THE CONTROLS TRAINER TUTORIAL LIBRARY
PLC logic. Motor controls. HMI screens. Drive commissioning. Safety practice. Follow the real lesson actions, read the steps, and put the idea to work in the simulator.
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PLC & electrical · Level 1
Follow a PLC-controlled start/stop circuit from its field devices to the contactor. See the connections, understand the feedback, and practice the job in free Level 1.
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PLC & electrical · Level 2
Learn a practical diagnostic order: operator report, alarm, PLC I/O, circuit measurements, controlled repair and a functional retest. Practice on the stopped conveyor in free Level 2.
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PLC & electrical · Level 3
Connect ladder instructions to changing input bits and machine behavior. Use the Level 3 pump requirements to understand contacts, branches, output coils and a TON timer.
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Drives & HMI · Level 4
Commission the simulated conveyor drive from the motor data and work order. Follow the command sources, speed reference, operating limits and restart tests in Level 4.
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Drives & HMI · Level 9
Build an operator interface in HMI Studio and connect it to the PLC. Learn the difference between a command, an indication, an alarm acknowledgement and a machine reset.
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Safety practice · Level 1
Understand the order of energy control, then see the electrical isolation and verification actions practiced in Level 1. A machine-specific procedure determines the work on real equipment.
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Safety practice · Level 6
Follow the guard, safety relay and machine indications in Level 6. See why closing the guard, resetting the safety circuit and deliberately starting the conveyor are separate actions.
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Safety practice · Level 5
See how electrical isolation and a pneumatic cell can support an employer’s hazardous-energy training. Focus on recognizing energy sources, choosing controls and verifying the resulting state.
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Team training · Company workspace
Turn maintenance training requirements into an understandable team view. Use ControlsTrainer’s assignment-based matrix to review coverage, follow up on gaps and keep completion evidence in context.
Watch & follow the stepsSTART WITH A REAL TRAINING JOB
Build the motor-starter circuit, then diagnose a stopped conveyor. No physical PLC or vendor software required.