MANUFACTURER: Rockwell Automation
DATE: April 20 TIME: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM ROOM: Governor A
DATE: April 21 TIME: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM ROOM: Governor A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • View a FactoryTalk View SE Application Via Your Internet Browser
   • View a Panelview Plus Application Via Your Internet Browser
   • Independent Operation Without Affecting Operator
   • Hands-On Test Drive
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Would you like to "keep tabs" on the plant floor with a real-time thin-client display from your office? Have you ever wished you could see exactly what the operator sees on his screen while trying to troubleshoot a problem remotely? Learn about and test drive our newest visualization add-on, FactoryTalk ViewPoint!
PRESENTERS: Michael Murphy, Software Product Specialist, Schaedler Yesco; Tim McCain, Information Software Regional Manager, Rockwell Automation

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MANUFACTURER: Rockwell Automation
DATE: April 20 TIME: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM ROOM: Veranda
DATE: April 21 TIME: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM ROOM: Veranda
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Introduce New Kinetix 6200 and 6500 Families
   • Linear Motors
   • Introduce New Kinetix 300 Ethernet Indexer
   • Hands-On Lab: Kinetix 300
   • CIP Motion Control
   • Hands-On Lab: Sercos Drives
   • Introduce MPM and Direct Drive Motors
   • Hands-On Lab: CIP Motion
COURSE DESCRIPTION: In this lab, we will use RSLOGIX 5000 software (V18) as a single software tool to implement a scalable motion solution. Upon completion of the lab, you will gain a better understanding of how AOP and CIP motion can solve your motion applications.
PRESENTERS: Kevin Miller, Motion Control Sales Engineer, Schaedler Yesco; Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect, Rockwell Automation

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MANUFACTURER: Hubbell Inc. Wiring Device-Kellems Div
DATE: April 20 TIME: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ROOM: Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Smart Technology for Today's Needs
   • How to Select the Right Technology for Applications
   • ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1 Energy Code
   • Daylight Harvesting
   • LEED
   • Utility Incentives
   • Installation Tips
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Course is designed to help identify and simplify the latest Occupancy Sensor technologies and how to apply them to get the maximum return. It will examine the ways in which sensors can save energy and provide sustainability by automatically turning off lights when a room is vacant and turning them on when a room is occupied. Solutions for various building types will be offered and tips for common installations will be provided.
PRESENTERS: Fred Lehman, Sr. Territory Manager, Hubbell, Inc; Neal Grove, Territory Manager, Hubbell, Inc.

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MANUFACTURER: Spears Mfg. Co. (IPS)
DATE: April 20 TIME: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ROOM: Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Preparation
   • Cutting
   • Application
   • Set and Cure
   • Dos & Don'ts
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Course will include material properties, choosing the right material, and avoiding common mistakes. A basic description of specialty systems and components will be given. In addition to appropriate applications of PVC & CPVC, design and installation considerations will be discussed. Attendees can expect to leave the course having a better understanding of these materials and their benefits (it's more than cost!). Proper joining technique for solvent weld and threaded connections will be demonstrated. Participants will be entered into a drawing for a PVC joining tool kit. Presenter has over 18 years in the plastics manufacturing industry.
PRESENTER: Lici Resch, Technical Representative, Spears Mfg. Co.

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MANUFACTURER: Watson McDaniel (IPS)
DATE: April 20 TIME: 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM ROOM: Keystone A
DATE: April 21 TIME: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM ROOM: Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Why Recover Condensate?
   • Installations
   • How to Recover Condensate
   • Sizing
   • What is a Pressure Motive Pump?
   • Troubleshooting
   • Applications
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn the operation of condensate recovery equipment with a focus on Pressure Motive Condensate Pumps. Take a closer look at possible system issues dealing with Pressure Motive Condensate Pumps, including “Stall” situations and Open vs. Closed Systems.
PRESENTERS: Joe Prindible, Technical Representative, Watson McDaniel

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MANUFACTURER: Luxon Video
DATE: April 21 TIME: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ROOM: Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Understanding the Science Behind Video Surveillance, its Capabilities, and Limitations
   • Having a Working Knowledge of Surveillance Topics Including Relevant Jargon
   • Understanding the Benefits of Various Luxon Video Surveillance Features
   • The Purpose, Benefits and Process of a Customer Site Survey
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Demand for Video Surveillance equipment is on the rise and with the Surveillance market predicted to triple its annual revenue over the next few years, more companies are starting to participate in meeting that growing demand. Luxon Video has carved out a unique position in the industry as the only surveillance equipment manufacturer to train and support electrical distributors and their clientele. Those who attend this seminar will learn what is required for an effective surveillance system including infrastructure, power and video transmission methodologies and limitations, camera and lens selection criteria, the when, where, how & why of various camera features, recording principles, DVR options, and more.
PRESENTER: Jeff Hope, Regional Sales Manager, Luxon Video

