nic00
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Off topic here.. Was just reading an article on solar cells and about quantum dots, Making the solar cells much more efficient. Are u involved with this kinda thing? -
What does everyone use to backup there scada clients? Currently using acronis but seems to take forever.. -
Absolute zero and u have free energy ;) -
Who u logged is as on the 2k machine? -
In your PLC use the service request #7 for reading the date/time of the PLC. The service request write the date/time into 5 or 6 word. In your Cimplicity project, create points to read the date/time words. Create a periodic Event launching a script. In this script use the Date function to set the PC date/time. Thats what i found from google, dont know if its any help :) -
ITSGONNABLOW.wav ^_^ -
If u cant change the sound via RS View cant u just replace it with the audio file u want to play and rename it? -
How come you did your NVQ 3 in mech maintenance? As i see you have done ONC in electrical, Are you multiskilled? I did HNC after ONC and really enjoyed it, if you want to do it defiantly do it!! -
Would a ps2pdf convertor do the trick? If so check this out http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/doc/gnu/5.50/Ps2pdf.htm Also is it a one off thing? -
Going to be giving this a look in the next few minutes -
Here is what the question was based on; A relay PLC switch has an inductance of 2H and resistance of 4Ohms. It has a current of 0.5A, when switched off Determine the time for the relay to drop out when the drop out current is 0.1A I get something like 804.72ms -
Did actually enjoy reading that, nice post -
Thanks very much guys -
Thanks for the info guys. A friend PM'd me this a few minutes ago too (just to throw it in) James says: if i remember correctly... and dont quote me on this... but isn't it to do with spikes on a current signal -
i couldnt find anything on it either. Maths tutor has had to take over the PLC lesson due to illness and on an assignment it states about dropout current within a relay and he wondered what it was. Couldnt find anything about it in my Bolton PLC book, so i thought i would ask you guys here. Sorry if you dont understand -
If a PLC has relay, that has a drop out current rated 30^-3. Does that means the relay will stay at its relevant state of play when power is switched off then when current drops below 30^-3 that states reverts back to 0? Sorry if this seems to be a bit of a novice question, wanting to make sure im on the right track -
Happy New Year all -
Isn't DARPA related to the SR-91 (Aurora?), have a vague memory of reading something about them in relation to the aurora -
Were just about to switch to ultrasonic but in regards to flow -
Ok that has explained it ill have a bash at it and see what i come out with :D Thanks -
The water mixing works fine although im askin for advice and ways to solve some problems that im having. Not to get slated :) Im currently reading http://www.amazon.co.uk/Programmable-Logic...0024&sr=8-1 To help try and correct my code, before i start using sequences i need to understand how they work etc, Best way to learn is to learn from your mistakes :D -
U gotta bare in mind this is my first major project been thrown in the deep end with this. There are bugs in it yes i agree dont think its bad for a first attempt -
There u go, there are a few minor mistakes but no major biggies. Be Gentle Please :( Ive had minimal PLC programming experience ie LD x0 OUT y0 really -
Coded the program today, used monitors to say when cycles where complete. Everything got tested and worked fine and came out with what i wanted. Thanks for the advice guys, I can post the code if anyone is interested (its not very efficient coding)
C programmable PLC recommendation?
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