PLC Programming for beginners

IceCzar · Jul 6, 2022

garyhlucas said:
Automation Direct has some very low cost PLCs like the Click platform

Which is were my employer has started me
https://onlinecourses.interconnectingautomation.com/course/index.php?categoryid=9

rdixiemiller · Jul 15, 2022

rbmgf7 said:
I've been trained on PLC programming from my last employer but it was more troubleshooting and familiarization based training. I did often make some programming changes and integration.

I have a simple project where I would like to tackle programming one from scratch.

Wondering what sources are out there to help teach me the ins and outs? I know everything is different but I want to make sure I'm getting the basics.

Thanks.

Automation Direct has really easy to use programming software.
What are you trying to do, I may be able to help.

fillipyang8 · Dec 19, 2022

I suggest that you download the manuals of the PLC you are using. There are a lot of informative manuals prior to learning in the web site of Siemens. Although what you did was ok, it is better to have some reference in case you'll encounter some problems.

fillipyang8 · Dec 28, 2022

fillipyang8 said:
I propose that you download the manuals of the PLC you are utilizing. There are a great deal of enlightening manuals before learning in the site of topcv review. Despite the fact that what you did was alright, it is smarter to have some reference in the event that you'll experience a few issues.

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