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Posts posted by NevergoldMel
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Use Nat is irrelevant when properly connect via VPN.
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Itemize a new laptop
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Loop power exists because one cannot trust electricians to power field devices.
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Slap a panelview on each station.
Throw a PC up with view SE for this main blah blah [it's called scada] -
You need to use tcp not sms
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can you use node-red?
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First you let the customer spec serial communications.
But it's probably something stupid like the Numeric Input widget will not show data read from comms. -
I've been running tests on NODE-RED and I'm impressed so far. The hardware seems to be the only limit I can find.
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I wouldn't depend on a dhcp reservation to assign an IP to a vfd.
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DLR topography is somewhat overblown.
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Sounds like he got hold of some push to test lights.
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I've never seen the right-click method work use the tool.
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It's a micrologix or an SLC isn't it?
Fault Code = 0002H accompanied message:
"Unexpected hardware watchdog timeout or an ASIC reset occurred. Cannot go online or upload from default processor (no program). You must perform download."
This occurs from one of three conditions on AC powered units.- AC power browns out slowly.
- AC power modulates below 50hz before failing
- The PLC is now a crippled self-bricking POS that can no longer hold a program past a power cycle.
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rslogix emulator connects through a virtual port in RSlinx, so you'll have to get the crimson to read it through the OPC-DA of RSlinx.
I'm unsure if the OPC-DA service runs in RSlogix Lite.
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Ahh, the program migrator is junk, better off copy and pasting it.
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I've done it before. worked just fine. But if you're not using DH+ communications I'd get a 5/05 you just have to change the processor type in the project before you download it.
If you are using DH+ communications I'd suggest budgeting to change them all to 5/05 at once and reconfigure for ethernet, that way you have some path for new equipment or scada. -
You might want to consider ToughCable from ubiquiti networks it's rather durable and robust.
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THe L24 and L27 both will take up to four modules, All of them support Ether/ip assemblies or EIP
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The compactlogix is modular.
AOI, UDT, ST, FBD, LL, Ether/IP, 2 PID routines.
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I've got a 90 Micro I haven't been able to get online with I'll try it on.
That's a big oh hell no.
I don't have any PC's older enough to run that,1 person likes this -
Let me see the back of that.
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There must be because mine doesn't do that.
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That is the most awkward drawing of a seal in circuit I've ever seen.
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I'd look at Allen Bradley Compactlogix PLCs that have the sweet programming features of the controllogix with a lower price tag and no stupid backplane.
I have avoided the Siemens mostly due to scada driver support and lack of engineers asking for it outside D.O.D. projects.
I've only dealt with Mitsubishi Drives, hopefully their PLCs aren't as convoluted,2 people like this
Using DHCP in the OT Space
in Computer Help and Networking
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I.T. needs to stay out of controls.