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Logic One Basic Engineering and System Maintenance using
ESS-32 and iScope
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of Windows operating system, and Direct
Digital Controls
Instructor: Paul Brandt
Class Length: 4 day
Class Schedule: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Lunch is provided
The intent of this course it to take individuals that are
familiar with direct digital control systems, and the Windows operating system,
and introduce them to the Novar Logic One control system. The course covers the
following topics:
- System Overview – A look at the software,
hardware components and network used to make a complete system.
- Software Installation – Students install ESS-32
and I-Scope software, and configure user access levels, and network
connection.
- System and Load Creation – In the laboratory,
students will create a working system, defining the executive controller,
and building a system with various types of the most common modules.
- EEPROM Configuration – Gives an understanding
of configuring the hidden attributes of the executive controller, and
burning them into the EEPROM for an orderly return from a power outage.
- Hawki Advanced – This complex module is
explained in detail, and put to use in the lab.
- Network Monitoring – ESS-32 and I-Scope are
used to monitor and adjust parameters of the laboratory system.
- Monitoring and Active Alarms – We create alarm
conditions, and discuss how to monitor custom created alarm traps and adjust
settings to aid in trouble shooting of a system.
- Data Logging – Students will create data logs
to prove the operation of a system, and assist in trouble shooting.
- Scheduling and Holidays – We create schedules
and discuss techniques for schedule deviations, and holiday planning.
During the course, a complete control system is built,
programmed, scheduled, broken, and repaired. Through the use of laboratory
environment, students become familiar with the theories and the actual practice
of using Novar Logic One. There is an emphasis placed on troubleshooting,
upgrading and expansion of an existing system, however the course also teaches
how easy it is to build a complete Logic One system from scratch.
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