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Johnson Controls DSC 8500

Posted by Tim on 2 August, 2008 - 1:21 pm

I was woundring if anyone has any experience communicating ifix 4.0 with the older Johnson Controls DSC 8500 DDC's. I found a DSC I/O Server Ver 7.10 driver that was for Fix32, it seems to read from the DDC's but it wound write to the DDC's. Any help would be appreciated.

Tim

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Posted by marti on 23 August, 2008 - 7:12 pm

hello, iŽm testing ifix 3.5 in johnson controls dc9100 and dr9100 if you can send me the driver i can test and help you, i have experience with reliance design in this pid.

martin

esperanzamarti@hotmail.com

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