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- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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Member Information and Posts by mjak
what type of JB shall be used for IS & NIS signals?
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NIS loop if enclosed in EEXe enclosure, should be adequate for Zone 1 & 2 application....
Yes you can. EEXe can be used for both Zone 1 and Zone 2 application....
We are having 10 third party PLC systems to be connected to DCS. We wanted to use ModBus TCP/IP protocol. For this, OPC server facility is required or the PLCs will act as ModBus TCP/IP Server. Please clarify
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I'm assuming that your 3rd party PLC currently communicate through Serial MODBUS. In that case you...
time synchronization in DCS system
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The system clock for most systems nowadays are very unlikely to drift more than a seconds in a day....
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