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WEDNESDAY, MAY 17

Hands-on Labs

Diamond Court

Ballroom ATriple Crown Conference Room F & G Pimlico – Belmont

Aqueduct –

Churchill Downs

7:00 AM Registration and Visit Show Floor

8:00 AM L18 – PowerFlex® Drives Confi guration and Programming

L23 – Modernization from Legacy to

Contemporary Systems

L14 – Introduction to PlantPAx® Process Control System for Operations and

System Engineering

L07 – Micro800® PLC Programming with

Connected Components Workbench™ Software

L01 – Developing Safety Applications Using the GuardLogix® Integrated

Safety Controller Platform

9:30 AM Visit Show Floor


CL200 – Studio 5000® Basic/Advanced Lab (L16/L17)

L04 – FactoryTalk® View Machine Edition and

PanelView™ Plus: Introductory Lab

L02 – Applying Basic EtherNet/IP Features

in Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architectures

L22 – Deploying PlantPAx to Thin Clients with ThinManager

11:30 AM Lunch and Visit Show Floor

1:00 PM L10 – Speed Integration: CENTERLINE® MCCs,

Studio 5000® Logix Designer and IntelliCENTER® Software



L12 – FactoryTalk® View Site Edition and FactoryTalk ViewPoint: Introductory Lab

L03 – Applying Advanced EtherNet/IP Features


L09 – Developing Safety Applications Using

Guardmaster® 440C-CR30 Confi gurable Safety Relay

2:30 PM Visit Show Floor

3:00 PM L08 – Sensors for Your Architecture with IO-Link


L06 – Studio 5000 View Designer® Featured on the PanelView™ 5000

Graphic Terminals

L02 – Applying Basic EtherNet/IP Features


L11 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP: High Performance

Architecture Lab

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17

Technical Sessions

5

*Premier Session

Conference

Room C

Conference

Room A-BMonmouth Hambletonian Monticello Saratoga Foyer

Seminar

Room

7:00 AM

Registration and Visit Show Floor

8:00 AM

CT350* – Connected Enterprise Seminar

with Cisco, Microsoft,

and Panduit

8:30 AM T65 – High Performance Architecture:

Introduction and Demonstration

T99 – Review of Power Control

Harmonics, Power Factor, Distortion and Displacement

T100 – Mobility and Portability with

Today’s Rockwell Software®

T88 – Secure Network Architectures for The Connected Enterprise

T38 – Step 1: How to Start Your

Modernization

9:30 AM T71 – Endress+Hauser:

Heartbeat Technology™ – Monitor Device

and Process Health 24/7

T32 – What’s New in PowerFlex®

Drives

T30 – What’s New in Visualization

T125 – Proven Solutions for Remote

Monitoring of Automation Systems

T55 – Reducing Safety System Development

Time Using Safety Automation Builder

10:30 AM T29 – What’s New in Logix

CT357 – Fluke – Measurement

Best Practices for Troubleshooting

Motors and Drives

T01 – Data Management and Reporting Made Simple

CT355 – Grantek Systems Integration –Machine Functional

Safety, Risk Assessment and Reduction

T57 – Asset Intelligence – Transforming the Value of

Maintenance and Storeroom

11:30 AM Lunch and Visit Floor Show

1:00 PM CT352 – Automated Control Concepts –

Fragrance and Flavor Manufacturer Migrates

Legacy DCS to Rockwell Automation® Platform with No Loss

of Production Time

T67 – What’s New in Studio 5000®

T31 – What’s New in Kinetix® Motion Control

CT304 – What’s New in PlantPAx® 4.0

and PlantPAx® 5.0 Sneak Peek

T95 – Stratus Technologies:

Virtualization for The Connected Enterprise

T56 – Safety System

Development and Confi guration

Tools Overview

2:00 PM CT353 – Applied Control Engineering – What is

an ISA-S84/IEC61511 SIS and Should You

Apply One?

