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Remark:  This class is generic.  It is custom configured for the system it is requested for.  For a copy for a specific system please call (612)646-2476.  						


CITS-PMNT 	Systems Preventive Maintenance/Trouble Shooting 				

Class Type:	Maintenance								

System:		Requested System							

Duration:	Depends on the system.  Call for exact duration.				

Class Audience:	Automation Systems Operators and/or maintenance personnel for Automation Systems 											

Offered At:	Customer site or St Paul							

# of Students:	Minimum 4, Maximum 8							

Cost:		Depends on the system.  Call for exact dollar amount.				

Pre-requisites:	At least one class for the relevant system at the 5000 Level wherever applicable. Or a good 
		knowledge of relevant system hardware, wiring, system operation and a nodding acquaintance 
		with system programming and system engineering is assumed.		

Brief:		The basic focus of the class is to discuss thoroughly a Preventive Maintenance schedule for an 
		Automation System Hardware and Software. 
		This is accomplished by having the students follow the following rigorous but challenging schedule in 
		class:
		 1.	All central and distributed device databases are saved on permanent media.	
		 2.	System is halted and reinitialized with the saved databases. Proper and normal system 
			operation is verified.						
		 3.	System is halted.  System is initialized with a CITS-Exclusive Default Test and Checkout 
			Database. The items below are checked:		
	 		3.1	System Operating System						
			3.2	System response with the Default Database				
			3.3	Diagnostic Procedures with the Default or other Database		
		 4.	All modules are checked for visual damage.					
		 5.	At least one module is rotationally diswired and rewired from its remote devices.									
		 6.	At least one module carge cage/panel is rotationally disassembled and reassembled.								
		 7.	System is initialized again with the CITS-Exclusive default database.		
		 8.	All inputs and outputs are tested for proper response per the CITS-Exclusive and 
			CITS-Generated System documentation.					
		 9.	System is halted again and reinitialized with the proper site database. 		
		10.	System stands PMed for 3 months.						
		11.	Each student gets a CITS-Exclusive PM manual for the specific system under consideration.								
		
		Every aspect of PM is supported by hands-on lab projects. Each project has to be completed with 100% success or it is 
		defined as a system trouble and then must be resolved as an actual system problem or circumvented with 
		hardware/software ingenuity. If there is not enough time to resolve particular  system problem, the  student will be referred 
		to the proper trouble shooting curriculum.					

Objectives:	Upon completion of the course the student will be able to:			

  		Identify and isolate (not necessarily solve) every problem of every aspect of the entire system under 
		consideration.						
  		Test and checkout every aspect and module of the system under consideration. 		
  		Perform all provided diagnostics test and procedures for the system under 	consideration								
  		Bring the system on-line (using knowledge obtained in other classes) from any failed or other state 
		given the relevant parts that 
		may be needed and given the proper database files generated for the system earlier. 				
  		Document and record all PM work on CITS-Generated forms for later reference.		
Topics:											
  		System hardware/software/firmware overview.					
  		System load/dump procedures							
  		System diagnostic procedures							
  		System Diagnostic Programming							
  		System Maintenance/Maintenance Record Keeping

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