Amatrol Programmable Controller Troubleshooting Workstation (890-PECB)

Requires:

  • 890-series Programmable Logic Controller Learning System (NOTE: PLC should be installed at factory by Amatrol personnel.):
    • PLC Troubleshooting Learning System-AB ControlLogix (890-AB5500)
  • Application Stations:
    • Discrete Wiring Application Station (89-DWS)
    • I/O Simulator Application Station (89-IOS)
    • BCD/LED Application Station (89-BCD-B)
    • Electro-Mechanical Application Station (89-EMT)
    • Electro-Pneumatic Application Station (89-EP)
    • Operator Application Station with Programmable Display (89-OSPDS)
  • Computer (see Computer Requirements)

Utilities:

  • Electricity (120V/60Hz/1ph)

Options

  • External Interface Application Station (89-EIS)
  • PLC Expansion Package (89-MP)
  • PLC Analog Application Learning System (89-AS-AB5500)

Programmable Controller Troubleshooting Workstation | Hands-On PLC Skills Training

Workstation: 890-PECB

Amatrol’s Programmable Controller Troubleshooting Workstation (890-PECB) teaches programming and troubleshooting of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and their use in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. The PLC Troubleshooting Workstation teaches PLC troubleshooting like no other product by providing a hands-on learning station that models real world PLC-controlled machines with up to 40 faults that can be inserted into the system. It’s the first product to offer a realistic PLC troubleshooting experience for students, because the faults are inserted throughout the system, including inside the PLC!

Learning Topics

  • PLC Programming, Operation, & Troubleshooting
  • Math and Move Instructions
  • Motor Control Applications
  • Electro-Pneumatic Applications
  • Program Interpretation
  • Timer/Counter Instructions
  • Subroutine/Zone Instructions
  • BCD/LED Instructions/Applications
  • Contact and Coil Instructions
  • Interfacing to I/O Devices
  • System Design

Real-World Components Help Prepare Learners for Job-Ready Skills

The PLC Troubleshooting Workstation has the qualities of a real-world machine with relay-controlled start/stop power station, terminal strip I/O test points, operator station, and machine automation station. Students study various applications with live devices by plugging in one or more of the many application panels available. Each application panel models an actual machine system, such as electro-pneumatic actuator, electric motor, analog devices, and BCD/LED display. Application panels are even available for interfacing external devices such as robots, conveyors, and process control systems.

Multiple Application Stations & Add-On Options

The PLC Troubleshooting Workstation supports training on the Allen-Bradley ControlLogix. The system also requires the following application stations: I/O Simulator (89-IOS), BCD/LED (89-BCD-B), Electro-Mechanical (89-EMT), Electro-Pneumatic (89-EP), Operator Station with Programmable Display (89-OSPDS), and Discrete Wiring (89-DWS). An External Interface Application Station (89-EIS), PLC Expansion Package (89-MP), and PLC Analog Application Learning System (89-AS-AB5500) are also available as options.

Extensive Programmable Controller Troubleshooting Training

Amatrol’s exclusive FaultPro computer-based fault insertion software automatically inserts faults and tracks student troubleshooting efforts. Teacher intervention is not required, enabling teachers to work freely in the classroom. This system enables students to learn troubleshooting in a self-directed environment, allowing teachers to support more students. It is easy to use with menu-driven Windows-based software and provides a record to measure student learning. Automatic fault insertion avoids damage to the equipment that is normally associated with manual fault insertion. This makes the training equipment last longer and makes troubleshooting safer for the student and the teacher.

The PLC Troubleshooting Workstation includes a mobile workstation with PLC mounting console and work surface, computer-based fault insertion system, operator start/stop power station, field device unit with dual application panel mounting, and application panel storage unit. To support the curriculum, application panels, a PLC, and a fault kit must be added. The fault kit contains student learning materials for both theory and lab, as well as a teacher’s guide. Additional learning systems are also available to extend student PLC skills to advanced PLC topics such as analog control, remote I/O, PLC networks, and PLC operator interface terminals.

Expand Your PLC Training | Available Additional Systems

Amatrol offers a variety of additional systems to teach PLC programming skills. Each of these additional systems feature Amatrol's in-depth curriculum.

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