T108 – Modernization from Legacy to Contemporary

Systems: Overview

T133 – Physical Network Design

and Deployment –Success Stories

T76 – Discovering the Functionality

of Rockwell Automation® Library of Process Objects®

T02 – Design Considerations for Robust EtherNet/IP

Networking

T40 – Maximize Savings, Minimize

Downtime with Energy

Management

3:00 PM CT356 – Thermo Systems –Microgrid Electrical Control Design and

Deployment for Hudson Yards

T29 – What’s New in Logix

T52 – PowerFlex® Drives and

CENTERLINE® MCC Integration

into Process Applications with

PlantPAx®

T80 – RF IDeas, Inc.: Manage Operator Identifi cation and Minimize Risk of

Unauthorized Users

T03 – New Security Features Help Reduce Risk in Your Industrial

Control System

T104 – Arc Flash Hazards and Arc Resistant Equipment –

Understanding Standards and

Solutions

CT351* – Industry

Networking Event

4:00 PM T67 – What’s New in Studio 5000®

T32 – What’s New in PowerFlex®

Drives

T74 – Process Safety and Critical Control: What Solution Best Meets Your Needs

T04 – Wireless Design Considerations for

Industrial Applications

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THURSDAY, MAY 18

Hands-on Labs

Diamond Court

Ballroom ATriple Crown Conference Room F & G Pimlico – Belmont

Aqueduct –

Churchill Downs


8:00 AM L08 – Sensors for Your Architecture with IO-Link



L14 – Introduction to PlantPAx® Process Control System for

Operations and System Engineering

L07 – Micro800® PLC Programming with

Connected Components Workbench™ Software

L11 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP: High Performance

Architecture Lab

9:30 AM Visit Show Floor



L04 – FactoryTalk® View Machine Edition and

PanelView™ Plus: Introductory Lab

L02 – Applying Basic EtherNet/IP Features in Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architectures

L09 – Developing Safety Applications Using

Guardmaster® 440C-CR30 Confi gurable Safety Relay

11:30 AM Lunch and Visit Show Floor

1:00 PM L19 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP


L12 – FactoryTalk® View Site Edition and FactoryTalk ViewPoint: Introductory Lab

L03 – Applying Advanced EtherNet/IP Features in Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architectures

L15 – Tools that Simplify Product Sizing and Selection

2:30 PM Visit Show Floor

3:00 PM L19 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP


L06 – Studio 5000 View Designer® Featured on the PanelView™ 5000

Graphic Terminals

L02 – Applying Basic EtherNet/IP Features in Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architectures

L22 – Deploying PlantPAx to Thin Clients with ThinManager

*Premier Session

THURSDAY, MAY 18

Technical Sessions

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Conference Room CConference

Room A-BMonmouth Hambletonian Monticello Saratoga

Seminar

Room


8:30 AM T65 – High Performance Architecture:

Introduction and Demonstration

T99 – Review of Power Control

Harmonics, Power Factor, Distortion and Displacement

T100 – Mobility and Portability with

Today’s Rockwell Software®

T88 – Secure Network Architectures for The Connected Enterprise

T35 – Increase Software Development Effi ciency

Using Integrated Architecture®

Application Tools

CT358* – Next Generation Smart

Machines: End-User Perspectives

9:30 AM CT355 – Grantek Systems Integration – Machine Functional

Safety, Risk Assessment and Reduction

T32 – What’s New in PowerFlex® Drives

T30 – What’s New in Visualization

T125 – Proven Solutions for Remote

Monitoring of Automation Systems

T38 – Step 1: How to Start your

Modernization

10:30 AM T71 – Endress+Hauser: Heartbeat Technology™ –

Monitor Device and Process Health 24/7


T31 – What’s New in Kinetix® Motion

Control

T95 – Stratus Technologies:

Virtualization for The Connected Enterprise

T37 – Get Ahead in the Cloud

T55 – Reducing Safety System Development

Time Using Safety Automation Builder

11:30 AM Lunch and Visit Floor Show

1:00 PM CT354 – Applied Control Engineering – Designing a Large Scale DCS Project

