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1 Lenze Training Catalogue 2016 Training the easy way. As easy as that. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 1/61

2 Contents Table of Contents Introduction Training that gives you freedom The benefits for you: The Lenze Training Programme Lenze Online Training Lenze automation systems Lenze FAST Application Software Lenze Controller-based Automation Training Lenze Drive-based Automation Training Training Programme Start-up training Inverter i500 start-up Inverter Drives 8400 start-up Servo Drives 9400 start-up Controller-based Automation start-up Drive Solution Designer start-up Commissioning and application training Inverter i Inverter Drives Servo Drives Servo Drives 9400: Application Electronic CAM profiler Servo Drives 9400: Servo PLC Servo Drives 9400: Safety Engineering PLC Designer Introduction Motion Control FAST Application Software FAST Robotics VisiWinNet Smart Introduction FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML PLC Designer OOP Fieldbus Basics Service training Inverter i Inverter Drives Servo Drives Inverter Drives 8200 vector and 8200 motec Servo Drives Controller-based Automation: Service & Commissioning Special topics Drive Solution Designer Further information Registration and participation conditions, fees Registration form Germany Registration form Austria Travel directions Lenze Forum Aerzen Travel directions Lenze in Stuttgart Travel directions Lenze in Asten (Austria) Trainings international Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 2/61

3 Introduction Training that gives you freedom. We are with you in all 5 phases of your engineering process, helping you to create the perfect solution for your machine tasks. This gives you enough freedom for what is most important: your ideas. To assist you, we also offer you a wide range of training courses, giving you a chance to get to know our products, drive solutions and automation systems. Add our expertise to your experience, and make your working days more effective, safer, and one thing above all: easy. 1 Developing ideas Are you looking to build the best machine possible and already have some initial ideas? Then get these down on paper together with us, starting with small innovative details and stretching all the way to completely new machines. Working together, we will develop an intelligent and sustainable concept that is perfectly aligned with your specific requirements. 2 Drafting concepts We see welcome challenges in your machine tasks, supporting you with our comprehensive expertise and providing valuable concepts for your innovations. Here, we take a holistic view of the individual motion and control functions and draw up consistent, end-to-end drive and automation solutions for you keeping everything as easy as possible and as extensive as necessary. 3 Implementing solutions Our easy formula for satisfied customers is to establish an active partnership with fast decision making processes and an individually tailored offer. We have been using this easy principle to meet the ever more specialised customer requirements in the field of machine building for many years. 4 Manufacturing machines 5 Ensuring productivity Functional diversity in perfect harmony: as one of the few full-range providers in the market, we can provide you with precisely those products that you actually need for any machine task no more and no less. Our L-force product portfolio, a consistent platform for implementing drive and automation tasks, is invaluable in this regard. Productivity, reliability and new performance peaks on a daily basis these are our key success factors for your machine. After delivery, we offer you cleverly devised service concepts to ensure continued safe operation. The primary focus here is on technical support, based on the excellent application expertise of our highly-skilled and knowledgeable after-sales team. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 3/61

4 The right training for any task. The benefits for you: Time savings Every second counts, so learn about what you can achieve with our portfolio in short, module-type seminars. They will enable you to focus on the thing that is really important: how to implement your project quickly and efficiently. Variety Always the right kind of training: our very diverse range of seminars is geared towards your engineering process. Expertise Hands-on learning experience: all our courses are practical, application-based and taught by experienced trainers. You will find it easy to integrate what you learn into your day-to-day work, straight away. Proximity Take part in the training you need when it suits you best: we offer our courses in many locations in Europe, all year round. This keeps you flexible in terms of both time and place. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 4/61

5 The right training for any task. The Lenze Training Programme Developing ideas & drafting concepts Developing ideas & drafting concepts Start-up training Design engineer Project planner Application engineer Programmer The ideal choice right from the start: our one-day start-up training courses give you a quick and very practical introduction to what our products, solutions and systems can do for you. Knowing this will make it easy for you to make the best choices when you implement your machine concept Implementing solutions & manufacturing machines Commissioning and application training Design engineer Project planner Application engineer Programmer Commissioning engineer Getting your machine operating quickly: technical expertise is essential for successfully implementing your ideas. In our commissioning and application training for systems you will get to know our products and software in more detail for seamless application and smooth operation Ensuring productivity Service training Maintenance engineer Commissioning engineer Safeguarding operation in the long term: our service training will equip you with the practical knowledge you need for reliable machine diagnostics and rapid troubleshooting. And for the worst-case scenario, you will learn how to replace faulty elements quickly and make your machine ready for operation once again. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 5/61

6 The right training for any task. Lenze Online Training The application get more and more complex while the training period still gets shorter: meeting this challenge Lenze provides a new training portal with didactically structured trainings, which are especially aimed to impart basic knowledge efficiently and time-saving. From now on it is even easier for Lenze customers and partners to get the knowhow for their products and solutions. The training programme is continuously extended to web-based trainings (online tutoring s followed by workshops). Available worldwide, the training platform is aimed to impart new competences and key qualifications as fast as possible and will be extended to self-directed trainings. * Find our online training offerings on our website via the tile link Lenze Online Training Portal. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 6/61

7 The right training for any task. Lenze automation systems Let your machine decide. Tailor-made for your machine tasks. We offer you one-stop automation systems for both central (Controller-based) and decentralised motion control (Drive-based) from a single source. Here, we place great emphasis on the use of market standards, such as EtherCAT, CoDeSys V3, PLCopen, thereby simplifying integration into higher-level line topologies through standard interfaces. This ensures your independence and prevents you from relying on any single standard which makes sound financial sense for any investment. Our services, products and systems are freely scalable on the basis of a welldesigned modular system. For decentralised motion control: Drive-based automation With compact machines and machine modules, decentralised motion control allows the load on the machine control system to be dramatically reduced or even eliminated altogether. In particular the Servo Drives 9400 and the Inverter Drives 8400 are capable of taking over decentralised control responsibilities. And the I/O-System 1000 can be incorporated into the system to evaluate the control signals. An end-to-end network can also be established, for example using EtherCAT or CANopen. This includes the scalable visualisation concept using the Human Machine Interfaces p300/p500 and VisiWinNET software. The overall system can also be rounded off here with our range of motors and gearboxes. For central motion control: Controller-based automation The best way to implement powerful, central motion control for sophisticated machines is with our Controller-based automation system. The controller 3200 resp. C300 offers the ideal prerequisites for this. Motion control commands are forwarded to the Servo Inverters i700 via the standardised EtherCAT realtime bus. Centrally managed, these inverters can drive all the motors in your machine module. The I/O system 1000 combines impressive performance with extremely compact dimensions. For an open visualisation concept we offer the uniform end-to-end VisiWinNET visualisation software and the p300/p500 range of high-performance HMIs for operation and monitoring. The complete system is rounded off by our motors and gearboxes. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 7/61

