Learn Logix 1: The Logix 5000 Product Line

Welcome to Logix Learning!

Start Strong with Logix 5000

Welcome to the Course👋

We are excited to welcome you to "Learn Logix 1: The Logix 5000 Product
Line," a comprehensive course designed to deepen your understanding of
the Logix5000 product line and its impact on the world of PLCs.

🎓 What You'll Learn:

 Understand the core concepts of the Logix5000 product line.

 Recognize the standout features of Logix5000.
 Gain insights into the diverse Logix5000 PLC family.
 Trace the history and evolution of Allen Bradley's PLCs.
 Understand the market placement of different Allen Bradley PLC families.
 Confidently summarize your Logix knowledge.

🧠 How to Get the Most Out of This Course:

To maximize your learning experience in this course, engage actively with

the materials, taking notes and reflecting on the evolution of PLCs. Although
there are no practical exercises or software use, enrich your understanding
by exploring additional resources and simulation tools related to Logix5000.
Participating in discussions and forums can also enhance your learning
journey, allowing you to share insights and perspectives with fellow
learners.

We're here to support your learning journey in understanding the intricate

world of Logix5000 PLCs!

1.1 Starting Right: Introduction to the Course

In this lesson, we introduce you to 'Learn Logix 1 - The Logix 5000 Product
Line.' Designed for beginners, this course lays the foundation for
understanding Allen Bradley's Logix5000 PLCs, a leading brand in the PLC
industry globally.

You'll gain insights into the Logix5000 product line, its common features,
and typical applications.
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This introductory course sets the stage for more advanced topics, including
the unique aspects of different Logix5000 PLC families and programming
techniques with Studio 5000 Logix Designer.

1.2 Navigating the Course: Structure & Overview

In this lesson, you'll start learning about the Logix5000 Product Line. The
course is designed to progressively teach you about different aspects of
these PLCs, including their main features, the PLC families they encompass,
and their applications.

You'll also understand how the Logix5000 PLCs are positioned in relation to
other Allen Bradley PLC families. By the end, you'll have a solid foundation
in the Logix5000 Product Line, setting the stage for more advanced PLC
programming.

1.3 Get to Know Your Logix Expert: Meet Your Instructor

In this lesson, I'll share my background in the automation industry,

including my experience with Rockwell Automation and Logix5000 PLCs.
With extensive training and practical skills in programming and
commissioning, I'm here to impart key insights into Allen Bradley hardware
in an accessible way.

Logix 5000 Unveiled: The Logix 5000 Product

Line
2.1 Logix 5000: The Revolution in PLC

In this lesson, we'll explore the Allen Bradley Logix5000 product line and its
comprising PLC families: ControlLogix, CompactLogix, and GuardLogix.
You'll learn about their main features and understand their versatility in
handling applications of various scales. We'll also delve into how these PLCs
share a common operating system, making them programmable with the
same development systems – Studio 5000 Logix Designer for newer
firmware and RSLogix5000 for older versions.

2.2 Highlighting the Logix 5000 Features

In this lesson, we'll discuss the key features common to the Logix5000
product line, highlighting its capability for multi-discipline control. You'll
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learn how Logix5000 PLCs efficiently handle standard, safety, process, and
motion control, reducing the need for multiple controllers and software.
We'll also touch on the scalability of the Logix5000 line for various project
sizes, its use of EtherNet/IP for seamless IT integration, and its role in
Rockwell Automation’s Integrated Architecture. This overview sets the stage
for understanding the differences between various Logix5000 PLC families.

2.3 A Closer Look: Families of Logix 5000 PLCs

In this lesson, we'll briefly introduce each of the Logix5000 PLC families and
their typical applications. Starting with the ControlLogix PLC family, known
for its advanced, high-performance capabilities in complex applications,
we'll explore its suitability for larger projects. We'll then move to the
CompactLogix PLCs, ideal for mid-range applications with their balance of
functionality and cost. Additionally, we'll cover the GuardLogix and Compact
GuardLogix PLC families, focusing on their safety-rated control features.

2.4 Quiz
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The Grand Logix Landscape: From Legacy to

Future
3.1 The Micro800 :PLC Family

In this lesson, you will gain an understanding of the Micro800 PLC family
from Allen Bradley, a low-cost PLC system designed for standalone
machines. You'll learn about its unique features, size variations, and the
concept of 'just enough control' for specific applications. The lesson also
covers the Connected Components Workbench, the free programming
software used for Micro800 PLCs, and introduces the concept of extending
functionality with plug-in modules. Additionally, you'll get a brief insight into
the legacy Allen Bradley PLC families and their industrial applications.
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3.2 Tracing Allen Bradley's Legacy PLCs

In this lesson, you'll be introduced to the legacy Allen Bradley PLC families,
exploring their relationship to modern Allen Bradley PLC families. We'll
cover the MicroLogix, SLC, and PLC-5 families, discussing their applications,
current relevance, and the transition to newer PLC systems. You'll learn why
these older systems, despite being near obsolescence, still play a significant
role in many industries and how they are gradually being replaced by more
advanced solutions.

3.3 The Allen Bradley PLC Families Positioning

In this lesson, you'll understand the relative positioning of various Allen

Bradley PLC families in terms of price and performance. We will explore the
Micro800 as an entry-level, cost-effective option for simple applications, the
CompactLogix for mid-range applications offering more functionality, and
the ControlLogix for high-end needs with advanced features. Additionally,
you'll learn about suitable modern replacements for the legacy MicroLogix,
SLC, and PLC-5 families, aligning them with their modern equivalents based
on price and capabilities.

3.4 Quiz
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Wrapping Up: Concluding Your Logix Journey

4.1 Reflections: Summing Up Your Logix Experience

In this lesson, we'll recap the key concepts learned throughout this course,
focusing on the Logix5000 product line and its associated PLC families.
You'll receive a summary of the features and capabilities of the Logix5000
PLCs, including their scalability and applicability in various industrial
automation applications. We'll also briefly revisit the positioning of
Logix5000 PLC families relative to other Allen Bradley PLC families. This
session sets the stage for your next steps towards becoming a proficient
PLC programmer specialized in Allen Bradley Logix5000 systems.

You've Leveled Up!

Congratulations! 🎉
You've reached a significant milestone by completing the "Learn Logix 1:
The Logix 5000 Product Line" course. Your dedication and effort in
mastering this material are truly commendable.

Throughout this course, you've enhanced your understanding in several key

areas:

 Grasping the core concepts of the Logix5000 product line.

 Recognizing the standout features of Logix5000.
 Gaining insights into the diverse Logix5000 PLC family.
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 Tracing the history and evolution of Allen Bradley's PLCs.

 Understanding the market placement of different Allen Bradley PLC families.

These insights not only enrich your knowledge of PLCs but also empower
you with the expertise to discuss and utilize Logix5000 systems confidently.

But the journey doesn't stop here. If you're passionate about continuing
your exploration of PLC systems and want to dive deeper into this
fascinating field, our next course awaits you.

Once again, congratulations on your achievement, and we look forward to

guiding you further in your learning adventure. Keep exploring, keep
learning, and see you in the next course!