Using PlantPAx

T67 – What’s New in Studio 5000®

CT357 – Fluke – Measurement

Best Practices for Troubleshooting

Motors and Drives

T80 – RF IDeas, Inc.: Manage Operator Identifi cation and Minimize Risk of

Unauthorized Users

T26 – Improving Safety in The Connected

Enterprise

T57 – Asset Intelligence –

Transforming the Value of Maintenance

and Storeroom

2:00 PM CT356 – Thermo Systems – Microgrid Electrical Control

Design and Deployment for Hudson Yards

T108 – Modernization from Legacy to Contemporary

Systems: Overview

T131 – The Expansion of Ethernet and Industrial IoT –

A Practical Understanding Before You Design and Build

CT304 – What’s New in PlantPAx® 4.0

and PlantPAx® 5.0 Sneak Peek


Control System

T56 – Safety System Development and

Confi guration Tools Overview

3:00 PM CT352 – Automated Control Concepts – Fragrance

and Flavor Manufacturer Migrates Legacy DCS to

Rockwell Automation Platform with No Loss

of Production Time


T32 - What’s New in PowerFlex® Drives

T01 – Data Management and Reporting Made Simple

T83 – Easing the Deployment of

a Converged Plantwide Ethernet (CPwE) Compliant

Architecture

T28 – Introduction to GuardLogix® Integrated

Safety System

4:00 PM T67 – What’s New in Studio 5000®

T40 – Maximize Savings, Minimize

Downtime with Energy Management

T07 – Batch: What’s New and What’s Next Including

SequenceManager™

T02 – Design Considerations for Robust EtherNet/IP

Networking

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L01 – Developing Safety Applications Using the GuardLogix® Integrated Safety Controller Platform: In this lab, learn how GuardLogix® Integrated Safety Systems support intermediate level to complex safety applications – using a single controller and programming environment for safety, discrete, motion and drive functions, and with seamless connectivity to plant-wide information systems.

L02 – Applying Basic EtherNet/IP Features in Converged Plant-wide Ethernet Architectures: EtherNet/IP enables both seamless plantwide information and convergence of industrial and non-industrial network traffi c, while maintaining real-time communication for control applications. This hands-on lab covers various techniques, best practices, software and products using EtherNet/IP with Stratix® switches.

L03 – Applying Advanced EtherNet/IP Features in Converged Plantwide Ethernet Architectures: EtherNet/IP enables both seamless plant-wide information sharing and convergence of industrial and non-industrial network traffi c, while maintaining real-time communication for control applications. This hands-on lab covers various techniques, best practices, software and products using EtherNet/IP. It demonstrates Network Address Translation (NAT) in Layer 2 and Layer 3 architectures, VLAN segmentation and Connected Routing. Prior understanding of general Ethernet concepts is recommended.

L04 – FactoryTalk® View Machine Edition and PanelView™ Plus: Introductory Lab: This hands-on lab focuses on basic FactoryTalk® View Machine Edition concepts for new users. Topics include creating an application, working with displays, global objects and tags, using parameters, testing and running the application and language switching. See how features like search and replace tag and text, tag cross-reference and more, can help you to get more work done in less time.

L06 – Studio 5000 View Designer® Featured on The PanelView™ 5000 Graphic Terminals: Learn how to increase productivity with the new Studio 5000 View Designer™ software and PanelView 5500. This lab will introduce you to topics such as setting up a project, creating screens, animating graphic elements, setting up navigation, setting up basic security and downloading to a terminal. The lab will also cover new capabilities like language switching and Add-on Graphics (AOG).

L07 – Micro800® PLC Programming with Connected Components Workbench™ Software: This self-paced lab teaches how easy it is to program and confi gure a small standalone machine using the latest Connected Components Workbench™ software. The control solution will consist of a Micro800® Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), a PowerFlex® Drive, and a PanelView™ 800 HMI. Programming of advanced HMI and PLC features, including TCP/UDP sockets, is also available.

L08 – Sensors for Your Architecture with IO-Link: In this session, we will introduce smart Allen-Bradley® sensors with IO-Link technology that help enable The Connected Enterprise and provide seamless visibility of data by leveraging the Rockwell Automation® Integrated Architecture.® Attendees will experiment with these new Allen-Bradley® sensing technologies and fi nd out how they can use IO-Link specifi c features to solve sample applications.

L09 – Developing Safety Applications Using Guardmaster® 440C-CR30 Confi gurable Safety Relay: You’ll learn to use the Guardmaster® 440C-CR30 Confi gurable Safety Relay to support small to intermediate safety applications. Built to meet PLe/SIL 3 requirements, featuring 22 embedded safety I/O and a USB port, the 440C-CR30 is confi gured with Connected Components Workbench™ software. An EtherNet/IP module can communicate diagnostic information to Logix controllers.