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MANUFACTURER: Rockwell Automation
DATE: April 21 TIME: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ROOM: Keystone E
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Demonstration of Integrated Architecture Features
   • Direct Referenced Tags, Common Database
   • Integrated Drive Profiles
   • Motion Instructions
   • Ethernet Switch Integration
COURSE DESCRIPTION: See the true benefits and features available from Rockwell’s Integrated Architecture model. You will see the benefits of Profiles that allow you to seamlessly integrate peripheral products into a Logix based controller. Witness the ease of adding a PowerFlex drive into the Logix processor and then configuring the drive parameters without ever leaving the RSLogix 5000 software environment. Best Practices for Applying EtherNet/IP in Plant-Wide Applications
PRESENTERS: Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect, Rockwell Automation; Stephen Smith, PLC Systems Eng, Schaedler Yesco

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MANUFACTURER: Wardflex
DATE: April 20 TIME: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ROOM: Keystone A
DATE: April 21 TIME: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM ROOM: Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Review of CSST design and concept
   • Jobsite Evaluation
   • Load Sizing and Installation Techniques
   • Certification Examination
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to train and certify installing contractors to install and service Wardflex CSST gas systems.
PRESENTER: John Snyder, Sales Assoc., Harry Eklof & Assoc.

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MANUFACTURER: Grace Engineered Products, Inc.
DATE: April 20 TIME: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM ROOM: Keystone C
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Overview of NFPA 70E - Arc Flash
   • The Hierarchy of Risk Control
   • Typical Causes of Arc Flash
   • The Use of Programming Ports
   • Voltage Detectors
   • Working Inside A "Dead Panel"
   • Mechanical Lock Out Tag Out
   • Temporary C.B. Panel Covers
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course first reviews the main causes of arc flash incidents and NFPA70E regulations that apply. Next it details the features and benefits of Voltage Detectors to enhance mechanical lock out - tag out (LOTO). A discussion of Risk Control methods follows. The course concludes with a description of new potential Electrical LOTO methods.
PRESENTER: Tom Howard, Sales Manager Emeritus, Grace Engineered Products, Inc.

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MANUFACTURER: Hubbell Lighting
DATE: April 21 TIME: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ROOM: Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • Current Industry Trends (Applications)
   • New LED Standards Endorsed by the IES
   • Today's Product Selection in LEDs
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The future of lighting is like a moving target. LEDs are paving the way for all new lighting applications. This fast moving technology is intriguing to professionals that are considering new or upgrade lighting projects. Join our seminar for an overview of market trends, LED solutions, and the latest approved standards.
PRESENTER: Bill Kressler, CLEP, Regional Sales Manager, Hubbell Lighting

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MANUFACTURER: Rockwell Automation
DATE: April 20 TIME: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ROOM: Veranda
DATE: April 21 TIME: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ROOM: Veranda
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • CIP Motion
   • Compact GuardLogix
   • Reporting Enhancements
   • New Add-On Profiles
   • Configuring a Total Logix System
   • Network Layout
   • I/O Configuration
   • System Verification
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Whether you are new to RSLogix 5000 or are an experienced user, there’s something new to learn in this seminar. Featuring the latest version of RSLogix 5000 Version 18, you will have an opportunity to learn about all new features available in this release. In addition, if you are responsible for PLC systems and network layouts, Integrated Architecture Builder is for you. This package will give you a complete system design including backplane power calculations and network topology.
PRESENTER: Darryl Jacobs, Solution Architect, Rockwell Automation

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MANUFACTURER: Cocciardi & Associates
DATE: April 21 TIME: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ROOM: Keystone C
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
   • What is it: Am I required to have one and what are the benefits?
   • Who and what is covered: The activities, tasks, and locations impacted
   • What does it look like: The elements of a quality Electrical Safety Program
   • How do I get started implementing my program and get buy in from the employees?
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will cover the who, what, and hows of setting up your own written electrical safety program including task identification, suggested elements, and training staff on required procedures.
PRESENTERS: Steve Strayer, MEPC, CIH, CSP, REHS, RS, Senior Professional, Cocciardi and Associates; Rick Hoover, PE, CEM, CPMM, Energy Management Group

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