CONTROL & SAFETY SYSTEMS

Overview
This 4-days course is for instrumentation technicians and engineers responsible for all areas of managing and ensuring the reliability of instrumentation in the plant process including startup and commissioning, normal operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting.The hands-on workshops with AMS Device
Manager and DeltaV will address areas relating to the instrument technician’s daily tasks, device
troubleshooting/commissioning/replacement, alert configuration, and many other best practices relating to AMS Device Manager and the interactions with the DeltaV DCS.

Topics
• DeltaV and PlantWeb Overview
• HART Overview
• AMS Device Manager Overview
• AMS Device Manager User Interface
• Location Hierarchy & Adding Devices
• AMS Device Manager Browser Functions
• Monitoring System Alarms
• DeltaV Device Alarms
• Device Replacements
• Reviewing Audit Trail
• AMS Device Manager User Permissions
• QuickCheck SNAP-ON
• ValveLink SNAP-ON
• ValveLink Status Window
• ValveLink DVC Setup
• Device Calibration
• Smart Commissioning
 

Audience
• Responds to work orders created to calibrate,
troubleshoot, repair, service, and replace
instruments and valves
• Monitors alerts to preemptively address
problems prior to operators seeing a problem in
the control room
• Provides loop testing and assistance with
instrumentation on plant turnarounds, startups,
and for project work
• Improves process availability and reduces
operations and maintenance costs
 

Prerequisite
Microsoft windows experience. Course 7018 or 7009 or 7409

Overview
Completing 3-day of AMS Device Manager hands-on instructor assisted training modules and exercises provide the quickest route to your productive use this predictive maintenance application. The training exercises focus on skills required by engineers and technicians and are based on real-world tasks that most users will encounter on the job.

7020-1 Configuring and Using AMS Device Manager
• Viewing and Modifying Devices
• Creating a Plant Database Hierarchy and Adding Devices
• Field Communicator - AMS Device Manager
• AMS Device Manager Browser Functions
• Audit Trail
• Calibrating Device - Calibration Assistant
• Configuring and Monitoring System Alerts

7020-2 System Administration
• AMS Device Manager System Overview
• Installing an AMS Device Manager Server Plus Standalone
• Starting AMS Device Manager for the 1st Time
• Network Communication Interface Setup
• AMS Device Manager Database Management
• Installing a Distributed System
• Installing Device Types from Media

This instructor assisted course is operated in a hands-on, self-paced environment which allows the student to work at their individual pace. Training can also be delivered at your plant with the help of our certified instructors. AMS Device manager modules may also be purchased for selfstudy which comes in three separate paper/bound modules. POA.

Learn the installation, calibration, maintenance and troubleshooting of measurement instrumentation
using AMS Device Manager. The hands-on focus is on skills required by engineers, technicians or
others that are new to the plant or instrument environment.
Overview
This 3-day course teaches maintenance and calibration of measurement devices using AMS Device Manager software to communicate and track information. The student will learn how pressure and temperature transmitters function are installed and calibrated using AMS Device Manager.
The course uses hands-on training, labs and lecture to teach the student how to:
• Configure and use AMS Device Manager
• Correctly perform transmitter installation and setup procedures
• Properly configure SMART transmitters
• Properly calibrate transmitters
• Perform basic troubleshooting-transmitters 

Topics
• Configuring and Using AMS Device Manager
• HART Communication
• SMART Transmitters (3051C, 3144P)
• Test Equipment Selection
• Transmitter Installation
• Transmitter Configuration
• Transmitter Calibration
• AMS Calibration Manager
• Intelligent Calibrators
• Transmitter Troubleshooting

Audience
This course is for maintenance personnel and managers responsible for understanding the benefits of using the AMS Suite Intelligent Device Manager. This is a 2-hour (average online course with AMS Device Manager screens including interactive practice sessions, workshops, demonstrations, audio presentations
and quizzes.
Topics
Be able to identify areas that AMS Device Manager could be used to:
• Speed-Up Start-Ups and Commissioning
• Improve Quality and uptime
• Reduce Costs- Both Fixed and Operating
• Simply Safety System Use and Compliance
• Including Start-Ups
• Identify and Navigate the AMS Device Manager’s Screens

This course is for users that use DeltaV™ Operate Graphics.
Overview
This 3-days course covers a complete DeltaV™ system implementation. Upon completion of this course the
student will be able to define system capabilities, define nodes, configure continuous and sequential control strategies, operate the system and define users and security.
Topics
• System Overview
• Explorer
• Control Modules
• Control Studio
• Motor Control
• Regulatory Control
• Workspace
• System Operation
• Alarms & Process History View
• Sequential Function Charts
• Phase Logic
• Security
Prerequisites
Windows experience. It is recommended that prospective attendees new to process control systems attend Course 7101 or 7018.

This course is for individuals responsible for installing, troubleshooting, calibrating and configuring
FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus instruments and control strategies using the DeltaV™ scalable systems.

