Course Overview

The course enables trainee to obtain a speedy and simple introduction to the operation of ELOP II.

For this purpose, in addition to an overview of the functions, it provides step-by-step instructions to

create a project.

In this course, the user finds details worth knowing about the most important functions of ELOP II to familiarize himself in the context of a training course or auto-didactically.

Basically this manual is an introduction to programming and operating (online functions) for the safety-related programmable electronic systems H41q/H51q.

Training Facility:

We utilize live control system, latest version of fully licensed Elop II software, Training manuals based on HIMA Standards in addition with most practical clauses prepared by experienced Instructors, simulators, and special tools.

•       6 Nos. PC Engineering, Operator Work Station

•       Elop II R. 5.6 on Windows x64,

Duration: 4 Days

Location: Adico Training Center (ATC)

Participants:

This course is recommended for instrumentation and maintenance technicians, and configuration engineers who need to know about Safety Systems.

Pre-requisites:

Windows experience.

Topics

1.      The HIQuad system family

·         Redundancy concepts

·         Power supply

·         Structure of central module and subracks

·         I/O redundancy

·         Central module functions

·         Connection to I/O modules

·         Safety concepts for I/O modules

·         What should be considered “when replacing the subracks"

·         Diagnostic options during operation

·         Behavior in the event of faults

2.      ELOP II programming tool

·         Essentials of IEC 61131-3 basic standard

·         Data types

·         Variable types

·         Function blocks

·         Structure of projects

·         Structure of programs

·         Programming exercises

·         Copying objects

·         Code generation

·         Archiving and restoration

·         Loading and starting PES

·         Online functions

·         Forcing signals

·         Diagnostic and error messages

·         Configuring the safety parameters

·         Designing and adapting documentation

·         Version comparison

3.      Networks

·         PADT-PES communication

·         Event configuration and communication to WIZCON

·         Modbus communication configuration

4.      Wizcon or ControlMaestro

·         Basic configuration of communication parameters

·         Create a data base

·         Create Alarm Summery