Snap Advanced
CE GOLD SNAP ADV
There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. This Gold training will prepare field technicians and engineers to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit a control program utilizing Snap. This course is designed to develop an efficient field technician and engineer for a job site right away.
The Gold Snap Advanced course has been developed for Carrier Field Office field technicians/engineers who are new to the Carrier i-Vu® Tools hardware and software.
duration | cost | format | course prerequisites |
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2 days | $700 | Classroom | Silver Certification, Snap Essentials |
There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. This Gold training will prepare field technicians and engineers to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit a control program utilizing Snap. This course is designed to develop an efficient field technician and engineer for a job site right away.
The Gold Snap Advanced course has been developed for Carrier Field Office field technicians/engineers who are new to the Carrier i-Vu® Tools hardware and software.
For more information on the Carrier Controls Expert Program, please contact your local Carrier Controls representative or visit www.carrier.com/controls-experts.
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to use Carrier’s Snap tool to quickly and efficiently
- Describe the different types of microblocks
- Define microblock properties
- Read a sequence of operations and translate it to a program
- Simulate a program to find errors
- Modify a control program
- Edit properties pages
Training Methods Used
Traditional Classroom: A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 2-day event.
- Snap Fundamentals: Verify option settings • Save the control program • Place the microblocks • Connect microblocks with wires • Edit microblock properties • Simulate a control program
- Snap Tools: Info • Find • Edit common properties • Palette • Configure tools
- Real-World Programming, Part 1: Reorder microblocks • Add Section headers to the Edit Order list • Add expand/collapse sections • Align items on the properties page • Create a .logicsymbol • Create a control program using EquipmentBuilder • Analyze and fix a control program • Modify a control program
- Custom Microblocks: Create a custom microblock
- OCL Microblocks: Program an OCL microblock
- Property Page: Format the chiller control section
- Real-World Programming, Part 2: Final project
There are many different skill sets in the life of a field technician — engineering, IT infrastructure, technical support, and computer programming, to name a few. This Gold training will prepare field technicians and engineers to confidently install, commission, troubleshoot, and edit a control program utilizing Snap. This course is designed to develop an efficient field technician and engineer for a job site right away.
The Gold Snap Advanced course has been developed for Carrier Field Office field technicians/engineers who are new to the Carrier i-Vu® Tools hardware and software.
For more information on the Carrier Controls Expert Program, please contact your local Carrier Controls representative or visit www.carrier.com/controls-experts.
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to use Carrier’s Snap tool to quickly and efficiently
- Describe the different types of microblocks
- Define microblock properties
- Read a sequence of operations and translate it to a program
- Simulate a program to find errors
- Modify a control program
- Edit properties pages
Training Methods Used
Traditional Classroom: A live instructor will lead up to 12 students (course dependent) in hands-on exercises with minimal lecture in between. Using the situated learning techniques of the Kirkpatrick Model, this methodology fosters a collaborative learning environment where students are positioned to maximize knowledge retention. This course is a 2-day event.
- Snap Fundamentals: Verify option settings • Save the control program • Place the microblocks • Connect microblocks with wires • Edit microblock properties • Simulate a control program
- Snap Tools: Info • Find • Edit common properties • Palette • Configure tools
- Real-World Programming, Part 1: Reorder microblocks • Add Section headers to the Edit Order list • Add expand/collapse sections • Align items on the properties page • Create a .logicsymbol • Create a control program using EquipmentBuilder • Analyze and fix a control program • Modify a control program
- Custom Microblocks: Create a custom microblock
- OCL Microblocks: Program an OCL microblock
- Property Page: Format the chiller control section
- Real-World Programming, Part 2: Final project