L10 – Speed Integration: CENTERLINE® MCCs, Studio 5000® Logix Designer and IntelliCENTER® Software: Experience the ease of integrating CENTERLINE® Motor Control Centers (MCCS) with EtherNet/IP and their associated components to PowerFlex® drives and E300™ Electronic Overload Relays. Streamline your workfl ow by leveraging the simplifi ed integration of IntelliCENTER® software and Studio 5000® Logix Designer to simplify device confi guration and reduce commissioning time and errors.

L11 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP: High Performance Architecture Lab: This hands-on lab showcases how our new high performance architecture takes integrated motion on EtherNet/IP to the next level. This session will be based on the new ControlLogix® 5580 controller, 5069 Compact I/O™ and Kinetix® 5700 servo drives and demonstrates how they combine to boost motion performance to unprecedented levels.

L12 – FactoryTalk® View Site Edition and FactoryTalk® ViewPoint: Introductory Lab: If you are new to FactoryTalk® View Site Edition and FactoryTalk® ViewPoint, this hands-on lab allows you to learn about the basic capabilities and features of a FactoryTalk® View SE application for both desktop and mobile. You will build a simple application from the beginning. Topics include creating an application, adding displays, working with tags and animations, basic alarming, trending and mobility. This lab will give you a solid understanding of how a View SE HMI application works, how you can extend it mobile devices.

Hands-on Labs

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L14 – Introduction to PlantPAx® Process Control System for Operations and System Engineering: This lab examines the PlantPAx® system within a simulated plant environment through the eyes of an operator or system engineer. As an operator, learn about navigating and interfacing with key system functions in a utilities and batch area. As an engineer, execute simple confi guration changes and add a new control strategy using the Rockwell Automation Library of Process Objects.This session provides basic familiarity with the PlantPAx® system.

L15 – Tools that Simplify Product Sizing and Selection: Develop basic competency in using Integrated Architecture® Builder (IAB), Motion Analyzer (MA) and ProposalWorks™ (PW) to develop valid bills of material for projects and output reports. Attendees will learn how to confi gure systems in IAB, size a drive in MA and assemble a proposal/quote in ProposalWorks.

L18 – PowerFlex® Drives Confi guration and Programming: Learn how to quickly and easily confi gure PowerFlex® AC drives. From the built-in human interface module, to Connected Components Workbench™ software or the Rockwell Software® Studio 5000® Logix Designer, we provide you with powerful, intuitive tools to help enhance your user experience and reduce your development time so you can deliver machines faster and more effi ciently. Finally see how Automatic Device Confi guration can help save valuable time to get your machines back on line faster.

L19 – Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP: Learn how to confi gure, program, and commission a CompactLogix™ 5370 controller with integrated motion on EtherNet/IP using the new Kinetix® 5500 servo drives and PowerFlex® 527 variable frequency drives.

L22 – Deploying PlantPAx to Thin Clients with ThinManager: In this lab, attendees will discover how thin clients using remote desktop services can simplify the scaling, deployment and maintenance of a PlantPAx® system using FactoryTalk® View Site Edition. Learn how to extend these functionalities with the unique capabilities of ACP ThinManager.

L23 – Modernization from Legacy to Contemporary Systems: Users of legacy control systems employing MicroLogix,™ SLC and PLC-5® Controllers would benefi t from attending this lab as it covers tips and tools that help when migrating to ControlLogix,® CompactLogix® and Micro800® families of controllers. Topics include Selection Tools, Bill of Material conversion, Code Translation tools and other useful advice.

CL200 – Studio 5000® Basic/Advanced Lab (L16/L17): Are you new

to Logix programming or are you ready to take it to the next level? Beginners

have the option of building core capabilities and good design practices.

Advanced users can pick and choose from topics to bring your capabilities

up to expert level.

Hands-on Labs

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Technical Sessions

T01 – Data Management and Reporting Made Simple: The

integration of control data (live and historical) with business systems is

critical in today’s manufacturing environment. The seamless integration and

access of this data in a form that provides decision-making capabilities is

crucial. Rockwell Automation® helps deliver that seamless integration with

the latest releases of FactoryTalk® Historian and VantagePoint® – featuring

synchronized methodology for collecting, maintaining and analyzing

process data at each level of manufacturing operations.

T02 – Design Considerations for Robust EtherNet/IP Networking:

Top considerations that are developed by Rockwell Automation and our

partners to help you design and deploy a more scalable, robust, secure

and future-ready EtherNet/IP network infrastructure. A prior understanding

of general Ethernet concepts is recommended.


