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I would suggest you contact someone in the strapping industry such as signode. They will be happy to send a sales engineer to determine your needs and propose a solution. Just google them and you should be able to find a local rep for your area.

I cannot find any info on a SYMAX800. Is it perhaps the old Modicon 984 with 800 series modules? Can you post some close-up pictures? A picture showing all the info on the CPU identity tag would also help. Please state exactly which software you are using. Thanks.

The Toshiba EX40 is almost identical to the D100. Right Click on the manual link below. Then, Click "Save As" Link to manual: http://www.toshiba.c...0Manual_506.pdf Here is a link for building an interface cable: http://forums.mrplc....ds&showfile=228 Also, see this thread: http://www.plctalk.n...&highlight=d100 Search this site and the one in the link for "D100" I don't understand some of the English translation. Please post in Spanish and English. Yo no hablo español, pero tal vez voy a ser capaz de entender mejor si se publica en Inglés y Español. Gracias.

See this thread, post #3 and #4 for more info: http://forums.mrplc....?showtopic=5416

The software (WinGPC) in the link Shiner posted will program the DT32LT. Download the WinGPC.zip file. Unzip the file, Click on WinGPC.exe to start the software. Click New Project, Click Drop-down arrow for PLC Model, highlght D32LT. Click on Drop-down arrow for CPU type. Name your project, for example, test.prj. Click Open button, begin programming.

File Name: Cutler-Hammer-D100 Toshiba-EX40 RS232 Interface Adapter File Submitter: jrwb4gbm File Submitted: 25 Mar 2004 File Updated: 24 Mar 2012 File Category: Tutorials and Guides This is an updated version of the interface. the filename is "editted_02-07-12.jpg". Changed the original drawing by moving the wire connection in the diagram from pin 2 to pin 4 on the RJ45 PLC connector. Original drawing and LED's by G.Gaglio. Click here to download this file

Jay, Thanks for the link. FactoryTech, I'm interested in a Hand Held Programming Console and cable, please send a PM with details. Thanks, Sid

Try this link for some additional information on this PLC. http://www.lighthouseplcs.com/support/furn...ncehitachi.html

Try this link, it may be of some help to you. http://freespace.virgin.net/ian.sullivan/M.../Mitsubishi.htm

Depending on how the ladder is written, add a branch around the timer done bit that drives the next timer. On it you should have the previous timer done bit and the solenoid disabled bit. When you get the time, try programming it with the sequencer. This seems like a perfect application for it. BTW I hated the first sequencer I programmed and still have to review my notes each time to make a new program. Sid

I used the direct cable diagram almost as shown in the lower right side of Jay Anthony's attached image. I only connected to pins 3, 5, and 8 on the SP20. I connected that much of it exactly as shown. On the computer side DB9 only, I then connected pins 1,4, and 6 together with a jumper. I then connected pins 7 and 8 together with another jumper. For the connector on the PLC, I salvaged the male pins from a connector and just crimped them on the wires and put them in the correct pin hole on the PLC. It was a crude fix but it worked. Sid

Here is a link to a replacement IC chip if that is the problem. If the trouble is worse than that maybe I can open mine up to get the complete circuitry diagram figured out. Sid Updated link. http://www.digikey.com/scripts/us/dksus.dl...32&Cat=31458276

Thank you Jay and kmpk5. I have tried for months to find this information. Sid.