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Have you ever gone back and reviewed one of your old PLC programs? A popular request is for us to share PLC programming examples and explain the PLC programming methods used and what can be improved. If we are going to critique programs, then might as well start with my very first ladder logic program. It is a RsLogix 500 program for the SLC 500 PLC.
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In this episode I share with you some important words of wisdom about running a business. This comes from a LinkedIn post by Dave Borski:
8 years ago today, I left a great job at SwRI to pursue my dreams of starting a business. It's been a winding road with lots of challenges, victories and defeats. Popcorn list of Things I've learned since then:
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This industrial control panel trainer is completely 24VDC including the fan making training much safer when beginners are learning electrical fundamentals before they are qualified to work on higher voltage systems. It can be used to learn about different circuits in electrical control panel wiring diagrams such as the basics of electricity, normally open vs normally closed contacts, 2 wire control circuits, 3 wire control circuits, hand off auto circuits, start stop circuit, etc. Great for electrical design and electrical troubleshooting training.
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The Studio 5000 Mini Edition is now available on Rockwell Automation's License Portal. The Mini Edition of Studio 5000, formerly RsLogix 5000, can program the Allen Bradley Compactlogix PLC using Ladder Logic programming and is one I commonly recommend for people starting out in Allen Bradley PLC Training. Function Block and Structured Text programming is not available. This is a great entry level version of Studio 5000. This along with Studio 5000 Lite Edition are the two versions I recommend for most people starting out.
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We are going to convert a RsLogix 500 program for the Allen Bradley Micrologix 1400 to a Connected Components Workbench program for the Allen Bradley Micro850 PLC.
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We are going to convert a RsLogix 500 program for the Allen Bradley Micrologix 1400 to a Connected Components Workbench program for the Allen Bradley Micro850 PLC.
Get the full details at Connected Components Workbench Lessons
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What are the steps to start PLC programming? Before you start going through plc programming tutorials, DO THIS! Selecting the right brand of PLC might be the most important choice beginners make in the quest to become a successful PLC programmer. Then there are plenty of good PLC training for beginners programs out there that will cover introduction to ladder logic, function block programming, and structured text.
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We get lots of questions about industrial automation and manufacturing and today we are going to select some of them to answer.
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Manufacturing Happy Hour
Rotary Phase Converter
Cutting holes in enclosures
Cutting square holes in enclosures
Lining up through the door disconnects
Neatly wiring push buttons
Best way to drill holes in enclosures
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Let's talk about when you should start your business and give some advice that will help you out along the way. Determining when you are ready to start your own business can be a very tricky question but there are very few business owners that don't wish that they had started their business sooner.
Today's questions come from Dillon who ask:
1. When do you know you are ready to venture off on your own and began your own business? Personally, I feel that I am not ready to start a business now. I would like to get more experience and market myself more to customers. Am I right for thinking this way, should I just jump into it, or should I start something part time that doesn’t consume so much time?
2. When starting a start up by yourself should you go into developing products and marketing them to potential customers, or start out small and find contract jobs to market yourself and scale from there?
3. How does someone become successful at creating a business in the automation industry?
4. If your today self had advice to give to yourself the first day you decided to start your business, what would it be?
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Industrial automation offers infinite opportunities for a lifelong career with a good salary and benefits. There are many big automation companies that offer top notch automation engineer positions, but are you any lesser of a professional if you work for a small company?
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