Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is a short demonstration on how to use the BOOTP-DHCP utility to assign an IP address to an enabled device.
Our equipment is a MicroLogix1100 (model 1763-L16BWA) with built-in EtherNet I/P.
Students complete this exercise in small groups and learn through hands-on training and instruction. Classes are offered one (1) day per week (3-5 hours) over an 8-week period. Currently, training is offered at no cost!
Contact is through madisoncollege.edu/eda for more information
This is a short demonstration on how to use the BOOTP-DHCP utility to assign an IP address to an enabled device.
Our equipment is a MicroLogix1100 (model 1763-L16BWA) with built-in EtherNet I/P.
Students complete this exercise in small groups and learn through hands-on training and instruction. Classes are offered one (1) day per week (3-5 hours) over an 8-week period. Currently, training is offered at no cost!
Contact is through madisoncollege.edu/eda for more information







![CALL, PR, REPLACE commands to optimize a TPP
Each student developed 3 programs. One for each number. Programs were tested and run individually. The assignment required them to combine all three programs into one, using the CALL instruction and to optimize program flow. Students accomplished this by eliminating individual home positions in each program and replacing them with a global position [PR] in the CALL program. They also improved efficiency (run time) by replacing all SPEED motion elements to the allowed maximum of 250mm/sec.
Students developed the script, narration and video in a small group setting.
All training is offered for FREE on state of the art equipment and software through a federal grant by the Economic Development Administration (EDA) in the cities of Portage, Reedsburg and Waterloo.
Students are enrolled in Robotics for Industrial Automation - level 1 funded through the EDA. CALL, PR, REPLACE commands to optimize a TPP](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/j3zbRcR4xiU/mqdefault.jpg)


