Building Automation Controls Training

This introductory course will combine both EcoStruxure controller and end-device hardware training.  This course is designed to acquaint operational personnel with the EcoStruxure system, components, communication structure, commonly used peripheral devices and hardware troubleshooting of those devices. Also, there will be an overview of the EcoStruxure WebStation user interface that details logging on and navigating through the most commonly used components, i.e. alarms, graphics, schedules, trend logs and setpoint modification.

Target Audience: Operational personnel that are familiar with component-level troubleshooting and using a voltmeter.

Lunch will be provided.

8:00 am – 4:00 pm
(1 Day Course)

This is a one-day course that will cover in detail Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure WorkStation user interface program.  In this course, students will spend time learning about the various components of EcoStruxure WorkStation - User Interface, Graphics, Alarms, Trend Logs and Script Programming.  In addition, they will gain knowledge regarding Schneider's new line of IP-based SmartX controllers, reloading/replacing b3 controllers and Automation Server (AS) backup procedures.  Instruction is accompanied by hands on lab exercises that reinforce the concepts presented.

Target Audience: Operational personnel that have already completed the EcoStruxure WebStation class and are interested in getting a more detailed experience with the system components and configuration.

Lunch will be provided.

8:00 am – 4:00 pm
(1 Day Course)

This is a two-day course designed to teach students basic EcoStruxure software skills. In this class the student will learn to create the building blocks for programming, creating graphics and troubleshooting of Script programs.

Target Audience: Advanced users of the EcoStruxure system that are responsible for operating, scheduling and troubleshooting from the EcoStruxure system front end.

Lunch will be provided.

8:00 am – 4:00 pm
(2 Day Course)

This introductory course for Schneider Electric's Security Expert user interface software will teach the user how to access and navigate the most commonly used components of Security Expert, i.e. system monitoring, graphics, schedules, user and access management, event search and reporting.  Instruction is accompanied by hands on lab exercises that reinforce the concepts presented.

Target Audience: Operational personnel that are are interested in gaining a basic overall knowledge of Security Expert.

Lunch will be provided.

8:00 am – 4:00 pm
(1 Day Course)