Control System: Learn how you can reduce risk and enhance protection

of your industrial control system against security threats. Discussion and

demonstration will focus on practical recommendations for installing,

commissioning and improving the security of an Integrated Architecture®

including new capabilities in Stratix® security appliances and Logix

controllers, and how to use FactoryTalk® Security to control user access

to key assets and information.

T04 – Wireless Design Considerations for Industrial Applications:

Industrial Automation and Control System (IACS) applications increasingly

use wireless LANs that require reliable data transmission with low levels

of latency and jitter. Deploying a wireless network requires thoughtful

planning and design, as well as periodic monitoring to meet expectations

for bandwidth, throughput, reliability and security.

T07 – Batch: What‘s New and What’s Next Including

SequenceManager™: Explore the new features in the Batch portfolio

focused on improving system design and operating eff ectiveness, such as

SequenceManager,™ FactoryTalk® BatchView™ Server and project delivery

tools such as the Batch Application Toolkit. See the new features and

improvements planned for FactoryTalk® Batch Version 13. Learn about the

diff erentiation between our modern approach to scalable and distributed

batch control compared to traditional systems.

T26 – Improving Safety in The Connected Enterprise: Improving

both operational excellence and worker safety are paramount to addressing

manufacturing risks. This session will discuss how safety issues can be

identifi ed by geography or machine type, operator behaviors can be

addressed and machinery safety compliance improved by utilizing data

already available in your control system.

T28 – Introduction to GuardLogix® Integrated Safety System:

In this session, you’ll be introduced to the GuardLogix® Integrated Safety

System, supporting intermediate level to complex safety applications –

using a single controller and programming environment for safety, discrete,

motion, and drive functions, and with secure, seamless connectivity to

plantwide information systems.

T29 – What’s New in Logix: Learn what’s new in our Logix control

platform. This session will cover advances in control and I/O platforms for

high performance machine control.

T30 – What’s New in Visualization: Discover new solutions that help

improve productivity by expanding connectivity and enhancing design

and maintenance tools. From machine-based operator interface to highly

networked systems, this session will focus on what’s new with the HMI and

visualization hardware and software portfolio.

T31 – What’s New in Kinetix® Motion Control: Learn what’s new in

our Kinetix® motion control platform. This session will review products and

technologies for OEMs.

T32 – What’s New in PowerFlex® Drives: Today’s portfolio of

PowerFlex® drives can do so much more than spin a motor. In this session,

you will learn about the new PowerFlex® 755T drives, Integrated Safety

options along with all the capabilities beyond motor speed and torque

control of this versatile portfolio.

T35 – Increase Software Development Effi ciency Using Integrated

Architecture® Application Tools: Learn about new and existing

Integrated Architecture® tools that can help speed implementation of your

control system in all phases of the project. From videos to manuals to simple

software applications, these tools help you understand, plan, and confi gure

an Integrated Architecture® System.

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Technical Sessions

T37 – Get Ahead in the Cloud: The value of analytics is the ability to

get ahead. Connect devices to enable secure remote access, get informed

of asset performance, and analyze the data to get ahead. Whether you’re

looking to increase output, improve quality or reduce energy usage, fi nd

out how cloud technologies can help you improve operational performance.

T38 – Step 1: How to Start Your Modernization: Are you feeling

overwhelmed at the thought of modernizing your plant? Find out how to

take the fi rst step and lay the foundation for future modernization. Learn

how you can upgrade you current control system and build out your support

program to ensure optimal operation for years to come.

T40 – Maximize Savings, Minimize Downtime with Energy

Management: Understanding power quality and energy

management information you collect can help you reduce energy costs

and reduce downtime.

T52 – PowerFlex® Drives and CENTERLINE® MCC Integration into

Process Applications with PlantPAx®: Better and smarter information is

key, and access to information is reliant on how your process control system

integrates with smart devices. This session will highlight the premier

integration experience of PlantPAx® with our power control devices –

including PowerFlex® drives and CENTERLINE® MCCs – and how this not only

reduces your time and eff ort to get your system confi gured, but can provide

operational benefi ts as well.

