Write ID tag from PL7

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Write ID tag from PL7

Posted by ay on 17 October, 2008 - 9:52 am

Hello!

I need to write an ID tag IFM with a read/write head DTA100 from IFM. I have an AS-i network Schneider with SAY1000 module. Can anyone help me with the steps to do this in PL7 v5.4 software?

Thanks.

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