8 The right training for any task. Lenze FAST Application Software The easy way to develop something special. The topic of software is becoming increasingly important in developing machines as mechanical engineers are focusing more attention on efficient processes for creating the applications they need. Lenze's standard software modules make it easy to develop modular mechanical control by simply adding the individual modules using the application template. This leaves more time for the machine's exciting performance factors. Highlights Up to 80% of software engineering requirements are covered by Lenze's FAST Significant reduction in development times for basic functions Time saved can be invested in further development of the machine's special feature(s) Pre-configured and tested technology modules which are easy to re-use Structured programming layout via the application template Error reduction thanks to tested software Get robots moving it s easy. Ready-made robotics modules make it extremely easy to integrate kinematics into the entire automation process. Technology modules for Pick & Place applications are available for this purpose, with models designed for different kinds of kinematics. A fully functional robotics core is already integrated to ensure the greatest possible degree of freedom. Highlights Spatial movements based on a powerful robotics core with six degrees of freedom Motion planning is based on PLCopen Part4, for all main and auxiliary axes Thanks to the encapsulated path planning system in the FAST technology module, no knowledge of robot programming is required. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 8/61

9 The right training for any task. Lenze Controller-based Automation Training Our modular Lenze Controller-based Automation Training Programme supports you in areas ranging from logic programming, through motion applications, all the way up to complete technology modules, embedded in a standardised project and software environment, and provides you with the basis for setting up your own machine application. You will be introduced to controllers, I/O systems and servo inverter hardware for central motion control, as well as market standards such as IEC , PLCopen or EtherCAT, applied in the integrated development environment of PLC-Designer 3. The Lenze Controller-based Automation Training Programme is rounded off with a machine-oriented visualisation that can be created using the VisiWinNET Smart development tool by simply selecting, applying and configuring the various options without the need for programming knowledge. The training sessions are application-oriented and contain a large number of practical exercises. Overview of the Controller-based Automation Training : Lenze FAST PLC Designer Introduction Day 1 Motion Control Days FAST Application Software Days Introduction to the 3200C/p500 controllers Introduction to PLC Designer Introduction to IEC programming Introduction to the I/O system 1000 Introduction to the 3200C/p500 controllers Introduction to and commissioning the i700 servo drive and ETHERCAT Brief introduction to PLC Designer PLC open. Homing, el. shaft, brake, cam, touch probe Axis basic control Operating modes Virtual axis application sample i700 Introduction to the FAST Technology Modules Interfaces: principle and scalability Technology modules: El. shaft, virtual. master, FlexCam Modularisation of machine applications Introduction FAST Application Template: Elements and structure Communication State machine Error handling Engaging/disengaging Visualisation Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 9/61

10 The right training for any task. Additional FAST trainings FAST Robotics 1 day FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML 1 day Embed and configure kinematics Define coordinate systems Reference and commission robots Insert auxiliary axes Configure trajectories Use technology modules Modularization of machine applications Introduction to FAST Application Template PackML: Elements and structure Communication State machine Error handling Coupling and decoupling Visualization Additional trainings VisiWinNet Smart Introduction 1,5 days PLC Designer OOP Object Orientated Programming OOP 1,5 days Service & Commissioning 2 days Fieldbus Basics Profibus-DP, CANopen, ProfiNet and EtherCAT 1 day VisiWinNet overview Connection to controller VisiWinNet Smart introduction: - Structure and key functions - System functions - Diagnostics and trouble shooting - Creating a basic visualisation application Introduction to object oriented programming with the PLC Designer: - Complex data structures and data types - Interfaces, properties and methods Brief presentation of controllers, Servo Inverter and EtherCAT Diagnostics and error reaction Device exchange & backup Mounting and commissioning of systems Parameterization, optimization and advanced diagnostics Introduction to fieldbus technology Basics of fieldbus technology Commissioning and diagnostics of fieldbuses Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 10/61

11 The right training for any task. Lenze Drive-based Automation Training Overview of the Drive-based Automation Training: Lenze Drive-based i500 Application 1 day 8400 Application 2 days 9400 Application 3 days 9400 CAM 1 day 9400 Safety 1 day i500 Service 1 day 8400 Service 1 day 9400 Service 1 day Presentation of inverters Commissioning and diagnostics with Keypad and Engineer software Create projects, realize applications Operating modes with and without encoder feedback 8400 and 9400: Handling of FB editor and oscilloscope Pre-made applications for speed-controlled and position-controlled drives (speed actuating drive, table positioning) Basics of CAM-technology Application examples about CAM-technology Introduction to the application CAM-profiler Usage of different CAM profiler functionalities Additional parameterization and configuration of the application with the Engineer Software Practical exercises on the training equipment System overview of safety modules (SM0, SM100, SM301) Background information safety technology Parameterization and configuration Commissioning, diagnostics and service Practical exercises on the training equipment Parameter access and reading of status information of the inverters by means of the Keypad Diagnostics with EASY Starter (machine states, error reaction, logbook, service register, Trend) Commissioning of premade applications Installation and operation Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 11/61

