New To PLC
New To PLC
(OP)
I would like to know about PLC programming.
I'm new to it.would anybody please advise what steps to follow in order to learn all about it,rather than joining a course.
I'm new to it.would anybody please advise what steps to follow in order to learn all about it,rather than joining a course.





RE: New To PLC
Paul Thomas
RE: New To PLC
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RE: New To PLC
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RE: New To PLC
Remember that experience is the best teacher. I would suggest that you purchase your own PLC. Automation direct markets some very low cost units. You can reach them at automationdirect.com
Read everything you can get your hands on regarding digital electronics and the programming of PLCs. there are many good books written on the subject of PLC programming, perform a search at amazon.com and look for an authour with the last name of Petruzella. He has a gift for writing on the subject of PLCs. best regards, PLCSAVVY
RE: New To PLC
Chris Elston
Automation & Controls Engineer
http://www.mrplc.com
Download Sample PLC Ladder Logic Code
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RE: New To PLC
for the information.
I have downloaded PlC ladder logic from mrplc.com.Now I am familiarised with drawing ladder networks.Chris would you please advise what should be the next step.
RE: New To PLC
http://www.mrplc.com/dl/index.php?action=view&view=entry&entryid=101
Read sections you want to understand more. I am sure it will help you along.
Chris Elston
Automation & Controls Engineer
http://www.mrplc.com
Download Sample PLC Ladder Logic Code
at MrPLC.com
RE: New To PLC
Have you been to FAQ791-640 yet? There are some good links there for people starting to learn PLCs.
P.S. I've asked for suggestions once about this FAQ, but nobody has contacted me yet with improvement ideas. There's a link to send me comments at the bottom of the FAQ.
xnuke
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