Being trained as Certified PROFINET Engineers by Indu-Sol, your staff will gain specific expertise in planning and projecting PROFINET networks. This promotes an increased competitiveness of your business. During the 2.5-day training course the participants are educated theoretically and practically in PROFINET topics. Thereby, they can deepen their acquired knowledge in practice-oriented exercises. Finally, the participants have the opportunity to absolve the examination to become a Certified Engineer.

The training course provides advanced technical knowledge that enables your staff in planning, commissioning and maintenance of reliable networks. The content of the training and the final examination have been certified by PROFIBUS / PROFINET International (PI). After successful completion of the final test the participants receive an official certificate as a proof of their qualification as Certified PROFINET Engineer.

Theoretical part

• Introduction
  The Organisation PI (PROFIBUS & PROFINET International),
  Overview of the PROFINET fieldbus technology

• Communication models
  Horizontal and vertical communication,
  Short review of PROFIBUS,
  Objectives of PROFINET,
  ISO/OSI reference model in detail,
  Telegram structure,
  Function Classes, Conformance Classes,
  Performance Classes, Netload Classes,
  Device types

• Bit transmission
  Copper connections (ISO 11801),
  Fiber optics / POF,
  Termination resistors,
  Differential voltage,
  Half/full duplex and autonegotiation

• Data link layer
  Cut-through- and store-&-forward process,
  Media access control (MAC-adress),
  Link Layer Discovery (LLDP),
  Discovery and configuration (DCP),
  VLAN priorization according to IEEE 802.1Q

• Network layer
  IP address and subnet mask,
  Subneting / Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR),
  Router,
  Unicast / multicast / broadcast / anycast,
  Simple Network Management Protocoll (SNMP),
  Communication relationships (user data, configuration, diagnosis)

• PROFINET diagnosis
  Networkload,
  Discards / telegram gaps
  Error telegrams,
  Jitter,
  Goodput,
  Active and passive measuring,
  Troubleshooting with Wireshark,
  Automated diagnosis

Practical part

• Planning and projecting (TIA Portal)
  First steps in projecting,
  Interface selection,
  Send Cycle, SendClockFactor, ReductionRatio,
  Refresh rate and dependencies,
  Device designation,
  ET200,
  Switch management,
  Device change

• Maintenance
  PNMA II,
  PROscan® Active V2,
  PN-INspektor® NT,
  PROmanage® NT,
  Evaluation of diagnostics / GSDML

• EMC & Equipotential Bonding
  Ways of coupling,
  Leakage current paths,
  CBN and MESH BN