12 Start-up training Training Programme Start-up training Inverter i500 start-up New Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Decision makers and staff members, for example from the areas of electrical engineering/design, drive technology and project planning, who are keen to gain an overview of the Inverter i500 and some initial experience of their own. Objective To obtain an overview of the technology and functionality of the Inverter i500. In guided and supported exercises on our training equipment, you will gain some initial practical experience in applying the Lenze engineering software. Training content System overview: scaling, device structure, functionality Options for implementing applications Demonstrations: - Commissioning with Keypad - Setting parameters and diagnostics with the EASY Starter software - Integration in master control Duration: 1 day (9 am to 3 pm) Costs: free s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com * Find our online training offerings on our website via the tile link Lenze Online Training Portal. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 12/61

13 Start-up training Inverter Drives 8400 start-up Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Decision makers and staff members, for example from the areas of electrical engineering/design, drive technology and project planning, who are keen to gain an overview of the Inverter Drives 8400 and some initial experience of their own. Objective To obtain an overview of the technology and functionality of the Inverter Drives In guided and supported exercises on our training equipment, you will gain some initial practical experience in applying the Lenze engineering software. Training content System overview: scaling, device structure, functionality Options for implementing applications Demonstrations: - Commissioning with Keypad - Setting parameters with the Engineer software - Diagnostics with the EASY Starter software Duration: 1 day (9 am to 3 pm) Costs: free s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 13/61

14 Start-up training Servo Drives 9400 start-up Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Decision makers and staff members, for example from the areas of electrical engineering/design, drive technology and project planning, who are keen to gain an overview of the Servo Drives 9400 and some initial experience of their own. Objective To obtain an overview of the technology and functionality of the Servo Drives In guided and supported exercises on our training equipment, you will gain some initial practical experience in applying the Lenze engineering software. Training content System overview: scaling, device structure, functionality Options for implementing applications Demonstrations: - Working with Software Engineer - Incorporating control and safety functions - Diagnostics with the EASY Starter software Duration: 1 day (9 am to 3 pm) Costs: free s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 14/61

15 Start-up training Controller-based Automation start-up Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Decision makers and staff members, for example from the areas of automation, electrical engineering/design, drive technology and project planning, who are keen to gain an overview of our controller-based system and some initial experience of their own. Objective To familiarise yourself with Lenze's controller-based system: System presentation/introduction to the 3200 C controller, i700 servo inverters, EtherCAT Lenze FAST Motion, technology modules and Application Template Training content Introduction to controller-based automation Hardware: 3200 C controller, p500 panel controller, I/O System 1000 and i700 servo inverters Brief introduction to PLC Designer and EtherCAT fieldbus PLCopen motion blocks Lenze FAST Motion with the AxisBasicControl functional block and i700 sample application Introduction to the Lenze FAST application software Technology modules, scalability and licence model Example: "Electrical Shaft" technology module Application Template and software structuring outlook Brief introduction to Lenze visualisations with VisiWinNET Smart Practical presentation on how to use the system, based on the example of a machine application Duration: 1 day (9 am to 3 pm) Costs: free s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 15/61

16 Start-up training Drive Solution Designer start-up Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Staff members from the area of development and project planning. Objective To obtain a short overview of the functions and functionalities of the Drive Solution Designer and EASY Explorer software. You will be familiarized with the main aspects of the software and you will gain some initial practical experience in applying the software with Lenze drive systems. You will be able to evaluate the use of the software in your own company. Training content Easy Explorer: software to determine drives DSD part of the engineering chain DSD software (structure and architecture) DSD interface Project preparation Programme sequence in DSD Results and protocols Motion planning in DSD Analyse and optimise drive dimensioning Practical exercises Duration: 1 day (9 am to 3 pm) Costs: free Note: In this training you will use your own notebook. Therefore, you will get a test version of the Drive Solution Designer software. s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 16/61

17 Commissioning and application training Commissioning and application training Inverter i500 Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Staff members from the fields of Electrical engineering/design Project planning Machine application Commissioning New Objective The participants learn how to commission the Inverter i500 and how to adapt the applications to individual requirements. Recommended: The free online training Inverter i500 Basics is recommended for this workshop. Training content Practice: commissioning of the Inverter i500 for different applications using different engineering tools (Keypad, PC) and adapting them to individual needs: Presentation of the Inverter Drives 8400 Characteristics of setpoint structure and operating modes and selection of control signals Adapting the Inverter i500 to the requirements of a conveyor drive (I/Os, motion profile, start/stop behaviour) Inverter i500 default settings (favourite list, parameter sets, access control) Optimization of motor control Integration to master control via field bus Advanced functions of Inverter i500 (process controller, help functions, supervision) Type of training: Workshop Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Note: This training is also offered as Online Training. In Germany the workshops will not take place before June. * Find our online training offerings on our website via the tile link Lenze Online Training Portal. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 17/61

18 Commissioning and application training Training dates Inverter i500 Locations in Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February March April May June 02nd I5_A.01.DE 21st I5_A.02.DE July 14th I5_A.03.DE August 18th I5_A.04.DE September 08th I5_A.05.DE October 20th I5_A.08.DE 13th I5_A.07.DE 27th I5_A.09.DE 06th I5_A.06.DE November 10th I5_A.10.DE December 22nd I5_A.12.DE 08th I5_A.11.DE Location Austria Asten Code January February 23rd I5_A.01.AT March April May 03rd I5_A.02.AT June 28th I5_A.03.AT July August September October 13th I5_A.04.AT November December 13th I5_A.05.AT Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 18/61

19 Commissioning and application training Inverter Drives 8400 Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Staff members from the fields of Electrical engineering/design Project planning Machine application Commissioning Objective The participants will be capable of commissioning the Inverter Drives 8400 independently and adapting applications to their own requirements. They will also learn about the functionalities and control characteristics. Training content Presentation of the Inverter Drives 8400 Commissioning and diagnostics using the keypad and the Engineer software Creating projects, implementing applications Guide to using the function block editor and oscilloscope Operating modes with and without encoder feedback Pre-made applications for speed-controlled and position-controlled drives (speed actuating drive, table positioning) Connecting fieldbuses Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 19/61