Overview
This 4-day lecture/lab provides maximum hands-on experience working with the integration of FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus devices and the DeltaV™ scalable system. The student will be able to install Fieldbus instruments and segment checkout for the correct operation of the physical layer. The student will be able to use the DeltaV™ system to perform AMS Device Manager methods such as calibration, setup wizards, zero trim and diagnostics. The student will be able to implement a pressure loop using
FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus function blocks with the DeltaV™ Control Studio application. The student will configure PlantWeb Alerts and device alarm parameters.

Prerequisites
Course 7009 or 7018. 7009 DeltaV Implementation I or 7018 DeltaV Hardware Installation and Troubleshooting or 7409, Using DeltaV Live Operator Interface

Topics
• FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus Overview
• Macro Cycle Execution 
• Fieldbus Function Blocks
• Control Strategy Configuration
• Control Anywhere
• FieldVue Theory of Operation
• Transmitter Theory of Operation
• AMS Device Manager Methods
• Fieldbus Wiring Practices
• System Troubleshooting
• Configuring Fieldbus Device
• Alarms and PlantWeb Alerts
• Configuring a Fieldbus Operator Display
• Segment Checkout

Overview

This 1-day course covers optimizing combustion efficiency, safety and reliability within industrial and process plants. It brings significant savings in fuel consumption, increased process unit reliability and stability, increased steam generation and overall energy efficiency. This training course focuses on proven best practices, techniques and methodologies that have delivered positive results across many combustion & safety projects.
The course is designed to help engineers accelerate their knowledge and the application of this knowledge to improve their combustion fired equipment.

Combustion Control & Safety The course agenda comprises
• Common problems found in combustion equipment
• International standards compliance
• How to identify improvement opportunities
• Implementation of a unit based improvement methodology
• Critical instrumentation for combustion equipment performance
• Fuel and performance optimization
• Enhanced Burner Management Systems
• Combustion and Safety - Practical demo
• Advanced automation technologies for performance improvement
• Getting started - Improvement opportunity assessment

This course is delivered by an experienced combustion and safety expert providing real world experience and expertise. The attendees will be shown how best practice is implemented with practical demonstration of combustion control and safety using a simulated application.

This 3-1/2 day course covers the integration of fieldbus compliant devices using DeltaV systems. Upon completion of the course the student will be able to install, configure and verify proper operations
of AS-I, Profibus DP, DeviceNet Serial, EtherNet IP, and Wireless HART devices, including proper wiring practices. The AMS Intelligent Device Manager will be used to interrogate PROFIBUS DP and
Wireless HART devices. 

The target audience usually does the following:
• Responds to work orders created to calibrate, troubleshoot, repair, service, and replace instruments and valves
• Monitors alerts to preemptively address problems prior to operators seeing a problem in the control room
• Provides loop testing and assistance with instrumentation on plant turnarounds, startups, and for project work
• Improves process availability and reduces operations and maintenance costs

Audiences
The hands-on workshops with DeltaV along with AMS Device Manager will address areas relating to the instrument technician’s daily tasks.

Topics
7009 DeltaV Implementation I or 7018 DeltaV Hardware and Troubleshooting or 7049 DeltaV Live Operator Interface Implementation 

This course is intended for technicians, engineers and other plant personnel who need to know how to design, install, setup, configure, maintain and troubleshoot Wireless Self Organizing Networks and their
Components.

Overview
This 2-day course explains how Self Organizing Wireless Networks function and how they are installed, setup, configured and integrated.It emphasizes planning, proper installation and startup, configuration,
maintenance and integration.
The course uses lectures and labs to maximize the hands-on experience
and teach the students. Students who complete this course will:
• Correctly install and setup the 1420 Wireless Gateway
• Properly install and configure Wireless Transmitters
• Properly integrate Host interfaces to the Wireless Gateway

Prerequisites
Some experience in Networks and Host integration would be helpful.

Topics
• How Self Organizing Networks Function
• Self Organizing Networks Best Practices
• Network Components
• 1420 Installation and Setup
• Network Parameters
• 648 and 30515 Wireless Transmitters Installation, Configuration, Maintenance and Calibration
• Using AMS Device Manager with the 1420 Wireless gateway
• Configuring Wireless Devices with AMS Device Manager
• Modbus Serial Integration
• Modbus TCP Integration
• OPC Integration
• 1420 Advanced Features
• Operation of AMS Wireless Snap-on

Overview
DeltaV Operator Training Simulation (OTS) is an engineered, hands-on, process-specific learning environment designed to up-skill our customers’ operations workforce. DeltaV OTS exposes operators to what they will experience in their actual control room. This enables operations personnel to gain
experience in an off line, non-intrusive environment. Operators will learn DeltaV operating concepts while learning their actual process in preparation to effectively handle incidents or
process upsets.

The ability to practice how to handle potential incidents in a simulation environment is invaluable. The OTS training solution is not only key to preparing operations personnel prior to the start-up of new automation projects. It is an ongoing tool to train future operators, a great refresher tool and a platform for
more advanced training for current operators.

DeltaV™ OTS includes the following key deliverables:
• Self-Guided Custom Curriculum Based on the Customer’s Configuration and actual displays
• DeltaV Training Simulators that include both hardware and software that operate the customer configuration in a simulated environment
• Student Testing that includes realistic failure scenarios that record actual operator responses

Key tangible savings and benefits include:
• Quicker, Smoother Start-Ups
• Reduced Operator Error
• Product Loss Reduction/Elimination
• Improved Product Quality
• Regulatory Violation Reduction/Elimination
• Reduce Incident Reporting
• Operator Acceptance and Endorsement to Change Management
• To discuss OTS and simulation contact us at OTS@EmersonProcess.

