NEW! InBatch 2012 Training

We have released the new InBatch 2012 training course.

As it's predecessor, the new InBatch 2012 course is a 4-day, instructor-led class that provides you with a fundamental overview of the concepts and terms associated with Wonderware InBatch Software. The course includes providing you with the opportunity to apply the product to a batch process application.

This course has been scheduled on a quarterly basis starting in December 2012 at our training facility in Lake Forest, California. Our next session is scheduled for December 11-14, 2012.

Click here to register for the classes.

InBatch software allows users to quickly and easily create recipes and simulate their execution against a model of the process—all before writing one line of control code.

InBatch software's powerful batch engine reduces the time to automate batch processes by 40 to 60% over competitive solutions. InBatch software facilitates the design and implementation of solutions that are compliant with 21 CFR Part 11, the US Regulation on Electronic Records and Electronic Signatures.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Use the features and functionality of the InBatch software
• Create recipes and simulate their execution against a model of the process
• Use the information in the course to reduce the cost and time to automate batch processes utilizing the new enhancements of InBatch software
• Understand the basic concepts of using InBatch with System Platform

Audience
Plant floor Operators and Managers, System Administrators, System Integrators, and other individuals who work with batch systems and need to use InBatch software in their manufacturing environment.

Prerequisites
The prerequisites for course are:

• Basic knowledge of batch systems and their structure
• Manufacturing industry experience

Course Outline

Module 1 - Introduction to the InBatch System
    Section 1 - Course Overview
    Section 2 - Wonderware System Platform Review
    Section 3 - Batch Control System Overview
    Section 4 - Installation, Components & System Requirements
    Section 5 - Architecture and Licensing
    Section 6 - InBatch Application Maintenance
    Section 7 - InBatch Configuration Utility

Module 2 - Environment Display
    Section 1 -Environment Manager Overview and Operation

Module 3 - Process Model Editor
    Section 1 - Process Model Editor
    Section 2 - Process Model Configuration
    Section 3 - Phases and Phase Tags
    Section 4 - Segments
    Section 5 - Validating the Model and Synchronizing the Databases

Module 4 - Train Editor
    Section 1 -Use and Operation of Trains

Module 5 - Materials Editor
    Section 1 - Overview

Module 6 - Recipe Editor
    Section 1 - Recipes and the Recipe Editor
    Section 2 - Creating Recipes
    Section 3 - Recipe Validation and Approval

Module 7 - Batch Management
    Section 1 - Overview
    Section 2 - Batch Display and Operation
    Section 3 - Restart

Module 8 - Advanced Topics on Recipe Creation and Batch Execution
    Section 1 - Availability and Allocations
    Section 2 - Instances
    Section 3 - Batch Phase Propagation and Unit Control

Module 9 - InBatch ActiveX GUI Objects
    Section 1 - InBatch ActiveX GUI Control
    Section 2 - Using the BatchSecurity Control

Module 10 - Security System
    Section 1 - InBatch Security System

Module 11 - Phase Logic Development
    Section 1 - Defining and Configuring Phase Logic

Module 12 - Process Logger
    Section 1 - Process Logger System

Module 13 - History and Reporting
    Section 1 - History and Archiving
    Section 2 - Reporting System

Module 14 - Tag Linker
    Section 1 - Using Tag Linker
    Section 2 - Interacting with the Control System

Module 15 - InTouch Batch Tag Browsing & Referencing
    Section 1 - Using InBatch Tags from InTouch

Module 16 - InBatch and System Platform
    Section 1 - Communicating with Wonderware Application Server