20 Commissioning and application training Training dates Inverter Drives 8400 Locations in Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 26th-27th 84_A.01.DE February 16th-17th 84_A.02.DE March 15th-16th 84_A.05.DE 01st-02nd 84_A.03.DE 08th-09th 84_A.04.DE April 12th-13th 84_A.06.DE 19th-20th 84_A.07.DE May 10th-11th 84_A.08.DE 31st 84_A.11.DE June 01st 84_A.11.DE 08th-09th 84_A.09.DE July 12th-13th 84_A.10.DE August 16th-17th 84_A.12.DE September 06th-07th 84_A.13.DE October 18th-19th 84_A.16.DE 11th-12th 84_A.15.DE 25th-26th 84_A.17.DE 04th-05th 84_A.14.DE November 08th-09th 84_A.18.DE December 20th-21st 84_A.20.DE 06th-07th 84_A.19.DE Location Austria Asten Code January 12th-13th 84_A.01.AT February March April 05th-06th 84_A.02.AT May June July August September 13th-14th 84_A.03.AT October November 08th-09th 84_A.04.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 20/61

21 Commissioning and application training Servo Drives 9400 Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Staff members from the fields of Electrical engineering/design Project planning Machine application Commissioning Objective The participants will be capable of independently configuring the Servo Drives 9400, implementing applications and starting up the system. They will also gain comprehensive knowledge of how to operate Lenze's Engineer engineering software. Training content Presentation of the Servo Drives 9400 Project planning, installation and operation Commissioning and adapting pre-made applications Parameter setting, diagnostics and error correction using the keypad and Engineer Basic drive functions and modes of motor operation Creating and configuring your own applications using the function block editor Integrating the Servo Drives 9400 into CAN networks and configuring multi-axis applications The basics of positioning technology and resolving positioning tasks Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 3 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 1,350 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 21/61

22 Commissioning and application training Training dates Servo Drives 9400 Location Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 02nd-04th 94_A.01.DE March 15th-17th 94_A.02.DE April May 10th-12th 94_A.03.DE June 14th-16th 94_A.04.DE July August 23rd-25th 94_A.05.DE September 27th-29th 94_A.06.DE October 25th-27th 94_A.07.DE November December 13th-15th 94_A.08.DE Location Austria Asten Code January February 02nd-04th 94_A.01.AT March April May 10th-12th 94_A.02.AT June July 05th-07th 94_A.03.AT August September October November 15th-17th 94_A.04.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 22/61

23 Commissioning and application training Servo Drives 9400: Application Electronic CAM profiler Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Staff members from the fields of Electrical engineering/design Project planning Machine application Commissioning Objective The participants will be capable of independently configuring the Servo Drives 9400 with the application Electronic CAM profiler, implementing applications and starting up the system. They will also gain application oriented knowledge of how to effectively operate Lenze's Engineer engineering software. Prerequisites for attending this training: Participation in the training Servo Drives 9400, Commissioning and Application. Training content Basics of CAM-technology Application examples about CAM-technology Introduction to the application Electronic CAM profiler Usage of different CAM profiler functionalities Additional parameterisation and configuration of the application with the Engineer Software Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 23/61

24 Commissioning and application training Servo Drives 9400: Servo PLC Target group: Machine and system manufacturers Alongside the functionality of a servo inverter, the 9400 Servo PLC also offers the properties of a PLC that can be programmed using the industry standard IEC This training is aimed at persons who need to be able to configure and program 9400 Servo PLCs. Objective During the training, the participants will familiarise themselves with the application options of the 9400 Servo PLC. The participants will then be able to program and commission the 9400 Servo PLC using the PLC Designer programming environment. Prerequisites for attending this training: Detailed knowledge of how to use the Servo Drives 9400 HighLine Programming knowledge in line with IEC or comprehensive experience in the field of PLC programming Training content Overview of the hardware and software structure of the 9400 Servo PLC Presentation and application of the Engineer and PLC Designer software products Diagnostics options CANopen fieldbus communication Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 3 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 1,350 plus tax (VAT) s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 24/61

25 Commissioning and application training Servo Drives 9400: Safety Engineering Target group: Machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of project planning, electronics development, application and commissioning, who wish to use the safety modules of the Servo Drives 9400, integrate them into their machines and systems and adapt them to their applications. Objective The participants will be capable of configuring the Servo Drives 9400 independently with safety modules, implementing applications, commissioning the systems and ensuring service. This training builds on the "Servo Drives 9400: Commissioning & Application" course. Training content System presentation/introduction to the SM0, SM100 and SM301 safety modules Background information on safety engineering Parameter setting and configuration Commissioning, diagnostics and service Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (Austria: 1 day, 8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) (Austria: 450 plus tax (VAT)) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 25/61

26 Commissioning and application training Training dates Servo Drives 9400: Safety Engineering Location Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February March 08th-09th 94_SAF.01.DE 22nd-23rd 94_SAF.02.DE April May June July August September October November 02nd-03rd 94_SAF.03.DE 08th-09th 94_SAF.04.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February March April May 13th 94_SAF.01.AT June July August September October November 18th 94_SAF.02.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 26/61

27 Commissioning and application training PLC Designer Introduction Introduction to PLC Designer and IEC programming Logic Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of development, application, commissioning and service, who are keen to work with PLC-Designer V3 and gain some basic knowledge of IEC programming. Objective The participants will gain technical knowledge on how to apply, program, commission and use the diagnostics options of PLC Designer. They will learn the basics of how to use this product and perform IEC programming. Training content Introduction to the 3200 C controller, p500 panel controller and the central I/O System 1000 Structure of PLC Designer V3 Creating a standard project with I/O mapping and connecting to the controller Project settings, project download, boot project, source code download and upload Using libraries and the device repository Presentation of variable & data types, POUs (program, function block, function), tasks, persistent & retain variables Using monitoring, variable forces, overwriting, trace, text list, logbook Introduction to IEC programming languages, focusing on the FUP languages and structured text Using basic data structures Introduction to visualisation with the PLC Designer Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 27/61

28 Commissioning and application training Training dates PLC Designer Introduction Location Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 23rd CbA_PLC.02.DE 02nd CbA_PLC.01.DE March 15th CbA_PLC.04.DE 08th CbA_PLC.03.DE April 12th CbA_PLC.05.DE May 31st CbA_PLC.06.DE June 07th CbA_PLC.07.DE 21st CbA_PLC.09.DE July 05th CbA_PLC.08.DE August September 06th CbA_PLC.10.DE 13th CbA_PLC.11.DE October 18th CbA_PLC.12.DE November 15th CbA_PLC.14.DE December 06th CbA_PLC.13.DE Location Austria Asten Code January February March 01st CbA_PLC.01.AT April May June 07th CbA_PLC.02.AT July August September 20th CbA_PLC.03.AT October 18th CbA_PLC.04.AT November December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 28/61