This course is for users that use DeltaV Operate Graphics.

Overview
This 4½-day course covers a complete DeltaV system implementation. Upon completion of this course the
student will be able to define system capabilities, define nodes, configure continuous and sequential control strategies, operate the system and define users and security.

Topics
• System Overview
• Explorer
• Control Modules
• Control Studio
• Motor Control
• Regulatory Control
• Work Space
• System Operation
• Alarms & Process
History View
• Sequential Function Charts
• Phase Logic
• Security

Prerequisites
Windows experience. It is recommended that prospective attendees new to process control systems attend Course 7101 or 7018.

This course is for operators, supervisors and managers responsible for the operation of continuous processes using DeltaV system.

Overview
This 2-day course uses lectures and hands-on workshops to provide an in-depth overview on
operating the DeltaV™ System. Students who complete this course will:
• Access operator displays
• Manipulate various control module operating
• Parameters to operate the process
• Respond to process alarms
• Monitor process performance
• View real-time and historical trend data

Topics
• System Overview
• Accessing DeltaV™ Operate Window, Menus Displays and Directories
• Discrete and Analog Control Module Operation
• Accessing Alarm Displays/Alarm Handling
• Motor Control Module Operation
• Regulatory/Cascade Control Module Operation
• Accessing Real-time/Historical Trend Data
• Unit Alarms
• Sequential Function Chart Operation

This course is for operators, supervisors and managers responsible for the operation of batch processes using DeltaV system.
Overview
This 3-day course uses lectures and hands-on workshops to provide an in-depth overview on operating the DeltaV System. It includes all content in course 7012 plus students will:
Topics
• System Overview
• Accessing DeltaV Operate
• Window, Menus Displays and Directories
• Discrete, Analog, Regulatory and Cascade Control Module Operation
• Motor Control Module Operation
• Accessing Alarm Displays/Alarm Handling
• Accessing Real-time/
Historical Trend Data
• Accessing Process History View
• Sequential Function Chart Operation
• Phase and Recipe Controls
• Batch Operator Interface
• Batch Historian
• Campaign Manager

This course is designed for individuals responsible for configuring and commissioning DeltaV Batch software.
Overview
This 4½-day course covers the implementation of a complete batch application. A process simulator will
provide a batch application. Students will use DeltaV Batch software to configure recipe entities including, Aliasing, Equipment Trains, Dynamic Unit Allocation, Phase Logic, Operations and Unit Procedures. Equipment entities will also be configured including, Units modules and Process cells.
Prerequisites
Course 7009, DeltaV Implementation I
Topics
• Batch Overview
• Unit Phase
• Alias Definition
• Unit Module
• Process Cell
• Class Based Control Modules
• Class Based Equipment Modules
• Operation
• Unit Procedure
• Procedure
• Equipment Trains
• Unit Aliasing
• Dynamic Unit Allocation

This sequential course is for users that have completed course 7009.
Overview
This 4½-day course is for process control engineers responsible for configuring the DeltaV system. Advanced topics will be covered including displays, function blocks and configuration tips.
Prerequisites
Course 7009, DeltaV Implementation I
Topics
• Function Block Structure
• HART Inputs and Outputs
• Analog Control Blocks
• DeltaV Tune with InSight
• Device Control Options
• Class Based Control Modules
• Expressions
• Unit Alarms
• Multi-Dimensional (Array Parameter)
• Equipment Modules
• Display Environment
• Custom Faceplates
• Custom Dynamos

Audience
Operators, supervisors and managers responsible for the operation of a batch process using the
DeltaV system. This is an interactive 16-hour on-line course with DeltaV screens including audio
presentations, demonstrations, practice sessions, workshops, quizzes and a final examination.
Topics
• System Overview
• Accessing DeltaV Operate
• Navigation in DeltaV Operate
• Discrete, Analog, Regulatory and Cascade
• Control Module Operation
• Motor Control Module Operation
• Accessing Alarm Displays
• Accessing Real-Time/ Historical Trend Data
• Accessing Process History View
• Phase and Recipe Controls
• Batch Operator Interface
• How to Add/Run Batches
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Overview
This course is designed for system administrators that will be installing, commissioning and implementing a DeltaV™ system running on the XP operating system and Windows Server 2003. The course is 4-days in length.
Prerequisites
Course 7009, DeltaV Implementation l, or Course 7018, DeltaV™ Hardware and Troubleshooting
Topics
• Overview/Review of System
Components and Topologies
• Installation Checklist of the XP Operating System
• Installation of the DeltaV Software Components
• DeltaV™ Control Networks
• DeltaV™ Domains and Work groups
• Users and Securities
• Upgrading Hardware and Software
• Backup and Restore Procedures
• Importing/Exporting
• Process Historian Administration
• DeltaV™ Zones

