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- PC reliability?
- Windows, real time
- PID loops
- PCs vs. PLCs
- Replacing people
- MS 'monopoly'?
- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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Friday, February 8, 2008from the Automation List department...
Re: I want to connect two masters to one slave
I need a turn-key, off the shelf solution, which allows two Modbus masters to communicate with one Modbus slave without any firmware/software changes.
from the Automation List department...
Run 2x Concept 2.6 simultaneously
Is there a way to run Concept 2.6 2x simultaneously?
from the Automation List department...
JimPinto.com eNews No. 243 - 8 February 2008
The latest JimPinto.com eNews 8 Feb. 2008 is on the web...
from the Automation List department...
Re: Mark V Servo Valve Regulator ParametersMark V Servo Valve Regulator Parameters & Calibration
from the Automation List department...
Re: I want to connect two masters to one slaveI need a turn-key, off the shelf solution, which allows two Modbus masters to communicate with one Modbus slave without any firmware/software changes.
from the Automation List department...
Re: I want to connect two masters to one slaveI need a turn-key, off the shelf solution, which allows two Modbus masters to communicate with one Modbus slave without any firmware/software changes.
from the Automation List department...
Software version control and security
Investigating software version control and security systems.
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