29 Commissioning and application training Motion Control Introduction to controller-based Motion with the i700 servo inverter Motion Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of development and application, who integrate automation systems with the i700 servo inverters and 3200 C and/or p500 controllers into their machines and systems from a software perspective and create motion applications. Objective The "Motion Control" training is an engineering-oriented system and application training course. The participants will gain basic knowledge of how to test, evaluate and implement applications. The training creates the basis for participants to independently extend their system knowledge within the scope of projects. Note Participants should ideally complete the "PLC Designer Introduction: training module to ensure that they have the necessary knowledge before attending this course. Training content Introduction to the 3200 C controller, p500 panel controller, I/O System 1000 and controller-based motion Introduction, configuration, commissioning of i700 servo inverters, SoftMotion axis and EtherCAT fieldbus Brief introduction to PLC Designer PLCOpen blocks, motion and visualisation projects Lenze Fast Motion for positioning with the FB-AxisBasicControl and "Application Sample i700" The PLCOpen motion functions: homing, electrical shaft, cam and brake Lenze touch probe function blocks Drive and motion operating modes (csp, csv, cst) Applying a virtual axis Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 29/61

30 Commissioning and application training Training dates Motion Control Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 24th- 25th CbA_MC.02.DE 03rd- 04th CbA_MC.01.DE March 16th- 17th CbA_MC.04.DE 09th- 10th CbA_MC.03.DE April May 13th- 14th CbA_MC.05.DE June 01st- 02nd CbA_MC.06.DE 08th- 09th CbA_MC.07.DE 22nd- 23rd CbA_MC.09.DE July August 06th- 07th CbA_MC.08.DE September 07th- 08th CbA_MC.10.DE 14th- 15th CbA_MC.11.DE October 19th- 20th CbA_MC.12.DE November 16th- 17th CbA_MC.14.DE December 07th- 08th CbA_MC.13.DE Location Austria Asten Code January February March 02nd-03rd CbA_MC.01.AT April May June 08th-09th CbA_MC.02.AT July August September 21st-22nd CbA_MC.03.AT October 19th-20th CbA_MC.04.AT November December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 30/61

31 Commissioning and application training FAST Application Software Introduction to controller-based FAST Application Software with the i700 servo inverter TM Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of development and application, who are keen to integrate their machines and systems from a software perspective and create complex motion applications with technology modules in standardised software and project structures. Objective The "Lenze FAST Technology Modules" course focuses on engineering-oriented application training. After completing the training, participants should be capable of applying the technology modules, as well as understanding and exploiting their added value in a standardised software and project structure. The training creates the basis for participants to independently extend their knowledge within the scope of projects. Prerequisite for attending this course: Participation in the Lenze FAST Motion training Training content Introduction to Lenze FAST technology modules Interfaces: Principle and scalability Technology modules "Electrical Shaft, Virtual Master, FlexCam" Introduction FAST Application Template: - Elements and software structure - Machine modules and applications, communication, state machine, error handling, mechanisms during engagement - Visualisation, diagnostics and operation Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Note: In Germany the training dates are the same as those of FAST Robotics. Depending on the demand either the one day Fast Robotics training or the two days FAST Application Software training takes place. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 31/61

32 Commissioning and application training Training dates FAST Application Software Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 16th-17th CbA_FAST.01.DE March 01st-02nd CbA_FAST.02.DE April 19th-20th CbA_FAST.03.DE May June 07th-08th CbA_FAST.04.DE July 12th-13th CbA_FAST.05.DE August September 13th-14th CbA_FAST.06.DE October 25th-26th CbA_FAST.07.DE November 29th-30th CbA_FAST.08.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February March April 12th-13th CbA_FAST.01.AT May June 21st-22nd CbA_FAST.02.AT July August September October 04th-05th CbA_FAST.03.AT November December 06th-07th CbA_FAST.04.AT Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 32/61

33 Commissioning and application training FAST Robotics Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of development and application, who integrate automation systems with the i700 servo inverters and 3200 C controllers into their machines and systems from a software perspective and create robotic applications. Objective The participants learn how to commission a robotic PLC-program and how to adapt the program to individual applications requirements. Prerequisites for attending this training: Good knowledge from the training PLC Designer Introduction and Motion Control Additional recommendation for this workshop: The online robotic base training Robotic Basics Training content Initial commissioning of a customer-specific robotics application by means of practical exercises on training set-ups: Integrate and configure customer-specific kinematics Define coordinate systems and reference and commission robots Insert auxiliary axes Configure trajectories, perform movements and adapt trajectories Use technology modules Test Conveyor Tracking application Type of training: Workshop Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Note: In Germany the training dates are the same as those of FAST Application Software. Depending on the demand either the one day Fast Robotics training or the two days FAST Application Software training takes place. New * Find our online training offerings on our website via the tile link Lenze Online Training Portal. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 33/61

34 Commissioning and application training Training dates FAST Robotics Locations in Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 16th CbA_RFAST.01.DE March 01st CbA_RFAST.02.DE April 19th CbA_RFAST.03.DE May June 07th CbA_RFAST.04.DE July 12th CbA_RFAST.05.DE August September 13th CbA_RFAST.06.DE October 25th CbA_RFAST.07.DE November 29th CbA_RFAST.08.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February March 08th CbA_RFAST.01.AT April May June July August September 06th CbA_RFAST.02.AT October November 02nd CbA_RFAST.03.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 34/61

