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I'm a mechanical maintenance technician. I basically work with big and small mechines in plants which are automated , trouble shooting and repairing etc. I would like to learn more about programming plc's and physical installation as well. What is a good path to take?

Very correct!

You're very right.

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This advice seems more like the overall concept of "Doing Stuff"™

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Sad you ppl need to hear how basic work is done

It’s hard to care man

This is how to quickly become severely underpaid in your job

I try to but they keep telling me im not maintenance so stop fucking with the machines. 😂😂😂

Whoever made this has never been a machine operator in any factory.

This is great advice I usually go in arguing with Management in wanting to be right. And I refuse to learn anything about the job

Hello, I would like your help, I need to do a project. The PLC, an FX3U, will send the MR JE C servo to rotate to one side a certain amount of pulses entered into a register on the Sankoom HMI, when it reaches the count, the servo returns to the value of 0. Could you help me with the pins of the CN3 connector and the configuration parameters in mr2?

Yes i want to learn PLC

Is there a balance between pushing forward and taking a step back when your brain is tired? I know automation can be go,go, go, but I don't think any plant manager or supervisor would want someone trying to program a system when they're half asleep. Let me know what you think based off your experience

Awesome program! And you work at your own pace.

What program?

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I'm an IT guy looking to pivot to learning electrician work, this algorithm data skimming shit is craaaazy.

my logix designer studio 5000 desn't have the st code option????

Yes I want to keep learning

Schneider Electrics’s EcoStruxure Automation Expert is the way forward 😮

To much work

Kindly drop a link to your academy

Where do we start from

Nice

This was honestly one of the best explanations for the use of a UDT. I have a question, how do I assign a UDT to a physical I/O channel, so hypothetically how would you link the Start_Button and Stop_Button to actual DI's?

I'm in a maintenance technician position. I want more training. Can I get more info.

Is there a way to access functional diagrams on different devices

Do I need a high school diploma to start this program? I’ve been in the oil and gas industry as in electrician for the past 6 years and would like to learn more about to automation side

😊 a kid is good give you that😊

hello. please do you have a vfd course ?

I will mention that if you already have rslinx in slot 0 for another project. To get rid of the virtual backplane you should go in configure drivers, select the old virtual backplane and click delete. This will allow you to allow to change rslinx slot number. Hopefully it helps somebody 😉😉

Does us companies hires automation engineers from foreign countries like india pakistan

I think thinking of the various different states of your system can be a good place to start

If you need to buy various brands of industrial automation products, you can contact me, ABB, Schneider, Siemens

Once you get to code it should be all fun though!

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Where did Trenton start?

Hi Stephen, Hope you're doing well! I see your marketing is more directed towards technician with have lots of experience with circuits and mechanical hardware presumably. If I don't have this background, but have more of a (knowledge) background in programming, would your coursework help fill that gap as well? Thank you, Joey

Where can I do this course. Are you running one.?

Good on you bro!

not sure why you zoomed in before telling us to "click on the network icon down here", a bit pointless when you cut it out the video, lucky for me, i know what a network icon is

I am trying to get a start in the plc world. I already have an automation technonlogy certifiacte and I am wondering where to go from there.

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Funny how this short does not describe what it is titled. "You'll become better at problem-solving" Yeah, no shit. How about explaining ways in which that skill can be applied for monetary gain?

I am gonna look this up