Automation Lab Products
PLC 1200
Code : (MTA-31)
The S7-1200 brain system gives students a thorough understanding of PLC systems, starting with the fundamentals and progressing to complex applications.
The S7-1200 PLC brain system with modules will teach the trainee how to program PLCs and generate multiple codes for various applications with varying degrees of difficulty, allowing students to acquire the necessary knowledge to help them in the industry
• Study of Tia software to learn the basic operation of software, Build new PLC program; ladder diagram or STL programming method; downloading/uploading program online monitoring.
• Indication lambs to monitor any signals
• Motor point control experiment To learn PLC basic logic instruction To master PLC basic programming method
• Motor start/ stop control experiment to practice PLC basic logic instruction application to learn the programming method of self-latching circuit.
• DC Motor forward and reverse.
• Input pushbuttons and Output Led.
• Digital and analog modules to control different application
PLC 1500
Code : (MTA-32)
The S7-1500 brain system provides comprehensive education on PLC systems, covering fundamental concepts and advancing to complex applications. By integrating Origin with the S7-1500 PLC brain systems, learners will gain expertise in PLC programming and generating diverse codes for varying levels of difficulty in applications.
This equips trainees with the knowledge needed to excel in industrial settings.
The main components of the S7-1500 brain system include an ON/OFF switch, emergency switch, power output socket for supplying power to the applications unit with 24V, 12V, and 5V, and indication LEDs to show power connection to the terminals.
Included in the PLC are a SIMATIC S7-1500 CPU 1516, digital input module, digital output module, analog input module, and analog output module.
The brain system is furnished with three PROFINET sockets, one 50-Pin D-Sub Socket, and one 25-Pin D-Sub Socket for making connections.
You can establish connections using the provided 25-pin D-sub-socket and the 50-pin D-sub-socket.
The PLC can be linked to an external Laboratory PC for trainees to design and execute coding examples.
Trainees will gain familiarity with PLC hardware and software configuration.
This brain system can be linked to a fundamental training kit or advanced PLC training kit for conducting a wide range of experiments.
This brain system can be connected to an HMI training kit to create and display graphical user interfaces.
PLC modicon m221
Code : (MTA-33)
The PLC modicon m221 system gives students a thorough understanding of PLC systems, starting with the fundamentals and progressing to complex applications.
The S7-1200 PLC brain system with modules will teach the trainee how to program PLCs and generate multiple codes for various applications with varying degrees of difficulty, allowing students to acquire the necessary knowledge to help them in the industry.
• Study of Tia software to learn the basic operation of software, Build new PLC program; ladder diagram or STL programming method; downloading/uploading program online monitoring.
• Indication lambs to monitor any signals
• Motor point control experiment To learn PLC basic logic instruction To master PLC basic programming method
• Motor start/ stop control experiment to practice PLC basic logic instruction application to learn the programming method of self-latching circuit.
• DC Motor forward and reverse.
• Input pushbuttons and Output Led.
• Digital and analog modules to control different application
Touch screen HMI
Code : (MTA-34)
The HMI Training Kit is a valuable educational tool for anyone looking to gain expertise in the field of HMI design and implementation.
It provides a thorough understanding of HMI technology and its applications, preparing students and professionals for careers in various high-tech industries.
• Understanding HMI Principles: Learn the basic principles of HMI systems, including their components, functions, and applications.
• Designing HMI Screens: Develop skills in designing intuitive and effective HMI screens, layout, navigation, and including graphical elements.
• Configuring Understand Communication how to configure communication between the HMI and other devices, such as PLCs and sensors.
• Programming and Scripting: Learn to write scripts and programs to enhance HMI functionality and automate tasks.
• User Management and Security: Implement user management and security features to protect the HMI system and data.
• Troubleshooting and Maintenance: Learn to diagnose and resolve common issues in HMI systems to ensure reliable operation.
Advanced plc
Code : (MTA-35)
Process automation is becoming increasingly important, and as a result, automation technology is playing a bigger and bigger part in industrial processes.
When used with the PLC in any version or brand, the advanced PLC training package offers up to 30 experiments that are frequently utilized in everyday life.
After learning the fundamentals of PLC, trainees can use this training module to carry out more complex experiments.
By doing so, they will gain a better understanding of the scientific theory behind PLC operation and will be able to begin implementing more experiments or different coding for the same ones.
• Study of Tia software to learn the basic operation of software: Build new PLC program; ladder diagram or STL programming method; downloading/uploading program online monitoring.
• Programming PLC with different industrial applications
• Set of 16 overlay masks for PLC universal application
1. Star-delta starting
2. Starter control
3. Reservoir - filling system
4. Gate control of a lock
5. Filling level controlled system
6. Mixer system
7. Sorting
8. Bending tool
9. Stamping machine - automatic
10. Drilling mechanism
11. Selective distributor
12. Tube bending plant
13. Gate control
14. Pump control 1
15. Sorting machine
16. Reaction chamber Automatic packer
Advanced elevator
Code : (MTA-36)
The elevator model is a PLC application for trainees to practice both PLC software and hardware.
Trainees will learn how to program the elevator module using ladder diagram language and become acquainted with various elevator algorithms.
Trainees will also learn about the mechanical aspects of elevators, including their mechanisms and safety features.
The module given is a traction type equipped with pick up and drop off algorithms.
• Develop ladder logic program for elevator operation and transfer it to the PLC module for elevator control.
Advanced sorting
Code : (MTA-37)
The DC transport station features a product sorting conveyor to showcase various sorting techniques using PLC technology typically seen in industrial facilities, or manual control mode.
In addition to utilizing a PLC system, the training unit can also be operated manually with the HMI on the training panel.
Trainees will have the opportunity to practice sorting applications and PLC programming codes in this training system.
The training system includes a default programming code that users can modify as needed.
• Control and speed of the conveyor belt achieved via its Geared DC Motor.
• Counting pieces, measuring width, and identifying materials.
• Developing a system that can categorize components based on their width and material.
• Executing precise motions along a single axis where one can move forward or backward, as well as control position and speed while detecting slip and locking.
• Handling sensors and actuators that are connected to one another.
• Basic principles of systems powered by air pressure
• Controllers used in industries