T55 – Reducing Safety System Development Time Using Safety

Automation Builder: You’ll learn to reduce development time of

machinery safety systems using the newly updated Safety Automation

Builder confi guration tool. Safety Automation Builder can now incorporate

RASWin software to manage the entire safety lifecycle, facilitate system

planning, help lay out safety hazards and access points, defi ne safety

functions and create a bill of material.

T56 – Safety System Development and Confi guration Tools

Overview: You’ll learn to dramatically reduce safety system development

time using the Rockwell Automation® suite of development tools. You’ll be

able to determine return on investment for safety projects, design safety

functions and systems, select appropriate safety devices, and verify that

your system meets global safety standards that are increasingly specifi ed

by manufacturers.

T57 – Asset Intelligence – Transforming the Value of Maintenance

and Storeroom: Our world is moving faster with more information

and work load than we can manage, so are you ready to get out of the

chaos? Let’s step through an MRO journey where you can act on Asset

Intelligence to improve plant productivity; utilizing smart devices, reliability

professionals and asset strategies.

T65 – High Performance Architecture: Introduction and

Demonstration: This session will introduce and demonstrate the

capabilities of our new high performance architecture. Learn how to achieve

signifi cant performance improvements with the recent additions to our

controller, networks I/O and motion portfolios.

T67 – What’s New in Studio 5000®: Attend this session to learn about

Rockwell Software® Studio 5000,® our new automation engineering and

design environment. The session will cover what Studio 5000® is, where it

is going, and how it can help reduce your engineering time, reduce risk and

increase your productivity.

T71 – Endress+Hauser: Heartbeat Technology™ – Monitor Device

and Process Health 24/7: Next generation fi eld instruments allow

diagnostics, monitoring and verifi cation functions to be seamlessly accessed

via preferred integration with PlantPAx.® Learn how Heartbeat Technology™

works for users to streamline diagnostics. See on-demand confi rmation of

operational reliability and in-situ verifi cation without process interruption.

T74 – Process Safety and Critical Control: What Solution Best Meets

Your Needs: Choosing the correct safety solution to meet availability and

safety requirements is a critical decision. In this session, we’ll explore our

process safety off erings from SIL 1 through SIL 3 to fail-safe, fault-tolerant

and triple modular redundant. We have a broad selection of scalable options

ideal for your application. Learn which option is best for you and how each

helps improve effi ciencies and performance.

T76 – Discovering the Functionality of Rockwell Automation®

Library of Process Objects®: The Library of Process Objects is a key

ingredient for providing rich PlantPAx® DCS functionality with reliable

performance. This overview of the Library includes new features along with

a demonstration of use cases for several of the objects. The Library objects’

capabilities and typical applications will be reviewed along with features

and benefi ts for users. Upcoming developments to the Library will be

discussed along with an opportunity for your input.

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Technical Sessions

T80 – RF IDeas, Inc.: Manage Operator Identifi cation and Minimize

Risk of Unauthorized Users: In a demand-driven manufacturing

environment, getting the job done quickly is tough when pushing

operations to the limit. Learn how the adoption of badge-based

authentication helps remove ineffi ciencies, increases safety and enables

granular Operator/Process/SKU reporting, driving towards meeting

operational and organizational effi ciency goals.

T83 – Easing the Deployment of a Converged Plantwide Ethernet

(CPwE) Compliant Architecture: Learn how pre-engineered IT/OT

networking packages can speed transition, reduce the risk and minimize the

support burden of network and virtualization infrastructure that is required

to enable The Connected Enterprise. This lecture includes an overview of

the Converged Plantwide Ethernet (CPwE) design guidelines demonstrates

new pre-engineered CPwE-compliant packages that help simplify industrial

network infrastructure design and deployment.

T88 – Secure Network Architectures for The Connected Enterprise:

Optimization of your Connected Enterprise requires a network architecture

that is scalable, robust, secure and future-ready. Learn about the architectural

security framework and solutions developed by Rockwell Automation® and

our partners to help improve the availability, integrity and confi dentiality

of the network architecture. A prior understanding of general Ethernet

concepts is recommended.

T95 – Stratus Technologies: Virtualization for The Connected

Enterprise: Moving toward a Connected Enterprise requires deploying

sophisticated software solutions where production assets are located.

Virtualization can help make deployment and support of these applications

much easier. Learn about virtualization and how best to implement it outside

the datacenter to support your journey to a Connected Enterprise.

