EIKON® II
Course Overview
Students will expand on knowledge from the EIKON® I course to learn how to create complex control programs and logic symbols. Students will also be able to identify programming as it is implemented within a complete system and will utilize naming standards to create a library for quickly placing previously developed logic into new systems, thus making programming more efficient. Building a properties page, simulating a control program, and major customization to EquipmentBuilder programs are among several other intermediate EIKON features offered in this course.
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Course Objectives
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to use Automated Logic’s EIKON tool to quickly and efficiently:
- Create basic control programs.
- Use programming and naming standards.
- Create a symbol library.
- Commission a control program.
- Use EIKON productivity tools.
- Build a properties page.
- Make major edits to an existing control program.
- Create an advanced control program with a custom sequence of operation.
Prerequisites
EIKON® II
The EIKON II course has been developed for individuals that require advanced programming sequences to accomplish custom scenarios. Learners will use all the options within EIKON as well as the EquipmentBuilder tool.
Traditional Classroom
A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 2- or 3-day event depending on location.
Instructor-Led eLearning
A live instructor will lead students using video conferencing and remote access software. The student will have remote access to a training station to complete hands-on tasks, giving them a virtual classroom experience from many miles away. This course is hosted in the same 2-day timeframe and manner as the traditional classroom format.
EIKON fundamentals
- Verify option settings
- Save the control program
- Place the microblocks
- Connect microblocks with wires
- Edit microblock properties
- Simulate the control program
EIKON best practices & standards
- Create a header section
- Place input and output microblocks
- Space and align microblocks
- Add descriptive text
- Connect microblocks and labels with wires
- Reorder microblocks
- Add section headers to the Edit Order list
- Add expand/collapse sections on the Properties page
- Align items on the Properties page
Real-world programming - Part 1
- Create a .logicsymbol
- Create a control program using EquipmentBuilder®
- Decipher a control program
- Modify a control program
EIKON tools
- Info…
- Find…
- Import and Export Symbols
- Edit Common Properties…
- Palette…
- Configure tools…
- Suppress Logic and Remove Property Page Text
- Properties for graphics…
Properties page
- Format the chiller properties page
Real-world programming - Part 2
- Field programming
- Final project
To receive a certificate for this course student must be present for the entire course, complete all workshops and receive a grade of 70% on graded final.
The EIKON II course has been developed for individuals that require advanced programming sequences to accomplish custom scenarios. Learners will use all the options within EIKON as well as the EquipmentBuilder tool.
Traditional Classroom
A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 2- or 3-day event depending on location.
Instructor-Led eLearning
A live instructor will lead students using video conferencing and remote access software. The student will have remote access to a training station to complete hands-on tasks, giving them a virtual classroom experience from many miles away. This course is hosted in the same 2-day timeframe and manner as the traditional classroom format.
EIKON fundamentals
- Verify option settings
- Save the control program
- Place the microblocks
- Connect microblocks with wires
- Edit microblock properties
- Simulate the control program
EIKON best practices & standards
- Create a header section
- Place input and output microblocks
- Space and align microblocks
- Add descriptive text
- Connect microblocks and labels with wires
- Reorder microblocks
- Add section headers to the Edit Order list
- Add expand/collapse sections on the Properties page
- Align items on the Properties page
Real-world programming - Part 1
- Create a .logicsymbol
- Create a control program using EquipmentBuilder®
- Decipher a control program
- Modify a control program
EIKON tools
- Info…
- Find…
- Import and Export Symbols
- Edit Common Properties…
- Palette…
- Configure tools…
- Suppress Logic and Remove Property Page Text
- Properties for graphics…
Properties page
- Format the chiller properties page
Real-world programming - Part 2
- Field programming
- Final project
To receive a certificate for this course student must be present for the entire course, complete all workshops and receive a grade of 70% on graded final.