Upcoming Sessions

Power/mation conducts dozens of customized seminars and training sessions each year for its sales team and customers. Along with everything we sell, we provide you with the education necessary to apply your automation solutions in the most effective manner possible.

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Horner All - In - One Controller Solution Hands On Training - CLASS FULL - $250
in St. Paul, MN
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Next class is May 5, 2010.

Proficy Machine Edition - Logic Developer PLC (2-day class) - $495 per person
April 7-8, 2010 in St. Paul, MN 8:00am - 3:30pm Lunch Provided
On the first day the students learn how to develop, load, store, document and monitor Logic Developer PLC programs for PACSystems Rx3i. The skills learned can be applied to Series 90 and VersaMax PLC’s. Students work through hands‐on labs using a personal computer, and an Rx3i. No previous experience with PLCs is required; however, previous PC experience using Microsoft Windows is strongly recommended.

The second day of this course teaches practical programming examples using some of the more advanced functions of the Logic Developer PLC software. The students will learn about the concepts of Object Based Programming and apply these tools in the development of objects. They will create a QuickPanel HMI target and created graphics linked to the PLC code. We use multiple programming languages including Relay Ladder, Structured Text, and Function Block Diagram to create standard and User Defined Function Blocks.

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ABB Rolling Road Show at the Bass Pro Shops in Bollingbrook IL! - Free
April 8, 2010 in The Bass Pro Shop, 709 Janes Ave, Bolingbrook, IL. 10am- 2pm

Want to see why ABB is the world’s leader in automation and power?
ABB has packed this single chassis, 60,000 lb, expandable trucks with the most advanced Automation solutions.

The new Rolling Roadshow features and showcases a deeper array of product and service solutions from the Drives, Low Voltage & Products, and Low Voltage Motors Business Units.

Working demos include: an Ultra-Low Harmonic Drive /Fan Demo; Dyne Demo; Communication Demo; Motor Control Center Demo, and Switchgear Demo; these work alongside a host of static displays that profile the deep array of ABB’s automation solutions.

The Bass Pro Shop
709 Janes Ave
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
Tours: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Lunch at 11:30am - 12:30pm

Sign-up for a V.I.P. Tour and receive a free Gift Card!

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Machine Safeguarding Seminar - Limit of 12! - Free! Lunch Provided.
April 20, 2010 Lunch Provided in At Power/mation, W238 N1690 Rockwood Drive, Waukesha, WI 53188 9:00am - 1:00pm
Join us at Power/mation for a FREE hands-on morning of Machine Safeguarding presented by Roger Birnbaum — Safety Systems Engineer for Banner Engineering. We will cover the latest OSHA and ANSI safety standards and how they apply to your machines and processes as well as spending a significant amount of time with hands on workshops to help you understand how to apply a safety system.

Lunch and Questions at Noon!

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Machine Safeguarding Seminar - Limit of 12! - Free! Lunch Provided
April 21, 2010 in Radisson Paper Valley Hotel, 333 West College Avenue, Appleton, WI 54911 9:00am - 1:00pm
us for a FREE hands-on morning of Machine Safeguarding presented by Roger Birnbaum—Safety Systems Engineer for Banner Engineering. We will cover the latest OSHA and ANSI safety standards and how they apply to your machines and processes as well as spending a significant amount of time with hands on workshops to
help you understand how to apply a safety system.

Lunch and Questions at Noon.

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Horner All - In - One Controller Solution Hands On Training - $250 per person
May 05, 2010 in St. Paul, MN 8:00am - 3:30pm Lunch Provided
At this hands on training you will learn:
* Basic Ladder Logic Programming using our FREE software
* I/O Configuration
*Screen and Graphics Configuration
*Advanced Features

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IAI ROBO Expo 2010 - St. Paul, MN - $130 per company - Lunch Provided
May 19, 2010 in Power/mation, 1310 Energy Lane, St. Paul, MN 55108 8:30am - Noon
This hands on training by Intelligent Actuator (IAI) is about the benefits of using electric cylinders over pnuematic cylinders. Electric cylinders are energy efficient, easy to implement, and are flexible in their capabalities.

Every attendee will have a ROBO ERC2 demo to use during the seminar. Bring your own PC (loaded with Windows XP, or Vista 32 bit only, or Windows 7 32 bit only) -or- we will provide a laptop for you.

IAI is offering a special promotion to attendees of the training who have not previously purchased an IAI ROBO cylinder. If you have an application that matches the capability of a ROBO Cylinder, you will have the opportunity to choose and receive a free ERC2, RCP2, or RCA series ROBO cylinder from the IAI ROBO Expo Promotional List. This offer is valid for 3 months following the ROBO Expo training and is limited to one controller/cyclinder per company.

more info on IAI at:
www.intelligentactuator.com

Lunch Provided

Space is limited!

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Proficy Machine Edition - Logic Developer PLC (2-day class) - $495 per person
June 9-10, 2010 in St. Paul, MN 8:00am - 3:30pm Lunch Provided
On the first day the students learn how to develop, load, store, document and monitor Logic Developer PLC programs for PACSystems Rx3i. The skills learned can be applied to Series 90 and VersaMax PLC’s. Students work through hands‐on labs using a personal computer, and an Rx3i. No previous experience with PLCs is required; however, previous PC experience using Microsoft Windows is strongly recommended.

The second day of this course teaches practical programming examples using some of the more advanced functions of the Logic Developer PLC software. The students will learn about the concepts of Object Based Programming and apply these tools in the development of objects. They will create a QuickPanel HMI target and created graphics linked to the PLC code. We use multiple programming languages including Relay Ladder, Structured Text, and Function Block Diagram to create standard and User Defined Function Blocks.

Click here to download an information sheet

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