This five-day course covers fundamental troubleshooting techniques for Schilling ROV systems in a controlled classroom environment. It includes both lectures and hands-on practical exercises with similar devices currently used offshore. Key topics include power longline basics, serial and network communications, fiber basics, topside computer integrations, GUI familiarization, Node Changer, DTS viewer, device tunneling, and telemetry system overview. Students will engage in daily practical exercises such as checking resistance on random parts, integrating topside computers, configuring subsea nodes, integrating and configuring subsea components into the Schilling network. The course culminates into a comprehensive practical exercise where students will configure and integrate a complete “ROV system” while troubleshooting random induced issues that students will have to work through to successfully get power and comms to the provided subsea components. Prerequisites: PT2 and above Duration: 5 days Personnel: Up to 6 attendees

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