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• date: 20 May 2026
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What you'll learn

By the end of this course, you will have full understanding of how to start PLC+HMI programming in Mitusbishi
Students will be exposed to basic mode control, stacklight control, warnings, manual control of any equipment in PLC side
Students will be exposed to HMI Development, laying the core in (Menus, Header, Footer, Banners, Alarms) and such
I will be programming things simulatenously between both platforms.

Requirements

This is beginner friendly course. But it would help them to go over my GX works 3 and GT Designer 3 courses so they have understanding of where all options are.

Description

Build a REAL Mitsubishi PLC + HMI Project From Zero
This course is not theory.
We will build acomplete automation project from scratch using
• Mitsubishi iQ-R PLC
• GX Works3
• GT Designer3 (GOT2000 HMI)
By the end of the course, you will have afully structured, reusable, professional PLC/HMI template project you can use in real machines.
This course is designed exactly how real automation engineers build projects in industry.
What Makes This Course Different?
Most PLC courses teach small disconnected examples.
In this course, we buildone complete machine project step-by-step
From blank project → to professional HMI + PLC architecture.
You will learnhow to think like an automation engineer, not just how to place instructions.
What You Will Build
We will develop a complete demo machine including
Machine Mode Control (Manual / Auto)
Start / Stop / Reset logic
Stacklight & Pushbutton Light reusable function
Pneumatic Cylinder / Valve control with fault handling
Professional HMI navigation & templates
Screen reuse using HMI Offset technique
Alarm screen + scrolling alarm banner
GOT scripting for warnings & dynamic UI
Reusable PLC & HMI architecture
Course Modules
1. Project Setup From Scratch
Create a Mitsubishi iQ-R project the correct way
• CPU selection
• Network setup
• Labels & structure
• Best project organization practices
2. Machine Mode Control
Build the foundation of every machine
• Manual vs Auto mode logic
• Start / Stop sequence
• Safety-friendly control structure
• HMI mode control screen
3. Professional HMI Framework
Create reusable HMI templates
• Header / Footer system
• Reusable Menu screens
• Machine Status window
• Modern screen navigation design
4. Reusable Stacklight & Indicator Logic
Create flexible PLC code for
• Tower lights
• Pushbutton lights
• ON / Slow Flash / Fast Flash modes
• Reusable function structure
5. Cylinder & Valve Control Logic
Build real pneumatic control
• Open / Close requests
• Reed switch confirmations
• Latching outputs
• Fault detection & alarms
6. HMI Screen Reuse Using Offsets
One of the most powerful GOT features
• Build ONE screen → control MANY machines
• Cylinder screens
• Robot screens
• Multi-station machines
• Massive development time savings
7. GOT Scripting & Warning Popups
Make your HMI smart
• GOT scripting basics
• Dynamic warning messages
• Popup banners
• Smart UI behavior
8.Alarm System + Scrolling Alarm Banner
Build a professional alarm system
• Alarm history screen
• Acknowledge / Delete / Reset
• Scrolling alarm banner on header
• Improve operator awareness
9.Labels
How to use labels with GX Works 3 and GT Designer 3
• Create Labels in GX Works 3
• Import Labels in GT Designer 3
10.Z Indexers
How to program Z Indexers in GX Works 3
• Setup Z Indexers in GX Works 3.
• Offset based approach to do Block Moves

Who this course is for

Industrial Automation Engineers
PLC Programmers
Electrical Engineering Students
Robotics Students




   
   
   

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