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  1. QM30VT2 BANNER WITH QJ71C24N

    Dear Sir. Can Anyone Help me,How To read  Holding Register QM30VT2 BANNER With QJ71C24N Mitsubishi ,With Rs 485 Communication.I Want To read Holding Register it,More than 2500 Register. Thank you for attention. Best Regards.
  2. Banner DXM 700 or other Model

    I have a customer that wants to use a Banner DXM700. Has anyone use one of these before or close to it? I download the free software but having a hard time figuring out how program it.   Thanks,  Bigbaddawgjr
  3. I'm looking for some general information about different types of vibration/temperature sensors. What type, brand, model number, etc. will best fit my application.  Scenario: I want to monitor the vibration and temperature of multiple motors and gearboxes for a large overhead conveyor system. If an oil leak occurs and temperature increases, I want to see a temp. alert via a HMI. If a something mechanical fails, I want to see a vibration alert via a HMI.  I've looked into sensors that stick to the outside housing of the motors or gearboxes via a magnet. My concern is justifying the temperature readings. How accurate would a sensor that reads an "ambient" temperature be (compared to a thermocouple on the motor coil itself or some sort of probe)? Also, would the location of the magnet  on the motor or gearbox drastically affect the temp. or vib. readings? Has anyone had success with a similar setup? If so, what devices did you utilize? Are these systems truly beneficial?  I'm currently considering Banner's wireless products...
  4. Please if anyone can help me, recently I installed a redundancy in my Factory View V8.20 server, but started to show some errors: My alarm banner and event simply disappeared and now I can not read tag from my opc server (KeepServer Modbus), I see this tag in the studio, but at runtime they do not communicate. * Patches are up date. Tks! Vitor