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Unitronics communication driver for .net.
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We are looking for an experienced UniLogic programmer for direct, permanent hire. The job entails programming PLC and HMI hardware for controlling industrial water purification systems. Must be willing to relocate to northwest New Mexico or southwest Colorado (great location for outdoor enthusiasts!). Must also be willing and able to travel both domestically and internationally. -
Thanks for the help, I shall give this a try -
Hi JonathanS, i think that you can "encrypt" the password string...you can store the password in a buffer...than manage the buffer with the "encryption" ...store again the buffer in a string and save this in the table...at the end, to log in, insert the normal password, that will "encrypted" later then check if the string is present in the table...so...if someone will have access at the table in someway will have something that has to "decode" ...I think that this should be reasonabile if the needs is just "no human readable" string. -
Hello... Rivka, actually they are not. Issue PTO also very likely freezes if you request PTO move to 0 (absolute move) and send a "Stop" request when the motor is already close to 0 position and so decelerating. is not resolved. I sent another short test program to Nir Manor and hope to get another fix back soon. Unilogic says to split my programing time in half, but..... time I had spent on discovering bugs, reporting them and making short programs to reproduce them actually took the same amount of time as the whole project. Headache. Regards Simon
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