This course is recommended for instrumentation, maintenance technicians, their managers, and for configuration engineers prior to taking configuration classes. It provides an overview of the DeltaV Control Network, hardware and software applications. Upon completion, you will be able to describe the hardware and perform troubleshooting techniques for the DeltaV Control Network, Controllers,1/0 subsystem and
workstation.
Overview
This 4-day course focuses on the hardware components that make up the DeltaV system. Using a combination of lectures and workshops, you will assemble the system and power up the Controller, 1/0 subsystem, and workstation. You will learn how to use the diagnostic tools available to verify and locate
hardware-related fault conditions, and you will be introduced to configuration tools and the operator interface. If your systems include bus technologies, we recommend courses 7030, 7032or 7037. The 7018 course satisfies the prerequisite requirement for these bus courses.
Prerequisites
Windows experience.
Topics
• DeltaV™ Overview
• Controllers
• 1/0 Cards
• Carriers
• Field Power
• System Power Supplies
• Control Network
• Workstation
• Diagnostics
• Troubleshooting
• DeltaV™ Operate Overview
• Interpreting the Event Journal, Trend Charts and Alarm List
• Introduction to HART Devices and AMS
• Intelligent Device Manager

Overview
This 4½-day course is designed for system engineers and administrators responsible for installing, commissioning, and managing a DeltaV system running on the Windows 7 operating system and Windows Server 2008.
Prerequisites
Course 7009, DeltaV Implementation I or Course 7018, DeltaV Hardware and Troubleshooting
Topics
• Overview/Review of System Components and Topologies
• Installation Checklist of the Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 Operating Systems
• Installation of the DeltaV Software Components
• DeltaV Control Networks and Remote Access
• DeltaV Domains and Work groups
• User Administration and Network Security
• Upgrading Hardware and Software
• Backup and Restore Procedures
• Importing/Exporting

Overview
The 4½-day DeltaV Cyber security course focuses on the DeltaV Security Manual and the practical implementation of the guidance provided within. Students will engage in activities to properly apply Emerson’s Defense-in-Depth strategies so that students can have the skills to apply these same strategies on their DeltaV systems. Students are encouraged to read the DeltaV Security Manual before
attending class.
Audience
DeltaV System Administrators or IT personnel responsible for implementing DeltaV security
Prerequisites
Course 7027
Topics
DeltaV™ Deployment Guidelines and Physical Security
• Define the expected DeltaV installation environment
• Define physical access rules (cabinets, switches, consoles, etc.) 
DeltaV™ Area Control Network
• Define proper network segmentation and topology rules
• Use DeltaV Firewall-IPD and Smart Switches
• Lock and protect embedded nodes 
Communications Security and Remote Access to DeltaV
• Define communication and security requirements for remote access
• Use Emerson Smart Firewall
• Deploy Remote Desktop Gateway server
• Configure DeltaV remote desktop server Active Directory Design and User Account Management
• Define Active Directory implementation guidelines
• Create customized DeltaV users and groups Audit user privileges
• Configure password policies through Group Policy Objects 
Device Hardening and Event Logging
• Define device internal and interface protection rules
• Deploy DeltaV Endpoint protection and
• Application White listing
• Configure Windows Firewall
• Create USB/Removable media Group
• Policy Object
• Configure syslog and other device logs to report to a System Information and Event
• Management (SIEM) appliance
• Configure DeltaV Network Security
• Monitoring appliance
• Use and customize SIEM dashboard to show system events 
Software Patching
• Define how to obtain and install security patches
• Use Emerson’s Automated Patch Management solution 
Backup and Recovery
• Define best practices and available technologies to backup critical data
• Use the DeltaV Backup and Recovery (Acronis) software

Overview
This 3-day course will provide students a set of essential information technology (I.T.) skills. The course touches different technologies like Physical and Virtualization environments, Networks, Domains and Security. By learning these new technologies using a combination of lecture and hands-on workshops. The student will learn to successfully setup, maintain, and troubleshoot a DeltaV distributed control system, integrate and exchange information with Business Systems and create
CyberSecurity awareness. The course will distill the core learnings and techniques required from the Information
Technology skill set, providing a targeted launch point for the student to adopt and successfully use these
technologies. After attending, students will be prepared to dive deeply into these technologies by attending
other higher-level courses like 7027 - DeltaV System Administration, 7028 - DeltaV Virtualization Administration
and 7226 – DeltaV CyberSecurity Administration. 
Prerequisites
None
Audience
DeltaV System Administrators, Process Control Engineers, Instrumentation/Electrical Technicians, and I.T. Staff supporting the DeltaV system.

