Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
#1
Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
We are hoping to move to OZ next year, probably Brisbane.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
#2
Re: Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
Originally Posted by NeilCk
We are hoping to move to OZ next year, probably Brisbane.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
I do know from looking at jobs that they use allen bradley and siemens a lot, most of the plc control based jobs i've looked at seem to ask for this type of experience they also like SCADA over here. not sure what type of HMI's they use again same with cnc's they don't always specify the types so much, but they definatly like allen bradley and siemens experience which is great for me.
best of luck and hope this helps
Trev
#3
Re: Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
Originally Posted by NeilCk
We are hoping to move to OZ next year, probably Brisbane.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
I currently work for a machine builder in the UK designing control systems, Programming PLC's and Commissioning new machines.
Most of my PLC experience is with Mitsubishi PLC's & CNC's, Proface HMI's and some IFIX & Citect SCADA.
I was wondering which brands of PLC & HMI are most used in OZ ?.
Didn't know anyone was still using Mitsi's ..... (F1/F2 - zx81 of the PLC world...... A1S - commodore 64)
Simpy
#4
Re: Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
Originally Posted by simpy
From what i can gather they are into A/B, Siemens and Citect Scada.
Didn't know anyone was still using Mitsi's ..... (F1/F2 - zx81 of the PLC world...... A1S - commodore 64)
Simpy
Didn't know anyone was still using Mitsi's ..... (F1/F2 - zx81 of the PLC world...... A1S - commodore 64)
Simpy
#5
Re: Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
Originally Posted by Pickle
zx81 now thats a blast from the past.............. still got one in working condition along with a 48k spectrum, now they were fast..............
You wanna get them onto antiques roadshow, you'd make a packet !!!
Now you're gonna tell me your speccy is one of the rubber key jobs ROFLMFAO
Simpy
#6
Re: Which make of PLC's do you use ?.
Originally Posted by simpy
Holy Sh1t !!!!!
You wanna get them onto antiques roadshow, you'd make a packet !!!
Now you're gonna tell me your speccy is one of the rubber key jobs ROFLMFAO
Simpy
You wanna get them onto antiques roadshow, you'd make a packet !!!
Now you're gonna tell me your speccy is one of the rubber key jobs ROFLMFAO
Simpy
there was only one real spectrum dude and yes it had the rubber keys,the other spectrum was just not the same.
oh hours of waiting while the games loaded from a tape player............. what fun.
oh and me zx81 had the raised keyboard too
and the extra RAM on the back that used to f**k up all the time if you even went near it.
the good old days eh.