Shane Welcher

The key to learning PLC programming or PLC troubleshooting is staying active with topics that interest you and are relevant in your current role or in a career that you may be trying to achieve. Website: https://onlineplcsupport.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ShaneWelcher Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/shanewelcher Structured Paid Training Platform: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ I was tired when making this video, there is a typo & if you catch it then email me at Shane@OnlinePLCsupport.com then I will provide the first 10 people a free gift. I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #learnprogramming #PLC #plcprogramming

FactoryTalk SE Distributed Application Manager - How to use the HMI backup & the HMI restore in under 13 minutes. FactoryTalk View Studio 10 to FactoryTalk View Studio 12 conversion. And people say Rockwell Automation doesn't listen to their customers...check out this improvement, it made my job so much easier. Huge shout out to the Rockwell engineers for their work on this tool. 0:00 Introduction to the FactoryTalk SE Distributed Application Manager 1:35 Create a Backup - HMI Application Backup Procedure 3:15 Location of the HMI backup - Archives 3:45 Moving the HMI application to a new computer 4:50 Restoring the HMI application in FactoryTalk View Studio 12 6:50 Testing our HMI application 10:25 Discussing FactoryTalk Linx set up 12:25 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #ApplicationManager #HMI #HMIbackups

Quick Fix for FactoryTalk View Studio HMI Tag Alarms No Longer Supported makes this process easy to understand from what to do & how to fix it. What will you learn in this video? -What HMI tag Alarms are -How to use the Alarm Migration Tool in FactoryTalk View -How to Build an alarms and events server -How to test the alarms and events Watch the whole video to see how to correct the HMI application along with testing it to double-check your work for reliability. 0:00 Legacy HMI tags alarms no longer used 1:00 What is an HMI Tag Alarm 2:05 Using FactoryTalk View Alarm Migration Tool 5:00 Adding a FactoryTalk Tag Alarm and Events Sever 5:45 Importing Migrated Alarms into Alarms and Events Server 7:50 Using Alarm Classes FactoryTalk Alarms and Events Summary Screen 15:10 How to test the new Alarm and Events Alarms 17:15 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #HMItags #HMItagAlarms #FactoryTalkAlarmsAndEvents

A built-in method to recover from a process upset using Rockwell Automation's Studio 5000 sequential function chart. 0:00 Process Upset Overview Talk 0:34 SFC Initial Step 1:00 Controller properties 1:10 SFC Execution 1:20 Restart at Initial Step 1:50 Testing the Initial Step Restart During Process Upset 2:30 Requires Being Offline During Change 3:50 Auto-Scroll the SFC Logic 4:20 Recommended Videos for You I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #SequentialFunctionChart #SFC #Studio5000

Using a sequential function chart to program plc logic for the scope of work that controls a robot to pick up an engine & place it in a crate. Sequential function charts are a step & transition model of plc logic. There are four common plc programming languages: - Ladder Logic - Function Block - Structured Text - Sequential Function Chart 0:00 SFC Machine Scope Of Work 1:00 machine Stop (Aka - Safe, Controlled State) 2:00 Explaining the Sequential Function Chart Logic 3:00 Auto-Scroll the SFC logic 4:20 How this machine's SFC Logic Works 4:50 Viewing the Devices for the Programmed Logic 5:55 SFC Transition 5 Statement Explained 6:30 Crate Photo-Eye Device Explanation 7:40 Machine Scope of Work - Overhead View 10:10 Restart in Initial Step Feature 12:15 SFC Recovery - Machine Upset Test 13:55 Three Important Factors In What PLC language to Use 16:30 Recommended Videos for You EasyPLC Machine Simulator Using Studio 5000 Rslinx OPC | Robot Cell Example https://youtu.be/q-aGkymnaL8 I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #SequentialFunctionChart #SFC #Studio5000