35 Commissioning and application training VisiWinNet Smart Introduction Introduction to Lenze VisiWinNet Smart with the 3200C/p500 controller Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of project planning and application, who are keen to program, commission and integrate automation systems with VisiWinNET Smart into their machines and systems. VisiWinNET Visu Objective The participants will be capable of independently configuring automation systems using VisiWinNET Smart, as well as implementing and commissioning basic applications. Training content Connection to the controller Overview of VisiWinNET Smart and further product versions Introduction to VisiWinNET Smart Editor and the Project Wizard to Form Designer and project configuration Defining internal and external (controller) variables and user controls Creating cross-references and performing troubleshooting Managing and switching between multiple languages Using alarms, trends and formulae Using user management and logbook functions Creating a basic visualisation application Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1.5 days Time Hameln: day 1: 9 am to 4.30 pm, day 2: 8.30 am to 1 pm Time Asten: day 1: 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, day 2: 8.30 am to pm Costs: 675 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 35/61

36 Commissioning and application training Training dates VisiWinNET Smart Introduction Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February 18th- 19th CbA_VWN.01.DE March 03rd- 04th CbA_VWN.02.DE 22nd- 23rd CbA_VWN.04.DE 15th- 16th CbA_VWN.03.DE April May 21st- 22nd CbA_VWN.05.DE June 09th- 10th CbA_VWN.06.DE 16th- 17th CbA_VWN.07.DE 28th- 29th CbA_VWN.09.DE July August 14th- 15th CbA_VWN.08.DE September 15th- 16th CbA_VWN.10.DE 27th- 28th CbA_VWN.11.DE October November 27th- 28th CbA_VWN.12.DE December 01st- 02nd CbA_VWN.14.DE 13th- 14th CbA_VWN.13.DE Location Austria Asten Code January 28th-29th CbA_VWN.01.AT February March April 07th-08th CbA_VWN.02.AT May June July August September 15th-16th CbA_VWN.03.AT October November 10th-11th CbA_VWN.04.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 36/61

37 Commissioning and application training FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML Introduction to Controller-based FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML with Servo-Inverter i700 Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers The training is aimed at persons from the fields of development and application, who are keen to integrate their machines and systems from a software perspective and to use standardised software and project structures, as well as defined Application Templates for this. Objective The "FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML " training is softwareoriented application training. After completing the training, participants should be capable of using the Lenze FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML with its software project structures and functionalities and also understand the added value associated with this. The training creates the basis for participants to independently extend their system knowledge within the scope of projects. Prerequisite for attending this course Participation in the PLC Designer Introduction training Training content Introduction to the FAST Application Template OMAC/PackML - Elements and software structure - Machine modules and applications, communication, state machine, error handling and mechanisms during engagement/disengagement Visualisation, diagnostics, handling Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) : on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 37/61

38 Commissioning and application training PLC Designer OOP Introduction to Object Orientated Programming OOP Logic Target group: Machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed for programmers who want to comprehend the potential of OOP and use this within the PLC Designer programming Tool. Objective In the end the participants are familiar with the possibilities of Object Oriented Programming as addition to the standard IEC Programming. The different keywords will be explained so that the participants can understand these within the code. Prerequisite for attending this course Participation in the PLC Designer Introduction training Training content Introduction to object orientated programming - Methods, Properties, Inheritance, Interfaces - User-defined data structures Practical exercises Duration: 1.5 days Time Hameln: day 1: 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, day 2: 8.30 am to pm Time Asten: day 1: 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, day 2: 8.30 am to pm Costs: 675 plus tax (VAT) s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 38/61

39 Commissioning and application training Fieldbus Basics Basics of fieldbuses by the examples of Profibus-DP, CANopen, ProfiNet und EtherCAT Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufactures The training is aimed at persons from the fields of development, application, commissioning and servicing, who would like to learn about basics, projecting and application of fieldbus systems. Objective The participants are able to project, commission and to diagnose te fieldbus systems. Training content Brief introduction to the background of fieldbus technology Technology of Fieldbus Systems Commissioning and diagnostics of fieldbus systems Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 39/61

40 Service training Service training Inverter i500 Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of operation, maintenance and servicing. New Objective The participants learn how to run diagnostics and how to eliminate faults, use the keypad, the EASY Starter and further engineering tools in order to eliminate faults. Prerequisites for attending this training: The free online training Inverter i500 Basics is recommended for this workshop. Training content Practice: Detecting errors and eliminating faults using different engineering tools (Keypad, PC): Operation of keypad and EASY Starter when service is required Diagnostic options (Status LEDs, error messages, history memory, Trend) Data backup and recovery Facts about firmware compatibility and user settings Type of training: Workshop Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below Note: This training is also offered as Online Training. In Germany these workshops will not take place before June. * Find our online training offerings on our website via the tile link Lenze Online Training Portal. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 40/61

41 Service training Training dates Inverter i500 Locations in Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January February March April May June 22nd I5_S.01.DE July August 19th I5_S.02.DE September October 21st I5_S.04.DE 07th I5_S.03.DE November December 09th I5_S.05.DE Location Austria Asten Code January February March 17th I5_S.01.AT April May June 16th I5_S.02.AT July August September 29th I5_S.03.AT October November December 01st I5_S.04.AT Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 41/61

42 Service training Inverter Drives 8400 Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers The "Inverter Drives 8400: Service" training is aimed at persons from the fields of operation, maintenance and servicing. Objective In this training course, participants will learn the basics of installing and servicing the Inverter Drives They will gain technical knowledge on Diagnostics and eliminating malfunctions (troubleshooting) Using the keypad, EASY Starter and Engineer Training content Accessing parameters and exporting status information to the Inverter Drives 8400 using the keypad Diagnostics with the EASY Starter and Engineer software packages (device statuses, error responses, logbook, trend, data logger) Commissioning specified user parameter settings Steps for complete data backup "Device replacement" during servicing Useful information on installation and operation Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below s Gräfelfing, Herborn und Neukirchen-Vluyn: on demand Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 42/61

43 Service training Training dates Inverter Drives 8400 Location Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 12th 84_S.01.DE February March 10th 84_S.02.DE April 05th 84_S.03.DE May 31st 84_S.04.DE June July August 09th 84_S.05.DE September 27th 84_S.07.DE 13th 84_S.06.DE October November 29th 84_S.08.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February March 15th 84_S.01.AT April May June 14th 84_S.02.AT July August September 27th 84_S.03.AT October November 29th 84_S.04.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 43/61

