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I just stumbled across this video and it's been a massive help with a little project I've been working on, so thank you for uploading this. However I have one problem: This works great on my Windows system, but my coworker is an Apple user. Does this work on Apple systems as-is, and if not is there any way to adapt it to work on Apple?

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Very interesting. Curious how you might deploy this in a container application - and run it from Azure. I'm assuming you can put the .label file in your package, and as long as all the end-clients install the same printer, it *should* work? :D Going to give it a shot in any case. Thanks for the video (4 years later)

Thanks for the info. I want to get a better understanding and troubleshoot comm’s issues myself instead of always calling our controls engineer 👍🏼

Could I perhaps just create the repeating light in main

thank you king this helped me out a ton #day1

Thanks a lot!

why did you use 10bit and not 16bit? also what is the capacity of micrologic 1100 16bit?

Thank you! This was super helpful.

excellent explaination

Please forgive me , i downloaded the video on phone because TH-cam offer lower quality

So how do you give the plc an ip without bootp?

This is great

Great video. Not a lot of good content out there for ladder logic. I really appreciate the content and thorough explanation.

Thank you so much!

USE SYSTEM CLOCK VARIABLE ON THE SLC500

@Dipsy Logic, nice concise video on the difference between analog and digital inputs, clearly presented. One suggestion; when you say that hooking up an analog device featuring a current output of 4-20 ma would not work when using the Micrologix 1100's analog inputs (3:18), you are selling the product short. Simply attach a 500 ohm resistor (1/4 W) across the two outputs of a 4-20 ma device to create a voltage drop that may now be measured at the ML1100's analog inputs in the range of 2-10 VDC. Make it a 250 ohm resistor and the input will be in the range of 1-5 VDC.

Love to see more educational videos like this

Old video, but very good. Thank you! I have a situation where I want a light to have 3 states. Off, Blinking, then solid. For example, Off, not ready. Something is put into position, then blinking, ready. Last would be enabling the process to start with a push button, then the light goes solid. A lot more to it than that, but that would cover it.... Again, thanks for the video!

I got an error "No module named 'win32.api' "; can you help me to fix it? I am using Python 3.11 on Windows 10, Thank you

is this possible to do with a brother printer?

Hi! I would like to ask for some help. I was able to gather the informatiom from PLC control tag (RSLOGIX 5000) but not able to work with it. So if I want to handle that information in forexample in an If statement I won't be able to work with it. import time from PIL import Image from pycomm3 import LogixDriver from tkinter import * with LogixDriver('here my IP adress I removed it') as plc: valami = plc.read('valami') print(valami) if valami: print("works") else: print("Doesn't work") It always says its true even if i toggle the bit to False. It will never go to else branch. Thanks for help.

That’s such a nice application! I’m currently learning a way to use rasp pi reading tags from a compactlogix plc, process theses information using AI and write back the response on that plc!

thanks for sharing!!😀

Excellent

Quick question, would the output to your light be the same if you had used the .TT (timer timing) bit for either timer? Is there any advantage to using the enable bit over the TT bit for an output? I’m new to PLC programming so just looking for any clarity on the issue…

Thanks 👍

Please continue making Rs logix videos with different problems, old videos are fire.

Very cool !Do you have anything from this year ?

Please send me a video how to interface analogue sensor (pressure transmitter) with Allen Bradley plc

Excellent explanation! Please continue doing these type of videos

Looking for this. Great... Waiting for next part....

Poor quality videos

expecting more plc with python projects

Thank you very much! Great job!

c = SlcDriver if c.open('192.168.20.4'): coun = c.read_tag('C5:0.ACC') print (coun) sleep(2) c.close() Getting error as C:\Users\SITI\Desktop>python main.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\SITI\Desktop\main.py", line 5, in <module> if c.open('192.168.20.4'): TypeError: open() missing 1 required positional argument: 'ip_address' Please Help !! pycomm 1.0.8 Python 3.9.0

Hi. Can you please tell me how "B3:1/0" came? I'm trying with the micro850 simulator in CCW v12. But it doesn't have the tag. Please explain what "B3:1/0" actually mean. Thank you

Thanks a lot, this was quite useful!

Can't believe there aren't more views or likes on this. Very helpful. Is there another application people are using besides RSLinx to connect to their PLCs? Is that why this has so few views?

I have never seen an explanation as perfect as yours. Could you do a video but instead of voltage using current. Thanks

Excellent, clear explanation. Thank you.

Nice .and that 123456 is the decoded data of the barcode .expecting your next video

from pycomm.ab_comm.clx import Driver as ClxDriver ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pycomm.ab_comm'

Great video, can we do the same with ControLogix and CompactLogix?

Great Video! Do you know if it is possible to print String data types also? I try to do the following: print c.read_tag('ST9:0') but got the following error: Error parsing the tag passed to read_tag(ST9:0,1) other data types like integers (N7:0) or bits (B3:0) work just fine

How would I change this: print(c.write_tag('Counts', -26, 'INT')) ? ------To be able to write a value of 1 or 0 (Zero) to stop or start a motor, or to open or close a valve? Thank you in advance.

I am an Electrical Engineer. I work with PLC daily. This video is great. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. So you actually do not have to be connected to a physical PLC to test this. You can test it from the program logix. Correct?

I just started building my own plc trainer and wasn’t sure the analog input. This helped me out a lot to understand how it works. Thank you ! Looking forward to more videos.

does this still apply for pycomm3 ?

Eagerly waiting for more videos from you!