Rockwell Automation's Sequential Function Chart programming is a step to transition model logical use just as standard ladder logic control theory. In this video, we show a simple box sorting conveyor system that uses a pusher to push the larger boxes to another conveyor while the shorter boxes continue through. 0:00 Quick SFC Example Walk-Through 1:20 How a Sequential Function Chart Works 2:35 SFC Branch Transition 3:20 Explaining the logic while the machine runs 5:10 Testing the Stop Pushbutton 7:45 Recommended video for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #SequentialFunctionChart #SFC #Studio5000

Programming PLC logic for a simple conveyor using a sequential function chart to give a clear understanding of the way they work. Following a step & transition method to achieve the goal of making the machine per design. (AKA -Scope of Work) 0:00 SFC Overview 0:25 Ladder, Structured Text, Function Block recap 1:40 Explaining the Sequential Function Chart logic 1:55 Step_001 with Action_001 logic 2:25 Transitions - Explaining Tran_001 logic 2:40 Re-cap of the first step & transition 3:05 Explaining Step_002 Logic 4:05 How a transition works in a sequential function chart 4:50 Testing a process upset 6:05 Re-cap of all four PLC programming languages 7:30 Recommended videos for you PLC Programming Function Block - Conveyor Box Controls https://youtu.be/nBbZgbiAZ8o PLC Programming Ladder Logic - Conveyor Box Controls (4-20-2022) https://youtu.be/jmzsHY_Zwkc PLC Programming Structured Text - Conveyor Box Controls https://youtu.be/zQwKV1NTvtU PLC Programming Sequential Function Chart - Conveyor Box Controls https://youtu.be/bjFrgtFlSsY Read our article: https://onlineplcsupport.com/the-four-plc-programming-languages/ I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #SequentialFunctionChart #SFC #Studio5000

An example of structured text programming using Rockwell Automation's Studio 5000 version 31 for a simple conveyor controlling a box transfer for general knowledge growth in plc programming. 0:00 Structured Text Overview Example Intro 0:45 Ladder version, function block version, & Structured Text version 1:30 Explaining structured text programming 3:50 Structured Text View Data Tool 5:20 Testing the starting plc logic 7:40 Tag changes for OPC topic clarity 9:20 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #ProgrammingStructuredText #StructuredText

If you watch the function block plc programming video, this video picks up where that one left off to teach a ladder logic version of the same exact plc logic theory. Watch PLC Programming Function Block - Conveyor Box https://youtu.be/nBbZgbiAZ8o 0:00 Explaining the Ladder Logic Version 0:45 Ladder Logic side-by-side machine view 1:00 How the ladder logic works 1:30 Logical latching - How it Works 2:45 Talk about all four PLC programming languages 4:20 Three Important PLC programming practices 6:35 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #PLCladderLogic #LadderLogic

This video shows programming a function block PLC control system to control a box on a conveyor back & forth. This guides the viewer through what it takes to use function block plc programming step by step then shows the system running at the end of the video with side-by-side views of the plc logic along with the machine simulator running. 0:00 Project overview 1:00 Changing the task to periodic timed 2:05 Best way to add a JSR 4:00 Adding the Inputs references & the Output References 6:40 Programming the Conveyor Start Logic in Function Block 9:45 Adding the reverse conveyor control logic 13:45 Adding the forward command logic for the conveyor 17:25 Downloading the plc code 18:10 Adding the OPC topic in RSLinx 19:30 Adding the OPC topic to EasyPLC machine Simulator 22:05 Testing the Function Block logic with the Machine Simulator 27:50 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #programmingFunctionBlock #FunctionBlock

In a GuardLogix plc program, you will be required to set the ownership of an I/O card to how the system works properly. This short video shows an example of that process while talking about the details. 0:00 Overview of a Safety I/O system 1:00 Safety Processor & Safety Partner 1:25 Safety I/O Ownership Configuration 2:20 Replacing a standard communication card 3:10 Safety Point I/O Ownership 5:00 About Unlocking the Safety System for Ownership 8:00 Always work from your industry safety standard 9:15 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #PlantPAX #LogixEcho #FTViewLogixEcho

