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DATE: April
16 TIME: 2:00 PM
ROOM: Keystone B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
What Lamps Need to be Recycled?
Why is Mercury Hazardous?
What Improvements Have Been Made to Reduce
the Amount of Mercury in Lamps?
What are Pennsylvanias Rules?
What Happens to Lamps, etc. that are Recycled in the U.S.?
What Happens to E-Waste Sent to China for Recycling?
COURSE DESCRIPTION: An update of the state of recycling in Pennsylvania - lamps, ballasts, and e-waste. We will show a video of e-waste recycling in China.
PRESENTER: Anthony Amaro, V.P. Business Development
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Lighting Control for Sustainable Design |
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DATE: April 15 TIME:
1:00 PM
ROOM: Keystone B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
USGBC & LEED Rating System
LEED-NC/LEED-CI Programs
Contributions from Lighting Control
Discussion of Lighting Control Applications
Meeting and/or Exceeding Code Requirements
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will review the fundamentals of the LEED Rating System and how effective use of lighting control for both electric and natural light can add value to your project. We will also have a discussion on a variety of applications that meet code requirements but also save energy and reduce operating expenses.
PRESENTER: Jeremy C. McCavera, Regional Sales Manager
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Lockout Tagout |
DATE: April 16 TIME: 11:00 AM ROOM:
Keystone B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Properly Implement a Solid Lockout Plan Based on
OSHA Regulations
Creating Your Own Control Procedure
Provide Shock Therapy to Encourage OSHA Compliance
COURSE DESCRIPTION: OSHA requires training on Lockout/Tagout at least once a year. This seminar can help fulfill this requirement. A 25-minute video entitled Lockout for Life will review tremendous special effects of how accidents occur in the workplace and how proper lockout procedures could help prevent them. An employee-friendly training handbook which outlines proper procedures will be provided. In addition, the booklet contains a quiz that can be used to document your training for OSHA.
PRESENTER: Bruce Koenecke, District Sales Manager
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Logix Hands-On Lab: Choose Any Level From Beginner to Advanced |
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  DATE: April
15 TIME: 11:30 AM ROOM:
Governor A
DATE:
April 16 TIME:
12:00 PM ROOM:
Governor A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Basic Logix Programming
Communications Setup
Program Development
Add On Instructions
Benefits of Integrated Architecture
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This selection of labs is appropriate for both beginners and advanced programmers alike; you can select the labs you wish to do based on your experience and applications. There are labs ranging from basic programming up to and including the latest enhancements in RSLogix5000 version 16. Students will have Hands On interaction with RSLogix 5000 and the associated Logix hardware. Choose from these four skill levels: Introduction to Logix, Using Add-On Instructions, Logix for Programmers, or Integrated Architecture: Putting the Pieces Together.
PRESENTER: Steve Smith, PLC Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Ron Ruth, Automation Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect, Rockwell Automation
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MicroLogix 1100 Hands-On Lab |
DATE:
April 15 TIME:
1:30 PM ROOM:
Governor A
DATE: April
16 TIME: 11:00 AM ROOM:
Governor A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
RSLogix 500 Setup
EtherNet/IP Communications
Online Editing Capability
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn to create, monitor and control a basic PLC application using a MicroLogix 1100 controller and RSLogix 500 programming software. Take advantage of the embedded EtherNet/IP, online editing and LCD screen of the 1100 to see how it can be applied in your application.
PRESENTER: Steve Smith, PLC Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect
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Motion Control Hands-On Lab: Sizing and Selection Made Easy |
DATE:
April 15 TIME:
3:00 PM ROOM:
Governor A
DATE: April
16 TIME: 10:00 AM ROOM:
Governor A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Introduction of Motion Analyzer 4.4
New Features of Motion Analyzer 4.4
Sizing a Motor for the Application (Mechanical Data, Inertia, Duty Cycle,
Vertical
Loads)
Sizing Lab & Examples
Review Solution from Lab
Components Needed for Final Solution Review with Selection Guide
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This lab exercise demonstrates the concepts of sizing servo motors for applications. During this lab you will be able to understand how Motion Analyzer can help you size a servo motor for an application and allow a selection of hardware components. Upon completion you will be able to size a servo motor for any application.
PRESENTER: Kevin Miller, Motion Control Sales Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Kerry Betz, Automation Engineer, Schaedler Yesco
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Optimized Ballast Technology for New & Existing Facilities and EPAct in 2008 &
Beyond |
DATE: April
16 TIME: 12:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Current Status of EPAct 2005
Taking Advantage of the Real Benefits of Compliance with
EPAct 2005
High Efficiency Ballasts and Understanding the Opportunities for Energy Savings
Control Your Lighting to Maximize Energy Efficiency
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will examine the status of Federal and State initiatives designed to maximize the efficiencies of commercial lighting systems in new and existing facilities. U.S. Department of Energy directives and tax incentives offer opportunities to upgrade lighting systems to save energy. Advance Transformers latest offering of high efficiency electronic ballasts provide all facilities the maximum in lighting efficiency and when combined with controllable lighting can offer the best potential savings.
PRESENTER: Rock Weinrich, End User Sales, Biben Sales
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Outside Plant Products for a Complete Tele/DataComm Solution |
 DATE:
April 15 TIME: 4:00 PM ROOM:
Keystone C
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
What Outside Plant is to the Network World
Exchange, Fiber Optic, and Other Wire & Cable
Copper & Fiber Closures, Connectors, and Entrance Protectors
Test Equipment, Tools, and Supplies
COURSE DESCRIPTION: An overview of the world of outside plant products necessary to build small and large copper/fiber data communication and telecom networks. An expert from Embarq Logistics and Premier product line will show you what you need to know and ask when you find an opportunity involving outside networks. They will also discuss typical buyers and jobs to help you identify the opportunity.
