AT111 — Schematic Boardview Reading Complete Course

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About the Course

AT111 is a combined schematic and boardview mastery course — using both tools simultaneously for board-level diagnosis, cross-referencing net names between them, finding test points efficiently, and documenting repairs with proper schematic markup.

What You Will Learn

  • Using schematic and boardview tools simultaneously
  • Cross-referencing net names between schematic and boardview
  • Finding test points efficiently
  • Documenting repairs with schematic markup

Course Highlights

  • Goes beyond ST106’s introductory schematic reading into full dual-tool mastery
  • Teaches proper repair documentation, a professional skill most courses skip entirely
  • Essential preparatory skill before AT109’s schematic-guided voltage tracing
  • A genuine differentiator between intermediate and true advanced board-level technicians

Requirements

  • Completion of ST106 (Introduction to Reading Schematic Diagrams) recommended
  • Completion of AT113 (Schematic Diagrams Ultimate Guide) recommended
  • Ability to read and understand English

Who Is This Course For

Technicians who’ve completed introductory schematic training and want complete, professional-grade mastery of both schematic and boardview tools together.

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

  • Use schematic and boardview tools together for efficient, precise board-level diagnosis
  • Document repairs professionally using schematic markup
  • Progress into AT109’s schematic-guided voltage tracing with full confidence

Benefits Obtained

  • Take-home training manual covering combined schematic and boardview mastery
  • Training evaluation assessment
  • Microlek Certificate of Completion in Schematic and Boardview Reading
  • Access to boardview software recommendations via shop.microlek.co.za
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What Will You Learn?

  • Using schematic and boardview tools simultaneously
  • Cross-referencing net names between schematic and boardview
  • Finding test points efficiently
  • Documenting repairs with schematic markup

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