TIA COURSE — UPCOMING
Upcoming: introduction to TIA Portal with Siemens S7-1200/1500 PLCs
This future introductory course is in preparation. Enrollment is not open yet.
COURSE IN PREPARATIONWe are developing the program and its technical materials.
Enrollment is not open yet. We will publish the information here when the course becomes available.
Applied to maintenanceOnline diagnosticsPlant casesTechnical procedure
Who it is for
- Technicians starting with TIA Portal
- Technical students
- Programmers moving from STEP 7 Classic
- Maintenance personnel
- Industrial electricians
Main technical content
- Create a project from scratch with S7-1200/1500 hardware and a clear basic structure.
- Organize tags, blocks and LAD logic so the project remains maintainable.
- Download to the PLC, monitor online and understand initial diagnostics.
- Connect programming decisions with real maintenance and commissioning needs.
Capabilities after completion
- Create a project from scratch and configure S7-1200/1500 hardware.
- Program basic LAD logic with tags, timers, counters and blocks.
- Download, monitor online and perform an initial diagnosis.
- Prepare for real projects with a structured foundation.
Why this course is different
- It introduces TIA Portal through technical order, not screen memorization.
- It connects hardware, tags, blocks and monitoring with real plant situations.
- It builds a solid foundation for programming, diagnostics and clearer maintenance communication.
Core content
- Introduction to TIA Portal
- Siemens S7-1200 and S7-1500 families
- Project creation
- Hardware configuration
- PLC tags
- Basic LAD programming
- Timers and counters
- OB, FC, FB and DB blocks
- Downloading to the PLC
- Online monitoring
- Basic diagnostics
- Introduction to HMI
Professional and operational impact
- Understand the structure of TIA Portal.
- Program from scratch with an orderly approach.
- Download and monitor online without improvising.
- Prepare for real projects with modern PLCs.
- Build more maintainable projects from the first version.
Technical mistakes this course helps prevent
- Creating tags without a naming convention.
- Programming everything in one block without structure.
- Downloading to the PLC without checking hardware or communication.
- Confusing online monitoring with a complete diagnosis.
- Advancing a project without documenting signals or architecture.

