System
21 Maintenance Training
Course
Outline
Course
Objectives
Throughout
this course the Designated Maintenance Technician
(DMT) will learn how to troubleshoot and maintain
your System 21 using established EGS Gauging techniques. The DMT will be able to locate
and solve both process and system problems with
minimal support from EGS Gauging.
This course provides the DMT with system knowledge
through lecture, discussion, and hands on training.
Prerequisites
The
DMT must have basic electrical and mechanical
troubleshooting skills and be proficient in the
use of a volt /ohm meter. The candidate must know
and understand the machine process and be able
to read and comprehend schematic drawings, and
convey detailed information over the telephone.
Course
Schedule
Each
training day runs from approximately 8:30 AM to
4:30 PM with an hour for lunch (provided). A list
of local hotels along with maps and directions
can be obtained from EGS Gauging
Customer Service.
Course
Content |
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System Overview |
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Safety |
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Ethernet Network |
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Hardware
Architecture |
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Software
Architecture |
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Sensor
Overview |
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Scanner
Frame |
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Operator
Console |
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Auto
Profile Control (APC) |
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User
Training |
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Alarms
and Messages |
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Troubleshooting
and Diagnostics |
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PC
Anywhere |
Evaluation
Each
attendee will take an examination covering safety
issues and common troubleshooting procedures.
Results of the exam will be available for customer
review. Upon successful completion of the course,
the attendee will receive a Course Certificate.
Courseware
Each
attendee will receive all necessary materials
to complete the course.
System
21 Maintenance Training
Course
Schedule
Day
1
Introduction
Brief discussion of course objectives, schedules,
along with a tour of the Manufacturing Facilities.
Review customer specific configurations and their
impact on the training.
System
Overview
Describes the role that each major item plays.
Explains the M21 and how it serves as a distributed
processor within SYSTEM 21 architecture General
overview of a typical system layout and an explanation
of the interconnections.
Safety
Discussion of safety measures to be used when
working in and around EGS Gauging Gauging Equipment.
Includes electrical and mechanical safety from
both a personnel and equipment standpoint, Electrostatic
Discharge Control (ESD) and Radiation Safety.
Documentation
Discussion
of all related documentation and its purpose.
Describes the System Log Book and how it is used
to better maintain the product.
Ethernet
Network
Describes
the Ethernet network and its role in SYSTEM 21.
Identify methods to troubleshoot Ethernet faults.
Hardware
Architecture
Identifies the parts of each system, Sensor, Frame,
Electronics, Operator Console, APC. Describes
how each component functions and its role in the
system. Perform hardware diagnostics and troubleshooting
hardware faults.
Day
2
Review
Previous Day
(Hardware
Architecture cont.)
Software
Architecture
Describes the software configuration and layout.
Identify each program that runs within the system
and its function. Discusses the relationship between
Hardware and Software
Sensor
Overview
Explains the functionality of the Beta Sensor
or Full Spectrum Infrared (FSIR) Sensor provided
by EGS Gauging. This part is based
on specific system configuration. Perform diagnostics
and troubleshooting. A more detailed course is
available. Contact EGS Gauging for further details.
Scanner
Frame
Deals with the sensor transport mechanism, Scanner
Electronics (remote or self contained), and the
various signals present in the scanner frame.
Explain the Process I/O and how it functions.
Perform diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Operator
Console
Explains the functionality of the Operator Console.
Detailed description of the internal connections
within the console. Perform diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Day
3
Review
Previous Day
User
Training
Operator familiarization: Instruction on operational
procedures, such as Recipe Management, Frame and
Sensor setup pages, Security, Windows NT Commands.
A description of how to perform software diagnostics,
such as Sample Check and Air Scan. A complete
overview of the software, Wonderware Screens OPC
Link and OPC Server.
Auto
Profile Control (APC)
Describes all the Hardware and Software associated
with the APC unit. Explains how the devices interact
with one another. Describe the setup parameters
in software and their meaning.
Troubleshooting
and Diagnostics
Throughout the course, the student will learn
those techniques used to diagnose problems. The
student will also learn to use the SYSTEM 21System
as a base for finding and correcting problems.
Day
4
Review Previous Day
Alarms
and Messages
Teaches the student to interpret and use the SYSTEM
21 alarms and messages as diagnostic tools. How
to recognize failures and what actions to take
to restore to System to operational status.
Troubleshooting
and Diagnostics
Throughout the course, the student will learn
those techniques used to diagnose problems. The
student will also learn to use the SYSTEM 21System
as a base for finding and correcting problems.
System
Support
Discusses the EGS Gauging documentation
along with the need to maintain up-to-date records
of the system performance, Explains how to get
assistance when troubleshooting problems. Shows
how to use PC Anywhere to connect to EGS Gauging via modem for support. How to
order spare and replacement parts.
Review
of course
Time
to ask and answer any questions or specific system
issues.
Course
Registration
Classes
are held at EGS Gauging, Inc. Reservations
are on first come, first serve basis and must
be made no less than two weeks before the scheduled
class. For reservations contact the EGS Gauging Customer Service Department at
1-800-366-2533 or FAX your request to (978) 667-4146,
Attention: Jim Judkins or John VanVleet.
Course
Cost
$2200 for first student, all others attending
the same class is at a $ 200 discount. Course
cost does not include travel and living expenses.
Cancellations
There will be a cancellation fee of 20% applied
to all students canceling within three weeks of
a class and a 50% fee for all "no-shows".
Rescheduling
EGS Gauging reserves the right to
reschedule a class if there are less than three
participants.
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