Topics
• Overview
• Networking
• Virtualization
• Domain
• Servers
• DeltaV
• Security
• Troubleshooting
• Custom Faceplates
• Function Block Faceplates
• FRS Functions
• Pop Up Menus
• Color Threshold Tables
• Custom Dynamos
• Tag Groups
• Key Macro Editor

Overview
This 4½-day course focuses on the installation, configuration and system administration of a virtualized DeltaV™ distributed
control system. Using a combination of lectures and workshops students will learn skill sets that enable them to
properly plan, implement and maintain a robust DeltaV™ Virtual Studio (DVS) system intended for online (production)
use. A key objective of this course is to prepare students for all aspects of owning a DVS system with special emphasis on
providing highly available, reliable and secure access for end users of the DVS system.
Topics
• Virtualization Primer — Basics of How Virtualization Works
• Overview of DeltaV Virtualization Solutions
• Planning a DeltaV Virtual Studio System
• Installing and Configuring a VRTX Chassis and Blade Servers
• Creating DeltaV Virtual Machines including a Professional Plus Node
• Configuring a WYSE Thin Client and Redundant
• Thin Client Networks
• Create a Highly Available Fail-over Cluster
• Patching and Hardening of Cluster Nodes
• Cluster Health Monitoring and Troubleshooting
• Disaster Recovery and Replication
• Upgrading and Capacity Expansion
Audience
This course is designed for system administrators responsible for installing and maintaining DeltaV Workstations on a virtual platform.
Prerequisites
Course 7027, DeltaV Systems Administration for Windows 7 and Server 2008

Overview
This 4½-day course is for process control engineers responsible for configuring advanced functionality in the DeltaV user interface. This course expands on graphic topics covered in both the DeltaV Implementation, course 7009 and DeltaV
Implementation II, course 7017.
Prerequisites
Course 7009, DeltaV Implementation I Topics
• Visual Basic Primer
• Forms
• Modules
• Schedules
• User Preferences
• Picture Sizing Environment Customization
• Custom Faceplates
• Function Block Faceplates
• FRS Functions
• Pop Up Menus
• Color Threshold Tables
• Custom Dynamos
• Tag Groups
• Key Macro Editor

This course is for individuals responsible for evaluating FOUNDATION™ fieldbus technology for process automation projects.
Overview
This 2-day course covers the practical implementation issues with FOUNDATION™ fieldbus faced by design and project engineers familiar with 4-20mA DCS installations. Upon completion of the course the student will understand the basics of fieldbus technology and be aware of areas that will change during project execution. The student will be able to design H1 fieldbus segments, specify equipment, comply with hazardous area requirements, modify current engineering practices,
troubleshoot installations and estimate installed benefits for a project using FOUNDATION™ fieldbus. The course content is not vendor specific though DeltaV™ and Emerson Automation Solutions field devices are used for examples and demonstration purposes.
Prerequisites
Background in instrumentation & electrical engineering, control systems engineering or project engineering.
Topics
• Introduction to FOUNDATION™ fieldbus Technology
• Design of H1 Field bus Segments
• Hazardous Area Applications
• Project Engineering Practices Using FOUNDATION™ fieldbus
• Economic Benefits Compared to Traditional 4-20mA DCS

Overview
This course is for personnel who will be using DeltaV Analyze in their alarm management program. This on-line course includes audio presentations, quizzes and up to a four hour access to DeltaV Analyze. To obtain hands-on experience, e7045 students will have four-hour access to DeltaV Analyze over a two-week time frame.
Topics
• DeltaV Analyze Overview
• DeltaV Analyze Administration Features
• How to Create a Bookmark
• How to Create an Alarm Statistics Report
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This course is for individuals responsible for maintaining a DeltaV™ SIS.
Overview
This 3-day course is a hands-on instructor led course. The course covers the architecture of the DeltaV SIS including Rosemount SIS instruments and Fisher SIS Digital Valve Controllers. Students will gain a working knowledge of the hardware and software allowing them to troubleshoot and maintain the system.
Prerequisites
Course 7018, DeltaV Hardware and Troubleshooting, is a requirement.
Topics
• Safety Life cycle
• DeltaV SIS Overview
• DeltaV SIS Hardware
• Safety Instrumented Functions
• Rosemount SIS Instruments
• AMS Device Manager
Fisher SIS Digital Valve Controller SISNet Repeaters course offerings and are not part of this course.

Overview
This 2-day course covers the new features and enhancements made to the DeltaV Distributed Control System in v13 and v14 using a combination of lectures, demos and hands-on workshop exercises. Students who complete the course will:
• Understand the new features and enhancements introduced in DeltaV v13 and v14
• Understand the benefits of the new features
• Understand how to apply the new features
• Perform workshop exercises implementing the new features
Prerequisites
Course # 7009, 7409 or 7018

Topics
The course includes 40 core topics and 32 optional topics categorized under the
following functional areas:
• Alarm Management
• Batch
• Hardware
• Logic Configuration
• Miscellaneous
• Operator Interface
• Security
• SIS
The 40 core topics require 2-days to complete. The course may be customized
based on the individual site’s topics of interest. For customized course delivery, the
course duration will be determined based on the topics to be included or excluded.
Audience
This course is intended for plant personnel responsible for configuring,
administering, securing, maintaining and operating DeltaV. This includes control
system engineers, administrators, maintenance engineers and technicians.

