday to Friday 4 hours Training Fee 20000 INR

Why Mitsubishi Training of Softwell?

Transform Your Career with Comprehensive, Hands-On Training

Modules Covered:

• Mitsubishi PLC FX 5U / iQF Series: Industry 4.0 ready; transition from older CPUs; GX Works3 exclusive support.

• Mitsubishi HMI 2107 WTBD N: HMI configuration, UI design, PLC integration.

• Mitsubishi VFD FR E840: VFD setup, configuration, energy-efficient control.

• Mitsubishi Networking: Modbus RTU, CC-Link IE, Modbus TCP protocols.

• Third-Party Instrument Interfacing: RS485 interfacing with VFD, PID, Energy Meter.

• PLC Panel Wiring: Hands-on wiring, safety, and panel design.

Special Features:

• Industry-Recognized Certification: Validate your Mitsubishi automation skills.

• Real-World Projects: Apply knowledge to practical, industry-based projects.

Flexible Learning Options:

• Weekend Classes: Designed for working professionals.

• Recorded Sessions: Review or catch up on missed content.

Job Placement Support:

• Resume Building Workshops

• Interview Preparation Sessions

• Job Placement Assistance

Expert Lectures:

• Insights from industry experts on the latest automation trends and technologies.

Mitsubishi PLC iQF Course Contents

• Introduction to Mitsubishi iQF / FX5U PLC Series: Overview of features, architecture, and industrial automation applications.

• Understanding GX Works3 Software: In-depth exploration of the GX Works3 interface, tools, and capabilities.

• Project Creation and Management: How to create, manage, and organize PLC projects in GX Works3.

• Programming Languages: Instruction in ladder logic, structured text, and function block diagram programming within GX Works3.

• Basic Instructions: Introduction to fundamental PLC instructions and their applications.

• Timer and Counter Instructions: Using timers and counters for managing time-based and count-based operations.

• Math and Arithmetic Instructions: Performing mathematical and arithmetic operations within PLC programs.

• Comparison and Data Handling Instructions: Comparing values and handling data for decision-making and processing.

• Data Registers and Memory Areas: Managing data registers and memory areas for storing and accessing data.

• Analog I/O and PID Control: Configuring analog inputs/outputs and implementing PID control for precise process control.

• Advanced Programming Techniques: Utilizing advanced instructions, data handling, and processing functions.

• I/O Configuration and Mapping: Setting up and managing input/output points for seamless hardware integration.

• Input Mapping: Detailed configuration and mapping of inputs to PLC logic for accurate system operation.

• Output Mapping: Mapping outputs to control devices, ensuring proper execution of control commands.

• Alarm Mapping: Configuring and managing alarm signals within the PLC for effective monitoring and response.

• Network Configuration: Configuring CC-Link IE, Ethernet, and Modbus protocols for communication between devices.

• Network Mapping: Setting up and managing network communications, including mapping devices across the network.

• Project Development 5000 Networks: Developing complex projects involving 5000 networks for large-scale automation systems.

• Creating and Using Function Blocks: Development and implementation of reusable function blocks in PLC programming.

• Motion Control: Introduction to motion control functions for robotics and servo applications.

• Tower Mapping: Configuring tower lights for visual indication of machine status and alarms.

• System Backup and Restore: Best practices for backing up and restoring PLC projects and configurations.

• Security Features: Implementing security measures in GX Works3 to protect PLC programs and configurations.

• Firmware Updates: Managing and applying firmware updates to ensure optimal PLC performance.

• Real-Time Clock (RTC) Setup: Configuring the RTC for time-based operations and logging.

• Integration with Third-Party Devices: Connecting and communicating with non-Mitsubishi devices via RS485, Modbus, etc.

• Data Logging and Monitoring: Setting up data logging, monitoring, and alarms for real-time system management.

• Simulation and Testing: Using GX Works3’s simulation tools to test and validate PLC programs before deployment.

