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Discover more about PROFINET
Improve your knowledge about the use of PROFINET in automation technology.
Learn about the importance of PROFINET in automation technology. Special features such as cabling or diagnostics are looked at in more detail with the aid of examples in the practice modules. You will need around 45 minutes to complete the individual learning modules. Basic knowledge of Ethernet is an advantage.
E-Learning: PROFINET basics
Everything you need to know for a basic understanding of PROFINET I/O technology. Interesting examples of use from industry illustrate the advantages and product portfolio of PROFINET. The ideal introduction!
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PROFINET practice module 1
What is a PROFINET I/O controller, what is an I/O device? Find out in this virtual test environment, which has been developed based on a real, functional demo case. You will learn about the advantages of PROFINET – and how they can be used in day-to-day practice!
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PROFINET practice module 2
Further your knowledge of PROFINET and develop your skills! Here you will learn how the switch can be an active device in an existing application.
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PROFINET practice module 3
In the third practice module of the PROFINET series, you will learn about additional functions. For example, precise diagnostics and advanced alarm functions. You will also found out how the redundancy in PROFINET networks provides support.
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PROFINET practice module 4
More flexible application thanks to the integration of wireless technology. Differences between Bluetooth and WLAN defined transmission standards: you'll be a PROFINET specialist once you complete practice module 4 in this series!
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Axioline F – PROFINET
In this tutorial we will show you how to parameterize an Axioline F PROFINET station in the TIA Portal V13 from Siemens and diagnose possible errors.
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