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Certified
PROFINET Engineer |
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 This
training course will provide detailed technical knowledge
of the PROFINET technology and the advantages it offers your
automation and production processes. Constantly a comparison
with PROFIBUS is made. PROFIBUS is the current standard and
PROFINET an interesting enhancement.
PROFINET is using Industrial Ethernet as communication medium,
which has lots of myths that are gray areas for users like:
cabling, security, determinism and speed. But there
are more important aspects nobody is willing to answer: will
maintenance activities change?, what happens when the cable
has a disturbance?,
the solution for process automation, investment costs and how
many manufacturers are supplying products?
This training will take a close peek on these issues so that
the participant has confidence to evaluate himself if PROFINET
is an appropriate solution for his automation requirements
and that he can design a proper application. All subjects will
be finalized with a demonstration and practical exercise to
get a direct link with the real world.
At the end of the training there will be a theory exam. Participants
who pass get the title Certified PROFINET Engineer and are
awarded an official certificate.
 This
event is hosted by the experts of PROCENTEC who are constantly
deployed worldwide to carry out projects and training sessions.
They can realistically inform you about the advantages and
consequences of PROFINET technology.
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Introduction
• Current PROFIBUS situation.
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Why PROFINET?
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Application areas
of PROFINET.
PROFINET Basics
• Device types.
• RT and IRT.
• IO and CBA.
• Addressing.
• Performance
and cycle times.
• Proxies.
• Configuration steps.
• GSD files.
Ethernet overview
• Access method.
• Frame structure.
• MAC and TCP/IP address.
• Switches.
• Cabling guidelines for 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps.
• Cable types.
• MLT-3 and 4B/5B coding.
• Connectors.
• IWLAN.
• Fibre Optic.
PROFINET IO Technology
• Setting Device Names and IP adresses.
• Watchdog.
• Messages.
• Send cycles.
• Hardware and software of a PROFINET device.
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Others
• Certification of devices.
• Available tools.
• PROFINET versus other Ethernet systems.
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Cost comparison between PROFINET and PROFIBUS.
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Peek in the future.
Practical exercises
• Assembling connectors.
• Testing cables.
• Configuring switches.
• Analysing messages.
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Configuring a PROFINET
installation.
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Integrating
a PROFIBUS segment.
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 This course is intended for everyone who has to understand
the theoretical and practical aspects of PROFINET. For example:
• Advisors and consultants.
• System integrators.
• Project leaders.
• Programmers.
• Hardware engineers.
• Installers.
• Suppliers.
• Teachers.
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There are no prerequisites for joining the course, however it's recommended
that the attendee has knowledge about the following:
• Terms which are common in the industrial automation (PLC, remote I/O, etc.).
• Terms which are common in electrical engineering (resistance, voltage, etc.).
• Familiar with Binary and Hexadecimal representations.
• Capable of working with Windows XP.
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| Training methodology: |
Theory + practical exercises |
| Duration: |
3 Days (9 AM - 5 PM) |
| Price: |
 1800,-
per person |
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| Data |
Location |
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Language |
Order code |
| 19 to 21 January 2009 |
Wateringen |
Netherlands |
English |
301-00062A |
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participants will receive: a course book, CD-ROM, writing
materials and a certificate (after passing the exam).
It is advised to bring a laptop with an Ethernet port and if
possible with Step 7 version 5.4 or higher installed.
A lunch is included on all course days.
For more information about this training contact: Dennis van
Booma (dbooma@procentec.com).
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+31-(0)174-671800 - Update:
22 November, 2008
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