An Introduction to Omron CxProgrammer, Timers and Counters!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2020
- In this video, we're going to take a look at Omron's CxProgrammer. We'll show you how to create a project using Timers and Counters, how to connect to the Omron PLC, download your program and test your work, live!
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Legend. Thanks for the concise lesson without the bloat.
Happy to help!
You did a great job presenting this.
Thanks a lot!
I've just started working with Omron PLC's, this is an excellent introduction. Thank you very much!
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
I found this on FB. Excellent content. Thanks. Subscribed.
Welcome aboard!
Thank you for creating options for different PLC programmers on the shopping floor. I'm currently on a PLC training course for the OMRON PLC and this has been very resourceful in advance for my training.
Glad it was helpful!
Its very clear. Excellent prof.. thank you.. im a beginner
Glad to hear that
amazing narration
Thanks a lot!
this is very informative!!! thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hope to learn more. Thank you very much
More to come!
Thank you soo much!!
No problem 😊
Hello, tanks for the video. i'm stating to work with omron and this video will be very useful.
Glad you enjoyed it, if you need further training checkout our PLC Programming Series which is focussed on the Omron PLC!
More omron programming sir
thanks
Welcome
Aye sire...You are cent percent correct...I have just swithced ..my job..where i was working on Allen Bradley 1400 PLC..now.. at new Job.. they are using Variety of PLC like Omron,Siemens etc..
I m surprised that u got hands on PLC at the age of 15..
In INDIA..we get after 25..if u are lucky. :(
Thanks for creating such Videos..appreciate..!!
You have to thank Dave, Managing Director and my dad! He was the one to introduce and train me at 15 years old! Gained a lot of valuable experience over the last 13 years.
I'm watching
Thanks!
Thanks. This is what youtube must be. An educational/
No problem, Subscribe for more!
Great job, good viddy
Glad you have enjoyed
Nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Is there a way to access the value of the counter at any point? I am trying to count the number of faults in a given part cycle and move that value to another data register. I am used to AB where timers and counters have bits automatically associated with them (.TT , .DN etc...)
Not that I can recall, I remember these being more restrictive than Siemens and Allen Bradley Counters.
Can you please upload more about cx programmer
Sure thing, we'll have a look at this.
Is it really a true Retentive Timer though? Do you not lose tenths of seconds each time you hit the Stop Button before the Timer hits the full second and increases the Timer count.
Great video though, great tutorial!
That is correct, however if we want that much accuracy, we would then look at the specs of what we can get from a PLC