• Troubleshooting and Debugging: Techniques for identifying and resolving issues in PLC programs.

• Expert Lectures and Industry Insights: Learning from industry experts about the latest trends and technologies in automation.

Mitsubishi HMI GT Desiner3 Course Contents

• Introduction to Mitsubishi HMI GT Designer3: Overview of the software, its interface, and its role in HMI development.

• Getting Started with GT Designer3: Basic setup, installation, and initial configuration of the GT Designer3 environment.

• Project Creation: How to create and manage new HMI projects within GT Designer3.

• Screen Design Basics: Designing and configuring screens using GT Designer3's graphical tools.

• Graphic Elements: Utilizing various graphic elements such as buttons, indicators, and gauges.

• Object Properties: Setting and managing properties for HMI objects to control their behavior and appearance.

• Data Registration and Mapping: Registering and mapping data points from the PLC to HMI objects.

• Creating and Using Tags: Defining and using tags for dynamic data representation and interaction.

• Screen Navigation: Designing and implementing screen navigation for a smooth user experience.

• Alarm and Event Management: Configuring alarm displays and event logging for real-time monitoring.

• Trend and Data Logging: Setting up and displaying trend graphs and data logs for historical analysis.

• Recipe Management: Creating and managing recipes for automated data handling and process control.

• User Access and Security: Implementing user authentication and access levels to secure HMI operations.

• Script Programming: Writing and integrating scripts to enhance HMI functionality and interactivity.

• Communication Setup: Configuring communication settings to interface with Mitsubishi PLCs and other devices.

• Simulation and Testing: Using the simulation features to test and validate HMI designs before deployment.

• HMI to PLC Data Exchange: Handling data exchange between HMI and PLC, including read/write operations.

• Graphics and Animation: Adding animations and advanced graphics to improve visual appeal and functionality.

• Troubleshooting and Debugging: Techniques for identifying and fixing issues within GT Designer3 projects.

• Best Practices and Optimization: Tips for optimizing HMI designs for performance, usability, and maintainability.

Mitsubishi VFD FR-Configurator2 Course Contents

• Introduction to Mitsubishi VFD FR-Configurator 2: Overview of the software’s features and benefits for configuring VFDs.

• Getting Started: Initial setup and installation of FR-Configurator 2.

• User Interface Navigation: Understanding the layout and key functions of the FR-Configurator 2 interface.

• Device Connection: How to connect and communicate with Mitsubishi VFDs using FR-Configurator 2.

• Basic Configuration: Setting up basic parameters for Mitsubishi VFDs, including motor settings and operational modes.

• Advanced Parameter Settings: Configuring advanced parameters for optimized VFD performance, including acceleration, deceleration, and frequency settings.

• PID Control Setup: Implementing PID control for precise speed and torque regulation.

• Communication Settings: Configuring communication protocols such as Modbus, CC-Link, and Ethernet.

• Program Creation: Creating and managing user-defined programs for specialized applications.

• Data Logging and Monitoring: Setting up data logging and real-time monitoring of VFD performance and status.

• Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving common issues and faults using FR-Configurator 2.

• Parameter Backup and Restore: Techniques for backing up and restoring VFD configuration settings.

• Firmware Updates: Updating VFD firmware to ensure compatibility and performance improvements.

• Integration with PLCs: Configuring VFDs to work seamlessly with Mitsubishi and third-party PLCs.

• Energy Savings and Efficiency: Implementing settings for energy savings and enhanced efficiency in VFD operation.

• Custom Function Blocks: Creating and applying custom function blocks for specialized VFD control.

• Multi-Drive Systems: Configuring and managing multiple VFDs in a single system using FR-Configurator 2.

• Safety Features: Configuring safety parameters and functions to ensure safe operation of VFDs.

• User Management: Setting up user permissions and access levels for FR-Configurator 2.

• Real-World Applications: Practical examples and case studies of VFD configuration for various industrial applications

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