PRESENTER: Scott Kaufman, National Sales Manager
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Overcurrent & Overvoltage Protection Changes in the 2008 NEC Code |
 DATE: April 16 TIME: 9:30 AM ROOM:
Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Industrial Control Panels Redefined
Short Circuit Current Ratings are Clarified
Selective Coordination is Modified
Surge Suppressors Have Been Redefined
Modified Arc Flash Requirements
COURSE DESCRIPTION: An overview of code changes in the 2008 NEC that impact overcurrent protection devices, industrial plant floor electrical systems, and life safety. The presenter is a member of Code Making Panel 4 of the National Electrical Code.
PRESENTER: Peter Walsh, P.E., Sr. Field Engineer
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Power and Cooling Across the Enterprise |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 2:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone C
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Power Issues Facing Todays Data Centers
Cooling Issues Facing Todays Data Centers
Voice Over IP (VOIP) Challenges
Blade Servers and How They Can Change the Cooling Dynamics of Your Room
Hot Isle/Cold Isle - What are the Benefits?
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will discuss the many challenges facing IT and facilities managers with regards to power and cooling datacenters, computer rooms, and wiring closets.
PRESENTER: Brian Wood, Territory Manager; Justin Mazur, Systems Engineer
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PowerFlex Applications Hands-On Lab |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 9:30 AM ROOM:
Veranda
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
PowerFlex 70 Peer-to-Peer with DeviceNET
Intelligent Motor Control
PID Fan Control
DriveExecutive/DriveExplorer Software
Intellicenter
PowerFlex 40 Step Logic
PowerFlex 700VC Positioning
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This lab is designed for those who are familiar with programming variable frequency drives (VFD). This lab will highlight the extended features of the PowerFlex Component and Architecture Class drives. After completion, the customer will be able to program and configure various PowerFlex VFDs for more demanding applications.
PRESENTER: Rick Nusbaum, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Dan Dillon, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Paul Ricken, Power & Control Area Manager, Rockwell Automation
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PowerFlex Family Overview: How to Select a Variable Frequency Drive |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 2:30 PM ROOM:
Governor B
DATE: April
16 TIME: 11:00 AM ROOM:
Governor B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
PowerFlex Philosophy
What Are Normal Duty & Heavy Duty Ratings?
Cost & Size Versus Features
Component Class Drives
Architecture Drives
Medium Voltage Drives
PowerFlex Drives in Motor Control Center Configurations
How to Select the Best PowerFlex Drive for Your Application
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar is an overview of the PowerFlex family of Allen-Bradley variable frequency drives. Products covered will be the PowerFlex 4M, 4, 40, 40P, and 400 component class low voltage drives and the PowerFlex 70, 700, 700H, 700S architecture class low voltage as well as the PowerFlex 7000 architecture class medium voltage drives. We will also discuss PowerFlex drives in Motor Control Center (MCC) configurations. Well help you learn what you need to know and discuss how to select the best product for your needs in relation to cost versus features and benefits.
PRESENTER: Rick Nusbaum, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Dan Dillon, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Paul Ricken, Power & Control Area Manager, Rockwell Automation
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PowerFlex Variable Frequency Drive General Programming Hands-On Lab |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 11:30 AM ROOM:
Veranda
DATE:
April
16 TIME: 1:30 PM ROOM:
Veranda
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
PowerFlex Human Interface Modules
Overview of Programming
Startup Routine
Programming Component Class Drives
Programming Architecture Class Drive
Diagnostics Via the HIM
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This lab is designed to familiarize the user with the basic steps required to program various PowerFlex VFDs. Attendees will be divided into two groups and spend half the session programming component class drives and the other half architecture class drives. Attendees will use the Smart Start setup for basic drive configuration and learn to use drive diagnostic information to help eliminate startup issues. No prior experience is necessary. After completion of this seminar, the user will be able to program and configure a PowerFlex VFD.
PRESENTER: Rick Nusbaum, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Dan Dillon, Drive Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Paul Ricken, Power & Control Area Manager, Rockwell Automation
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Process Control with a Logix Processor Hands-On Lab |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 9:30 AM ROOM:
Governor A
DATE: April
16 TIME: 2:00 PM ROOM:
Governor A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Process Control in Logix Processors
Process Instructions
Program Development
PIDE
Function Block Programming
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn to solve typical process control applications using the Logix Function Block Diagramming editor and the powerful built-in process control instruction set. Come see for yourself how ControlLogix or any of the Logix processors are more than just discrete controllers.
PRESENTER: Steve Smith, PLC Systems Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Ron Ruth, Automation Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect, Rockwell Automation
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Proven Solutions for Remote Connectivity to Automation Systems |
DATE: April
16 TIME: 12:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone E
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Remote Programming
Diagnostics and Alarms
Data Collection
Data Visualization
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Monitor and manage your system from anywhere in the world. This session will highlight specific applications where remote connectivity impacted total cost of ownership, minimized downtime, and provided enhanced diagnostics.
PRESENTER: Elliot Fixler, Northeast Regional Manager
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Pump & Mechanical Seal Seminar |
DATE: April
15 TIME: 2:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
Types of Pumps (Positive Displacement, Centrifugal)
Pump Cavitation Problems
Sizing Pumps
Choosing the Correct Mechanical Seal
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The course will introduce attendees to the different types of pumps and their associated terminology. Centrifugal and Positive-Displacement pumps, packing, and types of mechanical seals will all be discussed. We will also review the application and sizing of the different types of pumps along with their suitability for different operational duties.
PRESENTER: Chris Anderson, Manufacturers Representative
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