The #1 question asked about when learning PLC programming is what should I use, RSLogix 5000 or Studio 5000? I answer this in detail in this short video. A quick talk about RSlogix 500 & Studio 5000 to help everyone know what is important, also to speak on the best ways to learn PLC programming from my experience. I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #LearnPLCprogramming #Studio5000 #RSlogix5000

PlantPAX 5.0 runs on FactoryTalk View Site Edition Version 12 with Studio 5000 Version 33 with a special plc processor which makes getting experience with this very limited until now. Now you can use FactoryTalk Logix Echo to fully emulate the actual real-world processor as I show in this video. Here are the download files that I used in the video. https://mmini.me/PlantPAX-5-Demo-Files 0:00 PlantPAX 5.0 System Requirements 0:50 Using FactoryTalk Logix Echo with PlantPAX 1:40 Linking FactoryTalk View Studio to PlantPAX 2:00 Our FactoryTalk Logix Echo Communication Setup 3:00 Showing the HMI Client running PlantPAX 5.0 5:00 PLC processor specs 5:40 What comes with the PlanPAX demo 5:55 How to Restore the PlantPAX 5.0 HMI application 8:00 Testing FactoryTalk Logix Echo 11:00 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #PlantPAX #LogixEcho #FTViewLogixEcho

A full tutorial about using FactoryTalk Logix Echo, new to the Rockwell Automation software family for the new L8 processors & beyond. 0:00 Explaining FactoryTalk Logix Echo 0:50 FactoryTalk Logix Echo Dashboard 2:28 Add Controller from ACD 3:40 FactoryTalk Logix Echo IP Address 4:50 Opening FactoryTalk Linx 5:40 Changing Studio 5000 Communications 6:45 Downloading the PLC program to Echo 8:40 Testing the PLC logic with FactoryTalk Logix Echo 11:50 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #FactoryTalkLogixEcho #LogixEcho #FTViewLogixEcho

RSLinx Classic and FactoryTalk Linx both have their own use cases along with similar use cases that are common between the two. Whatever the reason to change between the two, here is a quick tutorial to accomplish this in minutes. 0:00 Studio 5000 Communication Who Active 1:00 Changing to FactoryTalk Linx 2:20 Testing FactoryTalk Linx 3:35 Changing Back to RSlinx Classic 4:00 Testing RSlinx Classic 4:25 Recommended video for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #FactoryTalkLinx #RSLinxClassic

A very simple sequential function chart programming example to show a few helpful tips for beginners or even if you need a refresher as we all do from time to time. Showing SFC transitions, step timers, tag usages for stepping through the SFC, & more in a short video to help guide you in your PLC programming journey. 0:00 Adding an SFC routine 1:10 Adding a JSR for processor scanning 1:30 Explaining a Step in SFC programming 2:05 Using Time In An SFC Step for logical use 2:30 Explaining a Transition in SFC programming 3:25 SFC toolbar features 4:20 Adding an Action to an SFC Step 5:25 Turning Bits on and Off Using an SFC 7:30 Downloading to the Emulate 5000 controller 8:30 Watching the SFC working 10:35 Recommended Videos for You I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #SFC #PLCprogramming #SequentialFunctionChart