T99 – Review of Power Control Harmonics, Power Factor, Distortion

and Displacement: This session will review harmonics in power systems

caused by Adjustable Speed Drives, current vectors, total power factor,

distortion and displacement power factor and their aff ect on the kW billed by

the utility. It will also provide a comparison of various harmonic mitigation

techniques used with Adjustable Speed Drives, with a focus on how they also

aff ect the power distribution system to which they are connected, including

generator supplies.

T100 – Mobility and Portability with Today’s Rockwell Software®:

Bring your own device to work? Need to support mobile workers? Modern

production and operations management solutions require various forms

of access and analytics of their devices, machines and systems that can be

delivered anywhere. In this session, see how Rockwell Software® products

help accomplish these goals and help you become more productive while

optimizing your production.

T104 – Arc Flash Hazards and Arc Resistant Equipment -

Understanding Standards and Solutions: Uncover the “how-to”

of implementing arc resistant equipment within typical industrial or

commercial facilities. This workshop off ers insight into several practical

aspects of procuring and applying arc resistant equipment including

NFPA 70E highlights, arc fl ash basics, a review of arc resistant equipment

including the PowerFlex®7000 and arc assessment services.

T108 – Modernization from Legacy to Contemporary Systems:

Overview: Modernization of control systems that provide access to

actionable information for more informed business decisions, faster

performance for more throughput and more agility via greater capacity.

This session will showcase the tools, utilities and services available to help

you analyze, plan and execute your modernization strategies.

T125 – Proven Solutions for Remote Monitoring of Automation

Systems: Monitor and manage your system from anywhere in the world

via the Connected Enterprise. This session will highlight WebPort remote

connectivity technology and the impacted to total cost of ownership,

minimized down time and provided enhanced diagnostics using your

existing Rockwell Automation® software tools.

T131 – The Expansion of Ethernet and Industrial IoT – A Practical

Understanding Before You Design and Build: This session will review

some of the initial steps that major manufacturing companies have indicated

are important for a successful transition to Ethernet. More than 30 companies

have provided input on their experiences and lessons learned with respect to

the technical and organizational challenges they had faced. The expansion of

Industrial IoT will accelerate the transition of traditional automation networks

to Ethernet. Not properly preparing for the people, plant, political issues will

increase your stress and reduce the potential for success.

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Technical Sessions

T133 – Physical Network Design and Deployment –Success Stories:

Each element of your physical infrastructure must be integrated in its design

and deployment to ensure your industrial networks and control systems

provide suffi cient performance margin within the specifi ed environmental

conditions. An eff ective business ecosystem can provide you with a wide

range of solutions and services that align diverse capabilities to deliver

a robust network fabric. This session highlights how the distributor and

certifi ed installers work together on the plant fl oor. Case studies with step

by step guides on how the ecosystem of Distributors, Installers, System

Integrators, Panduit and Rockwell Automation have come together to deliver,

design and deploy physical infrastructure solutions for global deployment.

CT304 – What’s New in PlantPAx® 4.0 and PlantPAx® 5.0 Sneak

Peek: This session will provide an overview of the PlantPAx® 4.0 release.

New process engineering productivity tools will be reviewed including

Studio 5000® V24 features, Studio 5000® Architect PlantPAx® quick start

templates, new process libraries and process strategies and new PlantPAx®

virtual image templates. A new PlantPAx® system checklist and verifi cation

tool will be introduced to verify system performance of an existing system

or after new system deployment. New application and infrastructure step

by step deployment guides will also be introduced. Finally, we will provide

a sneak peek of PlantPAx® 5.0.

CT350* – Connected Enterprise Seminar with Cisco, Microsoft,

and Panduit: The convergence of new technologies that securely connect

plant information with enterprise systems can bring greater productivity,

better utilization of assets and improved decision-making to industrial

companies. Experts from Cisco, Microsoft and Rockwell Automation will

present the future of IT/OT convergence in The Connected Enterprise.

CT351* – Industry Networking Event: Join us in the main concourse

for a chance to share best practices and industry challenges in an informal

networking environment. This event will connect attendees to peers and

Rockwell Industry experts in the industries of food, beverage, water/

wastewater, chemical, life sciences, infrastructure/power generation,

and oil and gas.

