The Complete PLC Programming Bootcamp

The Complete PLC Programming Bootcamp is designed for absolute beginners in PLC programming. The course will help get familiar with the basic tools necessary to create a complete PLC program. It then teaches them advanced PLC Topics and how to deal with HMI and SCADA Systems along with manipulation of internal PLC Registers.

The course is designed in such a way that participants with varying levels of control and automation experience may still find value in it. Moreover, you will get access to 24-hour PLC program support as well as books and lectures in PDF format for future reference.

The Complete PLC Programming Bootcamp Overview

This course will assist you in launching your industrial career by giving you the necessary theoretical and practical training in PLC industrial automation.

Theoretical to assist you in comprehending the fundamentals of HMI Control and how to use various control approaches using your HMI and PLC.

-Useful for tracking failures while you create your own HMI and PLC code for your machine.

At the end of this course, you will be able to construct a completely operational PLC program using timers, counters, latches, and relays.

PLC Advanced Course Data Registers and Internal Relays

Quit utilizing outdated coding methods and begin programming PLC like a pro in no time without lengthy code.

This course will advance your PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) programming skills, and it will be a pleasant, simple, quick, and satisfying programming experience for you.

You won't have to program PLCs like a beginner anymore.

As most of you are aware, there are three ways to program a PLC: an easy way, a long way, and a smart way. While drawing a long ladder logic diagram or an SFC may seem like an easy or simple solution, it won't work very well. Instead, you need to understand ladder diagrams in order to be able to turn your project idea into one that is expertly programmed with PLC.

What if I told you that you can now utilize all of your professional programming abilities and become your own independent programmer?

How about the fact that this course will enable you to understand what takes place in internal registers within PLCs?

Advanced programming concepts will be covered, including branching, if statements, internal relays, data registers, and more.

HMI Interfacing with PLC

The HMI (Human Machine Interface) course will assist you in building your first HMI program and getting it to function with your PLC.

The term "Human Machine Interface," or simply "HMI," refers to an interface between a user and a machine.

A Human Machine Interface (HMI) is a graphical user interface that enables communication between humans and machines. From the screen on an iPhone to the control panels for nuclear power facilities, human-machine interfaces come in a vast variety.

The course is designed so that students with a variety of control and automation backgrounds can benefit from the information it contains. In addition to providing books and lectures in PDF format for your personal use, it also offers 24-hour support for any issues you may encounter with HMI & PLC programs.

You should enroll in this course because it will aid in the development of the appropriate theoretical and practical industrial automation expertise in the PLC field, which will help you launch your industrial career.

SCADA System Interface with PLC

By creating your own interfaces for other systems and managing your PLC, you can practice SCADA.

In this course, you'll develop graphical interfaces that you may use to monitor automated operations, set operating settings, and even collect data from an operational and functional system as you learn about SCADA.

Wonderware Indusoft Software is the most popular visualization software. We'll be using that technology a lot as a result.

At the end of this course, you should have a solid understanding of what is currently being done in the field of automation thanks to our hands-on work with InduSoft.

Prepare to design and create your first SCADA interface quickly and efficiently, with round-the-clock assistance.

Programming PLC Using Text Commands - Mnemonic Language

Stop using Lader diagram and SFC and begin programming PLC with shortcodes without even using a computer.

You'll stop detesting writing PLC programs.

As most of you are aware, creating a ladder logic diagram or an SFC is neither an easy nor a straightforward process; instead, it calls for a complete knowledge of ladder diagrams and other languages to enable you to convert your idea into a PLC-based project.

What if I told you that you could now program your PLC and create a project that was totally operational without ever using a computer? There is a way!

Without even utilizing a computer, Mnemonic Language (Short Straightforward, and Easy to Remember Codes) will help you reach your full potential in PLC Programming!

• This tool will enable you to view your code after you've coded. It will therefore be prepared for downloading to your PLC.
• How about the fact that you can debug the program while it is running on your machine and trace the code line by line with this software?
• Your career will develop and you will have more alternatives in the field of PLC programming after taking this course.
• How many people do you know who can use text commands to program a PLC? Few, I'm sure, but now you get to have an advantage over others in your field.

Programming PLC Using Drawings - Coding No More

Quit writing lengthy codes that are time-consuming, labor-intensive, and inefficient. Instead, start drawing your code with basic shapes.

This course will advance your PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) programming skills, and it will be a fast, simple, pleasurable journey for you.

Not only that but once you've finished sketching, this tool will enable you to inspect your code, which is then prepared for downloading to your PLC.

How about the fact that this software enables you to create a completely functional simulation environment that will demonstrate the operation of your PLC using modules for countless libraries of Timers, Counters, switches, and other advanced modules?

What is covered in this course?

• PLC Basics
  Topics such as control, Coils and Contacts, Input and Output, ladder logic programming, best practices, and more.
• PLC Advance Course Data Registers and Internal Relays
  This Section will help you move to the next level in PLC Programming, Stop using old coding techniques and start Programming PLC like professionals in no time without going through long code
• HMI Interfacing with PLC
  This section will help you know HMI (Human Machine Interface) build your FIRST HMI Program get it working with your PLC and build your own HMI Interface to Control PLC Operation and do monitoring.
• SCADA System Interface with PLC
  Learn SCADA hands-on by developing your own interfaces for different systems and controlling Your PLC.
• Programming PLC Using Text Commands - Mnemonic Language
  Stop using Lader diagram and SFC and start Programming PLC using shortcodes in no time without even a computer
• Programming PLC Using Drawings - Coding No More
  This course will take you to a new level of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) Programming, It will be a fun, easy, fast, and enjoyable Programming Journey for you.
• Topics such as control, Coils and Contacts, Input and Output, ladder logic programming, best practices, and more.

Who this course is for:

• Those who want to learn Control
• Those who want to start making PLC programs
• Those who want to control a Machine
• Any Tech Geek who wants to know Counter, Timer, Relays, and Ladder Logic Programming
• PLC - Programmable Logic Controller - Geeks
• People Interested in Industrial Automation
• Those interested in Programming a Programmable Logic Controller
• Those who want to start Drawing HMI programs
• Those who want to start making PLC programs
• Those who want to control a Machine via HMI
• Those who want to control a Machine remotely or use a visual interface
• Tech Geek who wants to know PLC, and SCADA, and learn how to take full advantage of SCADA System design.
• Those that are lacking the requisite knowledge to make the most of this course, my first course "PLC Programming” covers things you'll need.
• Those who already know the basics of PLC programming