Course price

Before I show you the price, see what exactly you get by joining the servo drive programming course:

Teaching materials, 85 lessons in video form, explaining the basics of automation design.

Through videos, we will guide you step by step from simple issues to advanced projects

Value: 189 €

Tasks to do yourself - you will have to be creative!

Not everything in the course will be shown directly! You will have to come to some solutions on your own.

Value: 59 €

Analysis of your homework - feedback from the teachers

We check your homework and send comments to make your programs better and better!

Wartość: 149 €

Contact with instructors via the e-learning platform.

If you have any problems, feel free to write! We will dispel your doubts on an ongoing basis.

Value: 45 €

Consultations in the form of weekly live webinars

You will be able to ask questions and conduct discussions live.

Wartość: 69 €

Closed discussion forum for students

You will join the community of PLC programmers and be able to share your thoughts.
Solving problems through group work is much faster!

Value: PRICELESS

Chat for students

Casual conversations over coffee and quick solutions to quick questions.

Value: PRICELESS

Satisfaction guarantee - 14 days to return the product

We guarantee that you will be satisfied with your participation in our course.
If you don't like our training, you have 14 days to return the product - we will refund the full amount for the course. So far, no one has refunded any of our training!

Value: PRICELESS

A proven educational path for over 350 students

Over 350 automation engineers have already completed our training program in previous editions.

Value: PRICELESS

Thanks to the proven formula of our training and cost optimization, you can purchase this training for:

297 €

Opinions of students

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Hello, the course is especially helpful for people who have never been exposed to servo programming. The course gives you the basics to start programming or adjusting servo drives from the side of PLCs, in addition, in the training was presented the standard, PackML used in industry with a practical example of how to use it and integrate it with the HMI panel. An interesting feature of the course was the demonstration and description of the capabilities of the delta robot and for simulating it in the Codesys environment.
FilipServo Programming Course

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I am an automation specialist in an integrator company. I took this course related to servo programming and I must say it was a great choice. It gave me hands-on experience in the simulator, and now I can apply those skills to real-world projects.
The training materials are available for life, which allows me to go back to them when needed. We also get homework assignments to complete on our own, which makes it easy to consolidate knowledge. The support from the instructors is also at a high level, so I could count on help throughout the course.
After completing the training, I received a certificate, as well as access to a useful course group on Discord, which allows me to further develop my skills and exchange experiences with others.
Karol F.Servo Programming Course

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I've been working in maintenance for 2 years and bought access to a course on servo drives. The course was nice because I learned a lot in the simulator and now I can do it with the equipment we have in the company.
In the course we used Siemens TIA Portal and Codesys software, as well as Softmotion to learn how to program servo drives. This was very helpful. It was great that everything was in free simulators.
The teachers are also helpful. After the course, I got a certificate and was able to join a group on Discord where I can chat with other people who are learning.
Mieczysław Z.Servo Programming Course

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Finally, a course that shows multiple engineering perspectives. Why limit yourself to just one software. In the course, we used Siemens TIA Portal and Codesys to learn servo programming. In addition, we had the opportunity to learn about the Open Motion PLC library, run a Weintek panel and servo on EtherCAT, and learn how to program an application for a flying saw. All of this was available in free simulators, which made learning easy. Super job! Let's keep it up. I heartily recommend to everyone
TomekServo Programming Course

ON-LINE COURSE | Programming

Motion control – servo drives PLC programming

You will program a drive application, write a program for a manipulator, and create your own flying saw app!

What makes ControlByte programming courses so popular?

You get access to video lessons on the e-learning platform

You perform programming exercises based on provided project templates. All you need is your PC and a simulator!

You can take the training whenever and wherever you want. You can start the training at a later date.

You will have homework assignments to complete on your own!

You receive course support through Discord chat and live meetings.

“In this course, you will learn to program PLCs, even if you are new to the automation industry. All you need is a well-prepared learning path.”

Jacob K. Biedulski

Education: MSc. Automation and Robotics

Experience: 10 years

PLC projects completed: 80+

Students taught: 850+ in the past 3 years.

What will you receive after signing up for this course?

Over lessons 85 practical video lessons

Support from instructors on Discord chat and live meetings.

You will have homework to do on your own!

Certificate of course completion in English.

Configuration and commissioning of the Sinamics V90 servo drive

Module content:

Description of the drive system

Configuration of a servo drive in Sinamics V-Assistant

Starting the drive in JOG mode

Motion library instruction exercises

Module content:

MC_Power, MC_Home

MC_MoveJog, MC_MoveVelocity

MC_MoveAbsolute, MC_MoveRelative

MC_GearIn, MC_GearInPos

Drive application based on the PackML standard

Module content:

What is PackML

States and modes of machine operation

PackML-based programming exercises

Programming a flying saw

Module content:

Overview of the library and the principles of operation of the station

Drive functions performed by the station (axis synchronization)

Process parameterization

Exercises and homework

Codesys installation and virtual axis configuration

Module content:

Codesys installation

Virtual axis configuration

First traffic control program

Visualization tests in the simulator

Open Motion PLC library and PackML sequence for the machine

Module content:

Overview of function blocks from the Open Motion PLC library

Simulation of linear axis and rotary axis

Program for PackML traffic control sequence

Visualization template for axis control

Production line design at Codesys

Module content:

Create axes for feeder, robot and rotary table

Configuration of kinematics for SCARA robot

A program that supports axes in ST and FBD language

Sequence for the machine and tests on the visualization

Launching the Weintek panel and Estun servo at Codesys

Module content:

Launching the Weintek panel in Codesys

Making electrical connections between devices

PLC communication <–> EtherCAT servo amplifier

Program for the actual axis

Course content

Welcome and course plan

Join the chat for automation professionals – Discord ControlByte!

Download TIA Portal and PLCSIM Advanced, but don’t install yet…

Requirements for your PC

Codesys installation

The first program with a virtual axis

Introduction to Siemens V90 servo drive hardware

Servo amplifier configuration in Sinamics V-Assisttant software

Create a project in TIA Portal and configure the technology object – TO

Drive applications and types of engines

Structure of regulators in the drive system

Installation of TIA Portal and PLC SIM Advanced software

MC_Power simulator and manual

“In this course, you will learn to program PLCs, even if you are new to the automation industry.
All you need is a well-prepared learning path.”