In addition to providing traditional control functionality, today's controllers must also be able to record and prepare data for higher-level systems while communicating with a wide range of devices in a network of machines. This requires appropriate programming guidelines and software concepts.
Requirements | Duration | Model number | |
|---|---|---|---|
Seminar Automation Studio training: Basics [SEM210.2] Seminar Automation Studio workshop: ST text-based IEC 61131-3 programming language [SEM246.1] | 2 days | SEM250.2 |  |
Learning objectives and content
- General information about software development concepts
- Deriving and programming state machines
- Coding guidelines and software documentation
- Variables, constants and strings
- Derived data types
- Fields, structures, subareas, enumeration
- Initializing, copying and comparing memory
- Creating user libraries
- Calling function blocks and status evaluation
- Basic information about data processing
- Data storage and administration
- Using mapp Technology recipe system
- Data transfer and communication
- OPC UA server and the user role system
Responsibilities include
- Participants will create programs with user structures.
- Participants will create reusable and flexible software.
- Participants will use library functions to create applications.
- Participants will create applications with integrated data management.
Documents provided
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