CT352 – Automated Control Concepts – Fragrance and Flavor

Manufacturer Migrates Legacy DCS to Rockwell Automation

Platform with No Loss of Production Time: When Givaudan needed

a fl exible, automated system to replace an obsolete DCS at a key plant,

they chose a platform from Rockwell Automation based on ControlLogix®

and FactoryTalk and experienced systems integrator Automated Control

Concepts (ACC). ACC phased the upgrade over fi ve intense weekends.

More than once, Givaudan started a production batch on a Friday using the

legacy DCS and completed it after the weekend cut-over using the new

Rockwell Automation-based system. Givaudan experienced no loss

of production, with each of the fi ve cut-overs completed ahead of schedule.

CT353 – Applied Control Engineering – What is an ISA-S84/IEC61511

SIS and Should You Apply One?: Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)

have been an integral part of control system design from the beginning.

Their design and implementation has changed over the years as processes

and control systems have become more complex. The introduction of the

ISA S84 standard and the subsequent release of IEC-61511 has brought

the application of safety systems to the forefront of design in many

manufacturing facilities. Today’s safety systems can be as simple as an

overfl ow pipe to manage the overfi lling of a vessel, or as complex as an

SIS that consists of triple redundant sensors, logic solvers and actuators.

This presentation will discuss the fundamentals of the safety standards

and present a hardware solution geared for a small facility.

CT354 – Applied Control Engineering – Designing a Large Scale

DCS Project Using PlantPAx: PlantPAx DCS from Rockwell Automation

provides many advantages to facilities including fl exible system scaling,

optimized operator interaction and decreased engineering eff ort.

Designing a large DCS (2000+ points) includes taking into consideration

network layout, process control strategies, alarming, HMI architecture

and training. In order to streamline this eff ort, Rockwell Automation

provides several tools and applications to simplify the design process.

This presentation will discuss these tools and provide real world examples

from the implementation of a large, greenfi eld DCS system using PlantPAx.

Attendees will be able begin their design(s) of all sized PlantPAx systems.

CT355 – Grantek Systems Integration – Machine Functional Safety,

Risk Assessment and Reduction: Many project managers/SHE managers

are tasked with making the machines safe in their facility but are not given

the guidance to accomplish this goal. “Risk Assessment” is a term that has

been thrown about the industry very frequently in the past couple years,

but what is involved in performing the assessment is where information is

lacking. I will be explaining what a Risk Assessment is, the components of an

eff ective Risk Assessment as well as how to evaluate and improve existing

Risk Reduction Measures. How these two topics fall into the Safety Project

Lifecycle will be explained from an overall project execution point of view.

CT356 – Hudson Yards Microgrid Design and Deployment

(Thermo Systems): Hudson Yards on the west side of midtown Manhattan

is the largest commercial development project currently being constructed

in the United States. Find out how Solution Partner Thermo Systems LLC

is designing and deploying a Rockwell Automation ControlLogix®-based

microgrid electrical controls solution to enable energy effi ciency and energy

resiliency in this world-class facility.

*Premier Session


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Technical Sessions

CT357 – Measurement Best Practices for Troubleshooting Motors

and Drives: The content of this seminar is aimed at helping maintenance

technicians (electromechanical technicians, electricians) become more

eff ective at troubleshooting motors and motor drives, and ultimately helping

reduce downtime and save on costly repair bills. At the completion of the

training the technician should be able to make those critical decisions in order

to quickly isolate a fault down to a component level, facilitating a quick and

cost eff ective repair. He will also be able to diagnose if a problem is simply

a component failure, installation problem or potentially an application

performance issue.

CT358* – Next Generation Smart Machines: End-User Perspectives:

There are many buzz words in the industrial automation industry these

days, such as Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, and The Connected

Enterprise. Machine builders need to make these visions a reality in their

next generation machine designs in order to stay competitive. In this

session we will hear from representatives of three global end users on their

perspectives of smart manufacturing and the machine builder's role in

this ever changing environment. They will also share machine attributes

that need to be part of the machine design that will help them make

better decisions in manufacturing their products. We will also hear from a

machine builder on how they used data to diff erentiate their machines in

their market place. Lastly, Rockwell Automation will explain their role in

assisting machine builder achieve their goals in designing machines for

The Connected Enterprise.

*Premier Session

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May 17-18, 2017

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2 Meadowlands Plaza

East Rutherford, NJ 07073

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