Certified Training for PROFINET Engineer

A hands-on course, recognized in all industries

This course, certified by PI PROFIBUS/PROFINET International, contains all the technology information for network design, components, commissioning procedure up to trouble shooting. The course will end with an theoretical and practical exam.
Using the latest tools and specification, you will understand the network up to the protocol details, supported by hands on tasks.
Endress+Hauser PROFINET devices, SIEMENS TIA and many other manufacturer supports this vendor neutral learning experience.

Date

26.10.2021 - 30.10.2021

Times

17:30 - 02:00 AEDT

Location

Endress+Hauser Process Solutions AG
Christoph Merian-Ring 12
CH-4153 Reinach
Switzerland

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Offered language

English

Max. participants

Cost in local currency

1800 CHF

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Additional information

Content

The following content is covered in the theoretical part:
PROFIBUS organization and structure, Comparison between PROFIBUS DP/PA and PROFINET, wording in PROFINET.

Engineering phase: Network design, how to implement HART and PROFIBUS PA devices for process automation, grounding shielding backgrounds, components such as different type of switches and conformance classes.

Commissioning phase: Device driver and where do I get them, name assignment, MAC, IP-address, field device parameter settings.

Maintenance phase: SNMP, LLDP, PROFINET protocol details, start up procedure, network load, jitter, network quality report, device exchange procedure.

Objectives

Learn how to design and commission and maintain a PROFINET network.

Understand the PROFINET technology details up to its protocol.

With help of Hands on tasks, the technology will be experienced in an understandable way.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of computers, electronics and mathematics.

Qualification

The training is internationally recognized and certified by the PI (PROFIBUS and PROFINET International) organization.

Methodology

Participants are given time to work with the various components of a PROFINET network. We put emphasis on a balanced approach to theory and practice vendor-neutral instruction.

Mornings are spent learning the theoretical background, and afternoons with the actual components and integration of the field devices into the system. Almost half the course is spent giving you ample opportunity to use what you have learned in hands-on exercises.