no where to go?

[newbeetech]

hello fellow tech's maybe this not the sight to go , but i have a faver to ask of yous, where, in the web, can i go to get a quick summery of P.L.C. ALLEN BRADLEY 500 , i took a course about 3 reas ago and now ther is an openning at work on this field i just need a queck summry , thank you so much.

[smilies]

Are you talking about PLC controllers for production machinery? That is ALL electric schematic programming and troubleshooting with knowledge of the process to be performed. The local AB supplier would be my first stop. Mostly electricians doing this because they can pull the wire and conduits as well.
I briefly tried it, but I like refrigeration better.

[snewman24]

hello fellow tech's maybe this not the sight to go , but i have a faver to ask of yous, where, in the web, can i go to get a quick summery of P.L.C. ALLEN BRADLEY 500 , i took a course about 3 reas ago and now ther is an openning at work on this field i just need a queck summry , thank you so much.

Try these:

http://www.plcs.net/contents.shtml

http://www.plcman.co.uk/plc/

And definitely download the trial version of LogixPro and practice programming again - it will refresh your memory on what you previously learned.

http://www.thelearningpit.com/