Using a Sequential Function Chart to control a machine recovery after an operator interruption from a safety door opening then returning the machine back into a normal function to resume production. A continued video from where we built the finite state machine on this machine...watch https://youtu.be/v0ArwF3XhLM for that video. Growth is from trying when everyone else is taking time off when people laugh at what you do & think it makes no sense...it is until the tides turn from all of the hard work that you build a better life. I strongly support all of you who watch my videos & who read what I am writing...thank you very much for your time & have a great day. 0:00 Overview about Our Process Recovery 0:45 Testing the Door Open Process Upset Condition 1:25 Controlling the JSR for the Sequential Function Chart 2:15 Reviewing SFC transitions 2:45 Process Recovery Testing 4:10 Explaining the Sequential Function Chart Logic 8:30 Using SFC controlled Bits In Ladder Logic 11:30 Machine Recovery Testing With SFC Logic 14:15 Recommended Videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport Here is the PLC logic file, download it & make it better. I am sure you can, we all can make progress from one another as long as we stick together as a growing team in the automation field. Download here: https://mmini.me/Recovery-PLC-Logic Note: the file is Studio 5000 version 31 #SFC #PLCprogramming #SequentialFunctionChart

PLC programming in our Pneumatic Pick & Place machine that assembles a part in two stages. Giving a clear understanding of both the way the machine works while talking through the PLC Ladder logic. The future of PLC controls is getting stringer & stringer every year, this is the exact reason why I try to share my knowledge to help as many people as I can to learn automation in the manufacturing environment. This video gives a clear understanding of a finite state machine from the view of the machine running to the ladder logic itself to show you the reason I chose to use a state machine. 0:00 Pick and Place Pneumatic System 0:26 The Starting Sequence - Yellow Light Flashing 0:37 Explaining the Machine Function 1:05 What a Finite State Machine Is in PLC Programming 2:00 Testing the Safety System - Door Opening Test 2:10 Explaining State 0 (AKA-Safe State) 2:30 Starting the Machine with the Pushbutton 3:05 Pneumatic functions of the machine 4:05 How the PLC Logic Works In-depth 9:00 Why I separate my OPC outputs commands 9:35 Watching the I/O working in Machine View 9:50 How the Gantry is commanded using analog values 10:45 Tray cylinder working with the prox switches 12:30 About RSLinx OPC Topics 14:45 Final Thoughts - Please Watch 18:45 Recommended Videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport Here is the actual PLC code from the video: https://mmini.me/Pneumatic-PLC-Studio5000-V31 Download it & make it better to challenge yourself & learn at the same time...Enjoy #Pneumaticmachine #PLCprogramming #FiniteStateMachine

When using EasyPLC with Rockwell Automation software like Studio 500 then use controller scope tags for proper communication with the OPC topic & the machine simulator driver. 0:00 Controller Scope tags vs program Scope Tags 0:40 EasyPLC Tag Requirements for Rockwell Automation OPC 1:20 Program Scope Tag Usages 2:05 Controller Scope Tags 2:45 EasyPLC Machine Simulator Driver Tags 3:50 Building the machine simulator driver 5:40 Testing the PLC Logic with the Machine 6:20 Counted parts working 6:50 Explaining the bit shift logic 7:10 Watching the machine run 8:40 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #ControllerScopeTags #ProgramScopeTags #EasyPLC

Using a bit shift left instruction in Studio 5000 with a real-world machine example to give a clear understanding of how a bit shift left works providing you watch the full video. 0:00 Bit Shift Left 0:24 Machine Overview 1:10 Our Programming Environment 1:55 Bit Shift Registery With Data 2:20 Downloading the PLC Logic 3:15 Bit Shift Registery Cleared 4:00 Loading the Machine Simulator Driver 5:15 Checking the OPC Topic 6:00 Machine & PLC Logic Side-By-Side 6:50 Fixing the E-Stop Logic 7:30 Watching the Machine Run With the PLC Logic 8:15 Photo-eye PLC Logic 8:35 Looking at The Bit Shift Left Registry 9:20 How the Bit Shift Left Works 13:05 Resetting the system 13:40 Bits Used to Spray Paint 14:40 When does the bit shift left move data 19:35 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #BitShift #BitShiftLeft #BSLinstrcution

