Studio 5000 Logix Designer: A Learning Guide for ControlLogix Basics

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Very well written. Has a ton of more information than the Rockwell level one training which my company paid $700 for. It's just as good as another book I bought for 3 times as much

It is a bit dated now for the newest Studio 5000 versions, but I still learned a few things, e.g. on produced and consumed tags and on fault handling.

This book explains in detail how to use The Studio 5000. It includes a variety of substancial information for entry level and experienced technicians. The author uses a simple and professional style to describe the subject. Another great feature is that the book is concise and thorough. Best of all the price for this book is very reasonable for all the information that it provides. Thank you Gary D. Anderson, this is an astonishing reference.

Precisely the context I was seeking. Easy to read and understand text. Well written, edited and illustrated. Highly recommend for anyone who is looking to gain an understanding of this programming software.

Highly recommend the book. I’ve worked in PLC’s for a few years and this really tied some things together. It’s great for anyone starting out, or if you just want more understanding. I will be reading more Gary Anderson books for sure!

This book is the best book I have ever bought. I am a programmer on various PLC platforms and on RSlogix 5000 this book is extremely interesting to read. Very well explained and easy to understand. I recommend it 100%.

It barely covers much of the programming environment, and over half the book read as regurgitated stats and specs on the A-B Lineup ... Hell, the forward is a plagurism of the Allen Bradley history page on their website.