44 Service training Servo Drives 9400 Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of operation, maintenance and servicing. Objective In this training course, participants will learn the basics of how to install and service the Servo Drives They will gain technical knowledge on Diagnostics and eliminating malfunctions (troubleshooting) on the Servo Drives 9400 Using the keypad Using EASY Starter and Engineer Training content Accessing parameters and exporting status information to the Servo Drives 9400 using the keypad Diagnostics with the EASY Starter and Engineer (device statuses, error responses, logbook, service register, trend, data logger, oscilloscope) Commissioning pre-made applications Steps for complete data backup (e.g. for altered parameter setting in the device) "Device replacement" during servicing Useful information on installation and operation Checking and optimising the motor control Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below s Gräfelfing, Herborn und Neukirchen-Vluyn: on demand Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 44/61

45 Service training Training dates Inverter Drives 9400 Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 13th 94_S.01.DE February March 11th 94_S.02.DE April 06th 94_S.03.DE May June 01st 94_S.04.DE July August 10th 94_S.05.DE September 28th 94_S.07.DE 14th 94_S.06.DE October November 30th 94_S.08.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February March 16th 94_S.01.AT April May June 15th 94_S.02.AT July August September 28th 94_S.03.AT October November 30th 94_S.04.AT December Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 45/61

46 Service training Inverter Drives 8200 vector and 8200 motec Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of commissioning, service and project planning. Objective In this training course, participants will learn the basics of installing, commissioning, operation and servicing the inverter drives vector and 8200 motec. They will gain the technical knowledge necessary for commissioning, parameter setting and eliminating faults on drives. Training content Basics of electromagnetic compatibility Installing and commissioning the devices Setting parameters, diagnostics and elimination of errors with Keypad and Lenze PC software Global Drive Control (GDC) Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 14th 82_S.01.DE February 25th 82_S.02.DE March April 07th 82_S.03.DE May June 02nd 82_S.04.DE July August 11th 82_S.05.DE September 29th 82_S.07.DE 15th 82_S.06.DE October November December 01st 82_S.08.DE Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 46/61

47 Service training Servo Drives 9300 Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers This training is aimed at persons from the fields of commissioning, service and project planning. Objective In this training course, participants will learn the basics of how to install and service the Servo Drives They will gain technical knowledge on the commissioning, parameterisation and error elimination on the drives. Training content Overview of drive system Installation and commissioning servo inverter 9300 Setting parameters, diagnostics and elimination of errors with Keypad and Lenze PC software Global Drive Control (GDC) Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 1 day Costs: 450 plus tax (VAT) Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 15th 93_S.01.DE February 26th 93_S.02.DE March April 08th 93_S.03.DE May June 03rd 93_S.04.DE July August 12th 93_S.05.DE September 30th 93_S.07.DE 16th 93_S.06.DE October November December 02nd 93_S.08.DE Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 47/61

48 Service training Controller-based Automation: Service & Commissioning Service & commissioning of the controller 3200 C / c300/ p500 / p300 and the servo-inverter i700 Target group: Machine operators This training is aimed at persons from the fields of commissioning and service. Objective In this training course, participants will learn the basics of installing, commissioning, operating and servicing the controller, the servo-inverters i700 and the EtherCAT field bus. They will gain the technical knowledge necessary for commissioning, parameter setting and eliminating faults on the systems. Training content day 1 (target groups service & commissioning) Brief introduction of controller, servo-inverter and EtherCAT Diagnostics and elimination of errors (focus Easy Starter) Replacement and backup of the devices Practical exercises on the training equipment Training content day 2(target group commissioning) Mounting and commissioning of the systems Parameterisation, optimisation and advanced diagnostics (focus PLC Designer) Practical exercises on the training equipment Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: see table below s Gräfelfing, Herborn und Neukirchen-Vluyn: on demand Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 48/61

49 Service training Training dates Controller-based Automation Locations Germany Hameln Gräfelfing Herborn Neukirchen-Vluyn Stuttgart Code Code Code Code Code January 26th-27th CbA_S.01.DE February 16th-17th CbA_S.02.DE March April 05th-06th CbA_S.03.DE May 24th-25th CbA_S.04.DE June July 19th-20th CbA_S.05.DE August 30th-31st CbA_S.06.DE September October 11th-12th CbA_S.07.DE November 08th-09th CbA_S.08.DE December Location Austria Asten Code January February 24th-25th CbA_S.01.AT March April May 24th-25th CbA_S.02.AT June July August September October 11th-12th CbA_S.03.AT November December Special topics Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 49/61

50 Special topics Drive Solution Designer Target group: Machine operators and machine and system manufacturers Staff at manufacturers or users of machines/systems that work in the fields of development, project planning or general planning Objective This training offers participants a detailed overview of the software's functions. Participants will learn how to use the software and then be able to perform dimensioning autonomously for Lenze drive systems in their field. Equipment The participants are requested to bring a suitable laptop with them to the training course (operating system: Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8, minimum 1 GB RAM) Training content DSD A link in the engineering chain DSD software (structure and architecture) The user interface of the DSD Preparing projects Program flow in the DSD Results and logs Motion planning in the DSD Basic multi-axis designs Analysing and optimising designs A large number of application-oriented training exercises Duration: 2 days (8.30 am to 4.30 pm) Costs: 900 plus tax (VAT) s: on demand Contact person for technical issues (Germany) Lenze LEV Thomas Molden Thomas.Molden@lenze.com Contact person for technical issues (Austria) Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Karsten Lüchtefeld Karsten.Luechtefeld@lenze.com Further information Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 50/61

