5/7/2014 10:05 PM | |
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Hello, Please download the latest version ofMicrowin and try again. Regards, Marcjan
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5/16/2014 6:48 PM | |
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Thank you very much. It worked perfectly. Your advice was spot on. Bill Markle |
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5/16/2014 10:00 PM | |
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(Sorry Marcjan to drop into this conversation) @WMARKLE: My recommendation to you: If you have some issues getting into using the S7-200 PLC, do not hesitate to ask questions. If you are involved in just uploading to change to another PLC or just for making a copy or for making changes.. it does not matter. There are differences in the using the AllenBradley vs. Siemens. State next time which PLC you know (example: MicroLogix 1500), if it is related to wanting to do a function in Siemens that you did there. A tip or two though.. * The resources (timers, memory bits, ++) is fixed number. You can not expand. * The S7-200 behaves like a 8-bit processor. * A word comprize of 2 bytes (each with 8 bits). Example MW4 << MB3 and MB4 with most significant bit as M3.7 and least significant bit as M4.0. * Timers have fixed resolutions. Look up "TON" for the list. * The help file is VERY GOOD and include GOOD examples. Other advance things such as high speed counters and such, I'll leave for you to ask if you need it. Greetings. w |
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