C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
(OP)
I am looking for a cost effective PLC's that works with a SCADA server. These are to run pivot on the farm i work for and need the PLC's to be able to communicat with the SCADA server in there office.
What they want is to be able to turn on, turn off, run water, ext.
If you have any info on these please let me know or even point me somewhere i can find more info on it.
Thank you.
What they want is to be able to turn on, turn off, run water, ext.
If you have any info on these please let me know or even point me somewhere i can find more info on it.
Thank you.





RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
I have no clue what "pivot" is, so without more about what info and its format I can't offer much more insite.
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_pivot_irrigati...
As long as it can connect into the SCADA system and be able to monitor for safeties and tell it what direction to run is a great start.
RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
The Click is a pretty standard PLC with most but not all of the higher end features available to PLC users.
I'd recommend you hunt down some local technical person capable of helping and suggest you'd like to use a Click and see what they can do for you.
If you're technical and a bit clever buy a Click and it's smallest mate-up power supply, (to run it), and see if you can do it yourself.
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
If a PC based SCADA server only communicates via Ethernet, then a serial comm port on a PLC presents the issue of an additional component, an ethernet/serial server.
A different PLC that talks Modbus/TCP from its Ethernet port might be cleaner than a PLC and serial server.
There's a high probability that a SCADA app can handle Modbus, but there's no guarantee until one checks it out. It might an OPC client with a single driver for brand X.
When messing with digital communications, the devil is in the details.
RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.
RE: C-More PLC's with SCADA server.