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Hello I had this software but i used it for one application only and it was in 1994. I'll try to have a look in my old floopy disks and I'll let you know if i'm able to find it. JC

Good morning, Well i'm happy it finally works Normally the communication with Modicon products is very easy but in that special case it's an old software that is not designed for Windows XP and it seems the driver is not installed with the software. I didn't see it cause the Unitelway driver was already present on my computer thanks to another Modicon software. Anyway it works for you so once again i'm happy too lol JC

Good evening, In the "Avancés" section, check the Unitelway box instead of "PC". In "Paramètres liaisons" and in "Uni-telway" its ok. This is the settings i have on my laptop and it works. The only difference is that on my laptop this driver have been installed as a part of the PL7 pro software used for Modicon Premium. If it doesn't work with these settings i don't know what to do except use an old laptop running a DOS and a previous version of PL707. JC

I use PL707 v4.0. I shutdown RSlink, I'm sure COM 1 is free and ready to use. I didn't found DUNTLW.001 is PL707 directory. I attach a screen capture of pl707 directory.

I forgot to tell you that the com port used by default is the COM1 so you have to check if that port is not used by another application like RSlinx of Allen Bradley by example. If you want to change for another port, edit DUNTLW.001 in directory C:\PL707. In the Basic Parameters section, change the COM setting in the line PORT=COM1:O,8,1 to the desired COM port. JC

Good morning, Your cable should be on the position 2 ("TER DIRECT"). Are you using the 4.0 version of TSX707 ? its very important cause with the previous version the communication driver doesn't work well under Windows XP. JC

Hi, You need the PL707 software to work with TSX 07 plcs. Version 4.0 is running under Windows XP without problems. Your cable is good for the job. JC

Hi, I've learnt to program that plc at school in 1985. As someone said before this plc is an Eberle sold by Telemecanique under his brand. Telemecanique gave up that plc as soon they released the serie 7 (TSX27, 47, 67 etc.) in the mid 80's. This plc doesn't have a communication port, you had to extract the memory from the plc and put it in a suitcase that looked like a james bond movie's accessorie then with the help of a keyboard of at least ten keys you could modify the program directely in the memory. This suitcase was called PRU 08. I could find some documentation about it, but of course it will be in french so probably completely useless for people here. In anyway this plc is a piece of museum and in my humble opinion it's a big waste of time (an money) to try to do something with it. JC from France