The older Modicon 984 series had a coprocessor module that support "C"
programming (not C++). It specifically required Microsoft C, if I remember.
Stan Ruth
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Subject:A-B PLC question
Author: "g. lu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 05/07
RE: Integrator 30's vs. AB Stations
Sorry for being late to the mix and continuing to drag out this
issue. This discussion should be linked to the e-mail flurry about AB Control
Logix and Ethernet connectivity from a month or so ago. (I would assume that
your AB connectivity strategie
John,
Thank you for taking the time to provide the information concerning Allen
Bradley PLCs. I thought it was very informative.
As of last week, my group will start to take on our facility's AB PLC
responsibilities in addition to our current Foxboro I/A support. I know little
about the Allen
Which series is the "open controller", 1771 or 1775? The 1771 was a basic
module, if I remember right.
I know that most 1771 and 1775 setups can communicate to any machine that runs a
normal C compiler via ControlNet or Ethernet.
Kirk
Kirk Carver
ExxonMobil Chemical
Beaum
Hi Gang,
we have an on and off problem with the PrintScreen facilities on the Foxboro
and I'm a bit lost why. I think the problem started when we upgraded to 6.1.
The Colour printer HP1200 (LP14) is connected to the AP51B parallel port.
>From the AP, I can print to the HP1200 with "lp -d LP14 f