Showing how you can read data from a Powerflex 525 drive using a message instruction in Studio 5000. In this video, we show an easy way to read the output current of the PowerFlex 525 drive, in under 15-minutes. 0:00 Powerflex 525 Connection Format 1:35 Powerflex 525 Testing 2:25 Ladder logic for a Message Instruction 3:05 Configuring a Powerflex 525 Message Instruction 5:30 Programming the Ladder Logic 7:40 Converting the output Current to the Correct Format 13:05 Recommended Videos For You I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #PowerFlex525 #MessageInstruction #OutputCurrent

Allen-Bradley Servo Order Of Operation The most reliable way to turn on a servo axis before any motion instructions are to make sure there are no faults while also double-checking that the servo has not already turned on. This can be done in many different ways so this video is for example purposes only. Just keep in mind that the two major things to verify before any motion commands turn on are that the servo is not faulted & that it is turned off. 0:00 Checking for Axis faults 1:05 Checking for Module Faults and Motion Group Faults 2:00 Adding the Motion Group Synced Bit 3:35 Creating a Servo Axis Fault For Testing 4:40 PLC Logic to Reset A Servo Axis Fault 5:30 Using Servo Action Status Bits To See If The Axis is On 6:00 Testing Motion Axis Shutdown 6:20 Resetting a Motion Axis Shutdown 7:00 Programming Ladder Logic To Run The Servo Axis 8:00 Explaining a MAJ Instruction 11:05 Programming a MAS Instruction For Motion Axis Stop 17:32 Testing A Motion Axis Fault While Running 18:24 Resetting the Servo Axis Fault and explanation I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #AxisControls #ServoControls #ServoMotion

Controller scope tags are the best for being used globally through the whole plc processor's program file & are the easiest to use when communicating to HMI systems or being used through an OPC topic. Program scope tags are best used to keep the tags usage local within that section of the plc processor's program. Program scope tags are often used for high-level modulus programming to be able to duplicate a program section and use it again within that same PLC processor. Of course, that is just one reason to use program scope tags but I thought I would give you an example of why. Both controller scope & program scope tags have their own purpose, often the reason for using one or the other is in the hand of the person programming. All videos made on YouTube are a knowledge share of information as the person has experience with that would be helpful to others but is not limited to the information being shared. There are multiple ways to accomplish a goal in plc programming so we appreciate your support. 0:00 What Are Controller Scope Tags 0:55 What Are Program Scope Tags 2:00 PLC tag types with HMI communications 4:30 Calling a program Scope tags in an HMI System 5:10 HMI Tag Structure using Controller Scope Tags 6:20 Comparing controller scope and program scope in function block 9:38 Recommended videos for you I want to apologize for my video quality on this video, I felt I could do better on explaining this topic so I will most likely replace this video in the coming future, I wanted to quickly make this to answer a YouTube comment that asked about controller scope vs program scope tags. I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #ControllerScope #ProgramScope #Studio5000

User-Defined Data Types in Studio 5000 or in RSlogix 5000 work exactly the same and are very user-friendly for those programming the PLC controls of servo motion. 0:00 Video Intro 1:35 Looking at the Instructions to use in the UDT 2:30 Reason Why We Use UDTs 2:50 Making a User-Defined Data Type 6:25 How Easy The UDT is To Use 9:30 Recommended Videos For You I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #UDT #UserDefinedDataTypes #Studio5000

Ever wanted to replace the tags in PLC routines to create new ones for modular programming? A function block PIDE chart that will be the same control theory but different tags. 0:00 Short Overview About The Process 0:45 Exporting the PLC Routine 1:00 Importing the PLC Routine 1:48 Changing the PLC Routine Name 2:05 Changing the PLC tag Names 6:11 Showing the Imported PLC Routine 6:25 Adding a JSR for the Imported Routine 8:45 Recommended videos for you I hope it helped. Thank you for watching the video. Learn, Implement, Succeed Visit: https://www.allen-bradley-plc-training.com/ Other social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-welcher-sr/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnlinePLCSupport #PLCtagReplacement #RoutineExport #RoutineImport