SD Card Suite
Enhanced Vision OPLCs support SD cards that enable application data to be stored and remotely accessed.
SD Suite enables you to view and manipulate that data, as well as format cards and perform other tasks.
Note that SD Cards also enable , complex web-page hosting, and application cloning between OPLCs.
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One of the simlpest hand made TC. http://www.cookingissues.com/index.html%3Fp=1099.html -
I'm curious about the answer also, but I, too, suspect the solder joint. I'm also wondering what the going rate is for the J. Tauser & Assoc. ad placement - I'm always looking for additional sources of revenue. -
Hey All, I'm working a a little home workshop playtime project... I'm using a V570 with a V200-18-E3XB snap I/O module. I "hand-rolled" some type T thermocouples (wires at the business end tightly twisted and soldered to create my TC junction). Each T/C is about 30 ft long, and a direct connection with the E3XB module. I find that the readings I get at room temp are about 8 deg F higher than I get with "real" thermometers. I know I can build an offset into my readings, but curious where the discrepancy lies; Does the solder (60/40) that flows through the twisted Copper/Constantan junction create an offset? Does this fall within the expected accuracy of the E3XB module? Or is it something else? Anyone have any input on this matter? Regards, JohnR -
By Joe Tauser · Posted
This will be a quite a challenge for your first PLC project. Start by downloading UniLogic and the separate example programs collection. Watch the UniLogic training videos at https://www.youtube.com/c/UnitronicsProgrammablecontrollers/videos Post a link to as much information as you can about the robot's communication protocol and interface type. Take the leap and start to build a UniLogic program based on what you understand. When you run into a wall, post the program with your questions. Joe T. -
I have almost no experience with programming PLCs, I am still waiting for my Unitronics PLC to be delivered, I have taken on a new project to control a Mecademic Meca500 industrial robot using the Unitronics stand alone PLC via ethernet, Although I do not have the PLC, I do have the Meca500 operating via its web interface, As a newbie I need guidance on creating the needed communication settings within the UniLogic software,
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