Siemens PLC Technician 2 (SPT2) – Intermediate Level
What is Siemens PLC Programming?
This intermediate course builds on the fundamentals by introducing advanced PLC programming techniques, data handling, functions and function blocks, analog signal processing, and basic process control. Students will develop modular PLC programs and integrate industrial field devices for real-world automation applications.
Siemens PLC systems are widely used in: Mining plants, Manufacturing industries, Water treatment systems, Food and beverage processing, Power plants, Oil and gas facilities.
Who needs this training?
Electricians, Instrumentation Technicians, Maintenance Personnel, Engineering Students, Fresh Graduates and Industrial Technicians
If you want to move from manual control systems to intelligent automated systems and confidently handle real PLC based industrial projects, then this training is for you.
What you will learn
- Industrial Safety and Automation Fundamentals
- Siemens PLC Hardware
- Hardware Configuration
- Ladder Logic Programming
- PLC Wiring
- Industrial Discrete Sensors
- Motor Control Logic
- PLC Testing and Troubleshooting
Course Outline
Module 1: Technical PLC Programming
- Motor Interlocking Logic
- Sequential Control Programming
- Automatic Start and Stop Sequences
- Arithmetic Instructions
- Comparison Instructions
- Move Instructions
- Program Testing
- PLC Troubleshooting Techniques
Module 2: PLC Memory Areas and Data Handling
- Input, Output and Memory Areas
- PLC Data Types
- Symbolic Addressing
- Tags and Variables
- Data Blocks (DB)
- Data Monitoring
- Data Modification Techniques
Module 3: Functions and Function Blocks
- Function Development (FC)
- Function Block Development (FB)
- Instance Data Blocks
- Program Structuring
- Reusable Programming Techniques
- Modular Program Design
Module 4: Advanced Programming and Analog Processing
- Analog Input Configuration
- Analog Output Configuration
- 4–20 mA Signal Processing
- 0–10 V Signal Processing
- Signal Scaling Using FC105
- Signal Unscaling Using FC106
- Engineering Unit Conversion
Module 5: Process Control and Safety Logic
- Alarm Functions
- Monitoring Functions
- Permissive Logic
- Process Interlocks
- Emergency Stop Logic
- Motor Protection Logic
- PID Control Block Fundamentals
- Basic Process Control Applications
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