Overview
This 4½-day course introduces students to the advanced control tools available within DeltaV™ and how they may be used to improve plant operations. The principal technology that is utilized in each product will be discussed.The areas of improvement that may be achieved will be detailed. Also, each student will gain hands-on experience with these tools
in class exercises based on realistic process simulations.
Prerequisites
Courses 7101, PlantWeb™ DeltaV™ lntro or 7009, DeltaV Implementation I or equivalent field experience.
Topics
The Control Foundation in DeltaV™
• Traditional Tools e.g. Override, Cascade, Ratio
• Improvements Provided by Advanced Control 
DeltaV™ Inspect with InSight
• Detection of Abnormal Conditions
• Performance Indices
• Performance Reports
DeltaV™ Tune with InSight
• Tuning Response
• Process learning
• Adaptive Tuning
• Adaptive Control
DeltaV™ Fuzzy
• Principles of logic Control FlC Function Block, Tuning
DeltaV™ Predict
• MPC for Multi Variable Control
• Model Identification, Data Screening
• Simulation of Response, Tuning
DeltaV™ Neural
• Creation of Virtual Sensor
• Data Screening, Training
• DeltaV Simulate Suite
• Process Simulation

This course is for individuals responsible for maintaining a DeltaV™ SIS.
Overview
This 3-day course is a hands-on instructor led course. The course covers the architecture of the DeltaV SIS including Rosemount SIS instruments and Fisher SIS Digital Valve Controllers. Students will gain a working knowledge of the hardware and software allowing them to troubleshoot and maintain the system.
Prerequisites
Course 7018, DeltaV Hardware and Troubleshooting, is a requirement.
Topics
• Safety Life cycle
• DeltaV SIS Overview
• DeltaV SIS Hardware
• Safety Instrumented Functions
• Rosemount SIS Instruments
• AMS Device Manager
• Fisher SIS Digital Valve Controller
• SISNet Repeaters course offerings and are not part of this course.

Overview
This 2-day course covers the new features and enhancements made to the DeltaV Distributed Control System in v13 and v14 using a combination of lectures, demos and hands-on workshop exercises.
Students who complete the course will:
• Understand the new features and enhancements introduced in DeltaV v13 and v14
• Understand the benefits of the new features
• Understand how to apply the new features
• Perform workshop exercises implementing the new features
Topics
The course includes 40 core topics and 32 optional topics categorized under the following functional areas:
• Administration
• Alarm Management
• Batch
• Hardware
• Logic Configuration
• Miscellaneous
• Operator Interface
• Security
• SIS
The 40 core topics require 2-days to complete. The course may be customized based on the individual site’s topics of interest. For customized course delivery, the course duration will be determined based on the topics to be included or excluded.
Audience
This course is intended for plant personnel responsible for configuring, administering, securing, maintaining and operating
DeltaV. This includes control system engineers, administrators, maintenance engineers and technicians.
Prerequisites
• Course # 7009, 7409 or 7018

This course is for Electrical & Instrument technicians, maintenance technicians, E&l/ reliability engineers and other personnel responsible for maintaining DeltaV SIS with Electronic Marshalling.
Overview
This 3-day hands-on instructor led course covers the architecture of the DeltaV™ SIS with Electronic Marshalling including Rosemount™ SIS instruments and Fisher™ SIS Digital Valve Controllers. Students will be able to identify the DeltaV™ SIS with Electronic Marshalling hardware and software components. Students will be able to configure Partial Stroke
Test using DeltaV™ SIS with Electronic Marshalling. Students will practice troubleshooting and maintenance techniques with DeltaV™ SIS simulators throughout the course.
Prerequisites
Course 7018, DeltaV™ Hardware and Troubleshooting, is a requirement.
Topics
• Safety Life cycle
• DeltaV™ SIS Overview
• DeltaV™ SIS with Electronic Marshalling Hardware Architecture Including Power Requirements
• Commissioning and Downloading the DeltaV™ SIS with Electronic Marshalling components
• Safety Instrumented Functions
• Rosemount SIS Instruments
• AMS Device Manager
• Fisher™ SIS Digital Valve Controller
• DeltaV™ Diagnostics
• Partial Stroke Test using DeltaV™

This course is for personnel who design, implement, commission and service DeltaV™ SIS.
Overview
This 4½-day course is a hands-on instructor led course. The course covers complete DeltaV™ SIS Implementation including hardware and software architecture. Students will be able to design a DeltaV™ SIS Network and Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs). Additionally, students will be able to configure smart SIS instruments and their associated alerts, including partial stroke testing.
Prerequisites
Course 7009 is a requirement. Recommend IEC 61511 knowledge. 
Topics
• DeltaV™ SIS Overview
• DeltaV™ SIS Hardware
• Configuring SIFs in DeltaV™
• Rosemount™ SIS Instruments
• AMS Device Manager
• Fisher™ SIS Digital Valve Controller
• SISNet Repeaters
• DeltaV™ SIS Security
• DeltaV™ Version Control

Overview
During the 4½-day course, the student will be able to define system capabilities, define nodes, configure continuous and sequential control strategies, create process alarms, operate the system, troubleshoot the system and modify operator displays using the DeltaV Live Operator Interface introduced with DeltaV™ Version 14.3.
This course includes access to a virtual DeltaV system to practice and review course workshops complete with brief recorded demonstrations available after course completion. 
This course is designed for process & process control engineers responsible for obtaining key production data, maintaining, configuring and troubleshooting a DeltaV™ system.
Prerequisites
Microsoft Windows experience. Prospective attendees lacking process control experience should first attend Control Loop Foundation, Course 9025.
Topics
• System Overview
• DeltaV Explorer
• DeltaV Diagnostics
• Control Modules
• Control Studio
• Motor Control with Interlocking and Permissive Conditions
• Cascade Control
• Regulatory Control
• DeltaV Live
• Graphics Studio
• System Operation
• Alarms & Process History View
• Alarm Help
• Sequential Function Charts
• Configure Theme Dynamos
• Electronic Marshalling (CHARMS)