51 Service training Registration and participation conditions, fees Fees The fee for training courses is 450 plus tax (VAT) per day and participant. The fee is reduced to 400 per participant when two or more persons from one company take part in the training The fee is reduced to 350 per participant when five or more persons from one company take part in the training The fee covers participation in the training, provision of comprehensive training documentation on a USB stick, as well as the training apparatus, a participation certificate, drinks during breaks and lunch. Registration Please make sure you register in good time using the online registration system on our website at: Alternatively, you can use the registration form printed on the following page. Once we have received your binding registration, we will send you a written confirmation of your participation. You will then receive the final invitation to the training with all the relevant details four weeks prior to the start of the respective course. Please only book the hotel, flight, train etc. after having received the invitation. Cancellation Participants may cancel up to four weeks before the start of training at no cost. Any cancellations made after this deadline will be charged at half the regular fee for attending the respective course. It is also possible to nominate a substitute participant at no extra cost. Copyright Training documents may not be duplicated or distributed to third parties without written permission from Lenze SE. Liability Lenze reserves the right to cancel training sessions in the event that an insufficient of participants registers for the training in question or for other reasons. Lenze also reserves the right to change the dates and times of training sessions. However, in such cases we will always offer you alternative times/dates. Lenze does not accept any liability for information provided during the training sessions for any damage or consequential damage that may result from the training sessions Safety instructions Participants are required to comply with the safety instructions provided for them at each laboratory workstation. Trainings venue in Germany and Austria Our training sessions are held in the Lenze Forum in Aerzen, Groß Berkel (close to Hameln), in Stuttgart, in Neukirchen Vluyn (close to Düsseldorf), in Herborn, in Gräfelfing (close to Munich) or in Asten (Austria). Information on how to reach the locations are provided on the following pages. Training times Our training sessions start at around 8.30 am and end at around 4.30 pm. The start-up trainings start at 9 am and end at 3 pm. Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 51/61

52 Further information Registration form Germany Please copy, fill out and then either fax or to: Lenze Training Center Germany Phone: +49 (0) Telefax: +49 (0) Company: Contact(s) Address line 1: Postal code/city: Tel.: Fax: I hereby register myself / us for the following training sessions: First name and surname Code Place, date Signature: Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 52/61

53 Further information Registration form Austria Please copy, fill out and then either fax or to: Lenze Training Center Austria Phone: +43 (0) Telefax: +43 (0) Company: Contact(s) Address line 1: Postal code/city: Tel.: Fax: I hereby register myself / us for the following training sessions: First name and surname Code Place, date Signature: Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 53/61

54 Further information Travel directions Lenze Forum Aerzen (Groß-Berkel) close to Hameln Address Lenze SE Hans-Lenze-Straße Aerzen District Groß Berkel (directly on the B 1) Phone: + 49 (0) Arrival by train and bus Target station Hameln, Train schedule under Bus number 30 to Groß Berkel, bus stop Freiheit Bus schedule under Arrival by car Departing from the Ruhr Area Autobahn A 44 till intersection Wünnenberg Haaren Autobahn A 33 till exit Paderborn-Elsen, (26) Bundesstraße B 1, ca. 60 km till Aerzen (Groß Berkel) Departing from the north/east of Germany Autobahn A 7 till junction Hannover-Nord Autobahn A 352 till junction Hannover-West Autobahn A 2 till exit Lauenau, (37) Bundesstraßen B 442 and B 217 till Hameln Bundesstraße B 1, ca. 5 km till Aerzen (Groß Berkel) Departing from the north-west of Germany via Osnabrück Autobahn A 30 till Bad Oeynhausen Autobahn A 2 till exit Bad Eilsen, (35) Bundesstraße B 83 till Hameln Bundesstraße B 1, ca. 5 km till Aerzen (Groß Berkel) Departing from the middle/south of Germany Autobahn A 7 till Kasseler Kreuz Autobahn A 44 till exit Warburg, (65) Bundesstraße B 252 till Blomberg Bundesstraße B 1, ca. 25 km till Aerzen (Groß Berkel) Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 54/61

55 Further information Travel directions Lenze in Stuttgart Address Lenze Vertrieb GmbH Zettachring 2a Stuttgart-Möhringen Phone: +49 (0) Telefax: +49 (0) Arrival by car Departing from Heilbronn/Karlsruhe/Singen A8 direction Munich till exit 52 Stuttgart-Degerloch/Möhringen (Attention: double-exit) Departing from Munich A8 exit 52b Stuttgart-Degerloch For all B27 direction Stuttgart city center till exit Stuttgart-Fasanenhof Turning right at the traffic light Turning right at Lidl (not through the roundabout) and following Schelmenwasenstraße Turning right at the end of Schelmenwasenstraße on Zettachring Parking lots directly in front of house Nr. 2a Further reserved parking lots are provided in the underground car park. Please use entry B-Lenze Forum You will find us on the forth floor Departing from the city center of Stuttgart B27 till exit Fasanenhof Turning left at the exit Turning right at Lidl (not through the roundabout) and following Schelmenwasenstraße Turning right at the end of Schelmenwasenstraße on Zettachring Parking lots directly in front of house Nr. 2a Further reserved parking lots are provided in the underground car park. Please use entry B-Lenze Forum You will find us on the forth floor Arrival by public transport From Stuttgart Hbf. with urban railway U6 (Direction Fasanenhof) Last stop Fasanenhof/ Schelmenwasen (Business-Park) About 5 minutes on foot to Zettachring 2a Please use entry B-Lenze Forum You will find us on the forth floor Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 55/61

56 Further information Travel directions Lenze in Stuttgart Hotels Mercure Hotel Stuttgart Airport Messe Eichwiesenring 1/ Stuttgart Phone: +49 (0) 711/ Telefax: +49 (0) 711/ NH Hotel Stuttgart Airport Bonländer Hauptstraße Stuttgart Phone: +49 (0) 711/ Telefax: +49 (0) 711/ Waldhotel Stuttgart Guts-Muths-Weg Stuttgart-Degerloch Phone: +49 (0) 711/ Telefax: +49 (0) 711/ Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 56/61

57 Further information Travel directions Lenze in Asten (Austria) Address Lenze Antriebstechnik GmbH Frau Nicole Mantzos Ipf-Landesstraße 1 A-4481 Asten Phone: +43 (0) 7224 / Telefax: +43 (0) 7224 / training.at@lenze.com Arrival by car: Autobahn A1 Westautobahn - exit Asten / St. Florian Departing from Autobahn A1 pass through the roundabout Hotels Guesthouse "zur Kanne" Family Koppler Marktplatz Sankt Florian Phone: +43 (0) / Telefax: +43 (0) / Gösser Bräu Eisenstraße Thaling Phone: +43 (0) / Telefax: +43 (0) / Lenze Training Centre Version: 1.1 Training catalogue 2016 Page 57/61