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PLC Sequence Control Course

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PLC Sequence Control - Intermediate Level!!

Intermediate Level

The PLC Sequence Control Intermediate Level course covers practical topics such as how to use data registers, how to create motion circuits, and more. This section is aimed at those who have some experience working with PLCs.


About PLC Devices
A simple explanation of PLC devices.
Data Register
Learn how to handle numerical values in PLCs. This is essential knowledge for working with PLCs, so make sure you understand it thoroughly.
BCD Output
A simple explanation of BCD output in PLCs, from basic knowledge to practical usage.
BIN Input
A simple explanation of the BIN instruction in PLCs, from concept to practical usage.
Data Shift
Learn how to move data in sync with equipment operations. Mastering this makes programs significantly simpler.
Step Advance Control
A programming example using step advance control with sequential self-holding circuits. This is a fundamental technique in ladder diagrams — be sure to master it.
Step Control
Learn how to control operations using data registers. Mastering this results in significantly simpler programs.
Approach to Circuit Design
Learn how to think about designing sequence circuits. Poorly designed circuits can be incomprehensible to others. Always strive to write programs that anyone can understand.
Program Flow
An explanation of how an actual PLC program executes.
PLC Parameters
Basic configuration settings for the PLC.
Debugging
Once your circuit is complete, write it to the PLC and start debugging.
Equipment Repair / Troubleshooting
Repair requires experience, but here are the key points to guide you through it.
Alternate Operation
Build an alternate operation circuit using a simple program.
Flicker Circuit
Create a flashing (flicker) operation without using special registers.
Floating Point
Perform calculations using floating point numbers. Once you learn how to use them, even complex calculations become easy.
CC-Link
A brief overview of CC-Link field network.
Absolute Encoder
An overview of absolute encoders and how they differ from incremental types.
GOT Connection Method
A brief introduction to how to connect a GOT (touch panel) to a Mitsubishi PLC.
Detecting Value Changes in PLC
A method for detecting when a value stored in a data register has changed.
Self-Hold Priority
What happens when the ON condition and the reset condition of a self-holding circuit are triggered simultaneously? Learn how to choose the right priority for each situation.
Using Data Register Bits
Word devices such as data registers consist of multiple bits. This section introduces how to use each individual bit independently.
Using File Registers (Mitsubishi PLC)
A detailed explanation of the file registers available in Mitsubishi PLCs, including how they work and how to use them!
What is an Annunciator (F)?
An explanation of how the annunciator (F device) in Mitsubishi PLCs works and how to use it. Also covers how to turn off the USER lamp on the front of the CPU!
Simple CPU-to-CPU Communication Setup
An easy way to enable communication between Mitsubishi PLCs. Extremely useful when the opportunity arises.
Machinery Maintenance Technician Exam
Explanations of publicly released practice problems for the Machinery Maintenance Technician Exam.
Column / Tips
Handy tips and techniques for working with PLCs.
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