Overview
This 4½-day course is for process control engineers responsible for configuring graphics in the DeltaV Live operator interface. This course teaches basic options through advanced configuration topics.
This course is designed for process and process control engineers responsible for obtaining key production data, maintaining, configuring and troubleshooting a DeltaV system with the DeltaV Live user interface.
Topics
• Graphics Studio
• Environment Customization
• DeltaV Live
• DeltaV Live Administration
• Display Interactions
• Conversion Functions
• Class Based Graphical Element Modules (GEMs)
• Contextual Displays
• Custom Faceplates
• Pop Up pictures
• Forms
• Display Layout Configuration
– Multi-Monitor Configuration
• Frame Customization
• Publishing
• Display Hierarchy
• Script Assistant
• Language Changes
• Theme GEMs
• Importing & Exporting Displays

Overview
This 4-day course is for instrumentation technicians responsible for all areas of managing and ensuring the reliability of
instrumentation in the plant process including startup and commissioning, normal operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting. The target audience usually does following:
• Responds to work orders created to calibrate, troubleshoot, repair, service,and replace instruments and valves
• Monitors alerts to preemptively address problems prior to operators seeing a problem in the control room
• Provides loop testing & assistance with instrumentation in plant turnarounds, startups,and for project work
• Improves process availability & reduces operations and maintenance costs
Topics
• DeltaV™ and PlantWeb ™Overview
• AMS Device Manager Overview
• FOUNDATION™ fieldbus Overview
• ValveLink™ SNAP-ON Introduction
• ValveLink™ DVC Setup
• ValveLink™ SNAP-ON Tests and Diagnostics
• HART® Overview
• PROCONEX QuickCheck SNAP-ON
• PROFIBUS Overview
• PlantWeb™ Alerts
• AMS Device Manager User Interface
• Setup and use of Alert Monitor in AMSDevice
Manager
• Device Replacement for HART, Fieldbus, and
PROFIBUS Devices
• AMS Device Manager Audit Trail
• AMS Device Manager Calibration 
Prerequisites
Microsoft windows experience. Minimal DeltaV™ and AMS experience is recommended but not required. Recommended to take 7018, but not required.

Overview
This 6-hour (average duration) on-line course provides an orientation of Batch Analytics and how it is used in a production environment. The course includes audio presentations, demonstrations, hands-on practices, handson workshops,
and quizzes.
This course is designed for operators, process engineers, and management. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Define basic principles of Batch Analytics
• Identify how Batch Analytics is used in fault detection and quality parameter prediction
• Identify the Batch List, Quality Prediction, and Fault Detection screens
• Monitor a fault
• Interpret analytic data of a saline example
• Identify the cause of a detected fault 
Prerequisites
DeltaV Batch experience and Microsoft Windows experience is required.
Topics
• Batch Analytics Overview
• Batch Analytics Model Builder Overview
• Batch Analytics Viewer Overview
• Batch Saline Simulation
• Benefits of Using Batch Analytics
• Batch Analytics Viewer – Batch ListTab
• Batch Analytics Viewer – FaultDetection Tab
• Batch Analytics Viewer – QualityPrediction

Overview
This 8-hour (average duration) on-line course provides an orientation of Batch Analytics Model Builder. The course
includes audio presentations, demonstrations, hands-on practices, hands-on workshops, and quizzes. Course access is
12 months.
This course is designed for Chemometricians, Process Engineers, Quality Engineers, and Process Control Engineers.
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Define basic principles of Batch
• Data Analytics and their use in fault detection and quality parameter prediction
• Use the Batch Data Analytics Model Builder application to build and deploy a project for fault detection and quality parameter prediction
• Users will be able to recognize and navigate the screens needed to build a model in Batch Analytics
• Users need to define batch logic,stage logic, and initial condition logic needed for model development
• Users will be able to interpret analytic data of the Model Builder application using a saline example
• Users will be able to build a Batch Data Analytics model
Topics
• Batch Analytics Overview
• Batch Analytics Model Builder Overview
• Batch Analytics Viewer Overview
• Batch Saline Simulation
• Benefits of Using Batch Analytics
• Batch Analytics Manager Administration
• Batch Logic, Stage Logic, and Initial Logic
• Required to Build a Model
• Batch Analytics Model Builder –Equipment
• Batch Analytics Model Builder –Product
• Batch Analytics Model Builder –Mode

Overview
This 1-day course introduces students to DeltaV™ InSight and how it may be used to improve the plant operations. The measurement of the process dynamics will be discussed, and the DeltaV™ Tune application will be introduced and
used with Adaptive Tuning and Adaptive Control. Also, each student will gain hands on experience with these tools in class exercises based on realistic process simulations.
Prerequisites
7009, DeltaV Implementation I or equivalent field experience.
Topics
• DeltaV Tune with InSight
• Measurement of Process Dynamics
• Tuning Methods Tuning Response
• Process Learning
• Adaptive Tuning
• Adaptive Control
• DeltaV Inspect with InSight
• Detection of Abnormal Conditions
• Performance Indices
• Performance Reports

