leonuce
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Hi, I'm looking for a AB 1747-UIC Interface converter (USB to DH-485). Give me a quote if ever you have one.
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AB MicroLogix 1500 for sale
leonuce replied to Crossbow's topic in For Sale, Employment, Services or Wanted
Hi, you have to give us some number (how much do you expect) then we'll make an offer -
Neutral is requiered to derivade a 120 volts from a Y connection ( neutral to hot line). If you have a Delta connection you can use the ground as a neutral to derivade a 120 volts, that's for 3PH, 220 volts system. If you have 480 volts system you can have 220 volts from neutral to a hot wire. You also can use a step down transformer; 480/120 or 220/120 volts. You have to be careful when conncting equipment otherwise you will violate the National Electrical code.
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I contacted IDC technologies but they no offer this training in America. Does anybody know about any SCADA training online here in America?
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Yes, both run with XP Home. I do have XP Home in my laptop and I haven't had problem running RSLinx, or RSLogic 500.
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We need more details about this project, there parts that you do not describe clearly. With respect to the proximate switch you can pick keyance with fiber optics, I do not have the part number handy, these switches have the ability of picking objects moving at very high speed from 1/32" to 8 ". As soon as you start putting parts together let me know I have a couple of these switches available in the shop that I send to you.
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Thank you very much, I really appreciate your help.
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Hi folks, I need to upload a program application from a Sysmac CQM1 Omron controller and download it onto another machine but I do not have experience with this type of controller. I also need to know what programming software and cables I should use, and where I can find them. Any help would be be greatly appreciate. Thanks, Robert.
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"All PLCs are the same"... What do you think?
leonuce replied to gravitar's topic in General Topics - The Lounge
I'm going through the same situation; in the packaging department we have production lines with AB, Mitsubishi, and Omron PLC's. my platform is mainly AB, but last week one of Omron PLC's lost the program and the whole line stopped and the worse case is that we do not have the software; my boss ask me to buy the software and upload the program fron another controller, I ordered it but it will take about a week, fortunately for me I'm using this time to get to know about Omron conrollers. -
Hello anonymous, I really appreciate you help. Is there any specific procedure to upload/download program from a Sysmac CQM1; driver configuration, Programming mode, switches, etc..?
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Hi anonymous, Do you know what version of CX and type of cables I should use for this application? Thanks.
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Hi folks, I would appreciate any help on this topic. I have a AB 1500 with a flashing fault light. This fault light occured when one of packaging line mechanic tried to replace the back up battery, according to this the program is lost, I want to download the application program but everytime I try communicacion failed. I'm using a serial 9 pins to USB cable. I've tried different cables with same result. This unit has a communication push button with three position, I switched to prog mode but still the same. I do not have much experience on this type of controller. Once again folks, I would appreciate any help.
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Thanks Ken, this will be very helpful
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Did you build it yourself? can you give me a bill of material and connection diagram so that I can build my own?
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A career change to PLC programming in your 40's?
leonuce replied to bradner's topic in General Topics - The Lounge
Hi, never is too late to learn PLC, I started learning PLC 2 years ago, I'm almost 50 years old. One thing that really help me out is that I have Electrical Engineering background but you do not need a college degree to become a PLC Technician. Most Universities or colleges do not offer PLC as a program but they do have some Automatic Control classes and Robotic classes where they include PLC as a general topic, therefore I'd suggest you to buy some self training PLC kit from Allen-Bradley, or from ebay. If you have you High School degree or you GED you could enroll at some Comunit College or Vocational School and start taking some Electrical Engineering Technology courses. Good Luck. -
Durable Laptop With Real Serial Port
leonuce replied to panic mode's topic in Computer Help and Networking
Hi, I'm in process of buying a new laptop for my PLC's applications but I'm having hard time trying to find the right one, could you please give me some advice on this matter? I'll really appreciate your help. Thanks, Robert. -
Congrats Ken.
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What I would suggest yuo is get your GED first and then go to college and take some Electrical and Computer technologies classes and at the same time take some PLC training classes at any vocacional school. Colleges and universities usually do not offer PLC classes, they offer some automatization courses where they include PLC but they do not cover that much. You can also buy some PLC training courses from ebay or Alan-Bradley and train yourself. You do not need a college degree to become a PLC technician but a college degree is a big help. I have not experience using Intellitouch but with PLC you can do almost everything in automation field. On the other hand, TCP/IP is a communiation protocol used to connect computers, printers and other logic devices including PLC. Good luck.
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Converting a USA machine to France power
leonuce replied to Chris Elston's topic in General Topics - The Lounge
You should not have much problem if you use a VFD and set output voltage and frecuency according to you need. The only issue you may encounter is the input voltage but most VFD are design to work with +-15% of the input voltage. -
Photoelectric Sensor for ATEX Zone 21
leonuce replied to robertx's topic in For Sale, Employment, Services or Wanted
I had hard time trying to get these types of photosensors until I started using KEYANCE photosensors; they are reliable and easy to get, just go to KEYANCE web page. -
difference between servo motor and ac squirel cage induction motor
leonuce replied to interruptedz's topic in General Topics - The Lounge
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I do not know what kind of UPS you have in your system but they are not that good, they should be able to absorb the spikes, apperently they didn't and it took a while for the system to stabilize.
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OT...7 day 8 hour work schedule suggestions needed
leonuce replied to ToddM's topic in General Topics - The Lounge
How long is the shift, 8, 10, 12, 16 hours.? It is really tough make and schedule for two people seven day a week. -
Hi folks, I'm looking for a AB 1747-UIC (USB to DH-485 ) converter for my SLC 500 5/2. If you ever have one please give me a quote.
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DeviceNet to Hardwire control
leonuce replied to Mr JJ's topic in Allen Bradley / Rockwell Automation
Just desconnect the DeviceNet and reprogram you controller with the addition of the PB's. Youn can also control the VF Drives using limit switches or sensors depending on the process to be controlled.