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I need to occasionally load some lookup tables in the PLC with data that is in a CSV file.
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Nathan Boeger
http://inductiveautomation.com
http://notanotherindustrialblog.blogger.com
You can use VB.net or C#.
For sample on how to connect and read/write to OPC using VB.Net here's a simple example:
http://www.faweb.net/us/opc/sample_vbnet.html
For sample on how to connect to Excel and read data using VB.Net or C#, you will find a lot of links through google.
You just need to combine above 2 samples to read from excel and write to OPC and build whatever logic you may need to build.
Please contact for further assistance.
Vipul Shah
http://www.egenietech.com
vipul@egenietech.com
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