Overview
This 4½-day course is designed for control system administrators, process control engineers and IT
specialist responsible for managing, installing, and commissioning a DeltaV™ system. This course
includes access to a virtual DeltaV system to practice and review course workshops complete with brief
recorded demonstrations available after course completion. This course is designed for control system
administrators, process control engineers and IT specialist responsible for managing, installing, and
commissioning a DeltaV system.
Topics
• Overview of system components and topologies
• DeltaV domain setup, including independent deltav domain controllers
• DeltaV installation procedures
• Licensing
• Import and export of configuration
• Firmware upgrades Controller health diagnostics
• User administration
• Configuration Database administration
• Creating additional workstations
• Auto Update services
• Continuous historian administration
• Advanced continuous historian administration
• Remote desktop services
• Event chronicle administration
• Network Time Protocol configuration/diagnostics
• Backup and restore procedures

Overview
This 3-1/2-day course is designed for process and control engineers who are applying DeltaV™ Predict and Predict Pro. It provides practical examples of how to determine the benefits of MPC application and how this control may be used to meet specific application requirements. Students will gain hands on experience through lab exercises based on realistic dynamic process simulations.
This course is designed for process and control engineers who are applying
DeltaV™ Predict and Predict Pro.
Prerequisites
7201 DeltaV™ Advanced Control Topics How to Justify an MPC Project
• Evaluating the cost of process variation
• Estimating the reduction in variation that is possible using mpc
• Calculating the benefit of maximizing throughout\when plant production is restricted by input limits or measurable constraint
• Meeting application requirements
• Meeting control requirements when the response times are very different
• Understanding the design and testing of an integrating process
• Tailoring control performance
• Placing more emphasis on selected control or constraint parameters
• Improving control performance when the process is dead time dominant
• Compensating for large changes in process gain or dynamics
• Minimizing the impact of process noise on control performance
• MPC application
• Selecting and applying MPC, MPC-Pro and MPC-Plus blocks
• Optimizing control
• Optimizing the control

Overview
This 4½-day course is designed for process and control engineers who are applying DeltaV™ Predict and Predict Pro. This is a condensed course with selected content from Courses 7201 and 7202. It provides practical examples of how to determine the benefits of MPC application and how this control may be used to meet specific application requirements. Students will gain hands on experience through lab exercises based on realistic dynamic process simulations.
This course is designed for process and control engineers who are applying
DeltaV™ Model Predictive Control.
Prerequisites
7201 DeltaV™ Advanced Control Topics
How to Implement an MPC Solution
• DeltaV™ MPC Function Blocks and Predict / PredictPro
• MPC for Multi-Variable Control
• Model Identification, Data Screening
• Simulation of Response, Tuning How to Justify an MPC Project
• Evaluating the Cost of Process Variation
• Estimating the Reduction in Variation that is possible using MPC
• Calculating the Benefit of Maximizing throughput\when plant production is restricted by Input Limits or Measurable Constraint
• Meeting Application Requirements
• Ensuring Disturbance Inputs are Independent of Other Process Inputs
• Meeting Control Requirements when the Response Times are Very Different
• Understanding the Design and Testing of an Integrating Process
• Tailoring Control Performance
• Placing more Emphasis on Selected Control or Constraint Parameters
• Improving Control Performance when the Process is Dead time Dominant
• Compensating for Large Changes in Process Gain or Dynamics
• Minimizing the Impact of Process Noise on Control Performance MPC Application
• Selecting and Applying MPC, MPC-Pro and MPC-Plus Blocks Optimizing Control
• Optimizing the Control Using the MPC-Pro or MPC-Plus Blocks

Overview
This 3-day DeltaV Virtualization course focuses on the various software that is used in the management of a DeltaV Virtualization environment. Students will engage in workshops that will reinforce the material discussed to successfully run and maintain a Virtualized DeltaV™ system.
This course is designed for system administration personnel that will be maintaining DeltaV workstations on a virtual platform after installation.
Prerequisites
7027 DeltaV System Administration
Topics
• Virtualization Hardware Setup
• Overview of a typical virtualization system
• Differences between a Host and DC Servers
• Role of a DC
• Networks within a virtualized system
• Clusters
• Virtual Networks
• Virtual Machines
• Review Templates
• Process to create Virtual machines
• Overview of classroom setup
• Create additional DeltaV Workstations
• DeltaV Virtual Studio Tools
• Grouping
• VM Modifications
• Edit Collection Settings
• Thin Clients
• DeltaV Remote Desktop Connection(DRDC)
• Redundant Thin Client Networks
• Replication & Disaster Recovery
• Install/Configure Replication
• Examine replication options
• Recover from fail overs
• Health Monitoring & Troubleshooting
• Emerson SHM
• DVS/Cluster Diagnostics
• DeltaV Alarming
• Failure Scenarios
• Host Patching & Moving VMs
• Patching Procedures, Verification