Free Seminar to cover practical aspects of PROFIBUS, PROFINET & IO-Link

Covering the use of PROFIBUS, PROFINET and IO-Link in key application areas such as pulp & paper, chemical, utilities, pharmaceutical, packaging, printing, electrical and electronics assembly, robotics, automotive engineering, mechanical handling and logistics, control systems and energy management, it focuses on the practical aspects of using PROFIBUS and PROFINET from system design and safety considerations through to maintenance and fault-finding.

Supported by demonstrations of actual tools used in configuration and maintenance, the seminar will be of great value to Designers, Production/System Engineers, Instrument Technicians/Engineers and C&I Engineers involved in design, operation and maintenance of modern automated factories and process plant.

Standardised in IEC 61158, PROFIBUS and PROFINET provide state of the art digital communications addressing all the needs of manufacturing and process industries, significantly lowering capital expenditure on installation, commissioning and maintenance. They offer unprecedented integration of automation, control, monitoring and safety systems using standardised and widely supported communications and networking solutions.

This seminar is  presented by fieldbus specialists from PROFIBUS & PROFINET International UK Group member companies. Attendance is free of charge to pre-registered delegates from the User community, i.e. companies that own, operate, design, build or maintain automated plant. The event will provide delegates with an excellent networking opportunity and the ability to speak to our experts whom, we promise, will not force you to buy anything.

Subjects covered include:

PROFIBUS – Commissioning and Maintenance

PROFINET Network Acceptance Testing

Current Trends involving PROFIsafe

PROFIBUS and PROFINET – System Design

Device Calibration and Maintenance on a PROFIBUS PA Network

PROFINET for IoT, IIoT and Industry 4.0

Introduction to IO-Link and its integration with programmable control systems