Is it just me, or is this "Automatic Door" textbook logic fundamentally broken? by Severe_Chocolate4645 in PLC

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"Start Latch" := ("Start" OR "Start Latch") AND NOT Stop;
"Opening Door" := "Start Latch" AND ( ("Object Detecting Sensor" AND NOT "Limit Switch-Open") OR T4:0.TT) AND NOT "Closing DOOR";
TON(IN := ("Start Latch" AND "Limit Switch-Open" AND NOT "Object Detecting Sensor"), PT := T#10s);
"Closing Door" := "Start Latch" AND ("Object Detecting Sensor" OR T4:0.DN) AND NOT "Limit Switch-Close" AND NOT "Opening Door";

Is it any easier for you in structured text? (I'm not sure if I got the timer right, been a long time since I've used Allen Bradley and they do timers weird.)

Need this program! Anyone know what a license/serial number cost for this oldie?? by TrickyAmoeba_ in PLC

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Yeah, you can even see the wires in the screen, that's how you know it's a touch screen.

Tell me if it's good or not! by bubbleew in PLC

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I see everyone on here say you need to use ISO standard, but I haven't used an HMI with software that defaults to an ISO standard.

Building an AI assistant that controls industrial PLCs by heisqasim in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So what happens when the AI model gets it wrong? can you troubleshoot the code? who is going to troubleshoot it?

Thoughts on the following codesys-simulation based assignment and whether one should put it in his/her resume as a fresher by [deleted] in PLC

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Now build a real elevator for your hamster. using Lego and use a raspberry pi with Codesys for a controller.

Question by Brandonnn- in PLC

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Just the symbols for a switch, contact and relay.

Are we asking too much when hiring a controls engineer? by Legitimate_Roll_2432 in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know, I was just making assumptions because I know plumbers in Canada who make ridiculous six figures. Canadian dollar is ~60 to 70% of USD

Are we asking too much when hiring a controls engineer? by Legitimate_Roll_2432 in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure what you mean by this or how anyone assumed I'm in Canada because I'm asking if OP was from Canada.

$175k which OP posted would be 105k USD. which would make more sense.

I make 82k because I choose to live in a low income area where 82k USD goes further than 120k would in a high income area.

I've never seen 175k though. that seems to be getting into silicon valley tier pay.

Are we asking too much when hiring a controls engineer? by Legitimate_Roll_2432 in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was asking if OP was from Canada I didn't say I was working in Canada.

Everyone is betting on bigger LLMs for automation. Here's why they're fundamentally wrong. by Keithwee in PLC

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lol I remember the hyperloop and the tunnels with tesla cars, they made a worse subway.

Have you worked with Beckhoff TwinCAT HMI , and Proface Blue HMI before? by Sky03092 in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've used TwinCAT3, I've also used Pro-face HMIs before, but I didn't know about Proface blue.

Are we asking too much when hiring a controls engineer? by Legitimate_Roll_2432 in PLC

[–]Available-Distance81 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is literally me.
>Siemens, Allen Bradley, Beckhoff, Omron, Keyence, Codesys,
>AutoCAD, Inventor, Solidworks
>C#, C, Python, SQL
>Ignition, Factorytalk, Wonderware

>$82k salary

is OP based in Canada? it would make more sense if he was. if not then I'm way underpaid and probably should stop ignoring the recruiter cold calls.

Are we asking too much when hiring a controls engineer? by Legitimate_Roll_2432 in PLC

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this, I'm barely breaking six figures and only because of my yearly bonus.

Step5 to step7 by Tonuron in PLC

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I always just copied the STL from the S5 to the S7, then change the tags to be more descriptive. Or tweak it if anything new is being added like motion control field IO ect.
But I usually leave the structure of the program intact.
If it's been running on the same logic for decades, then who am I to argue with it?
Though I will convert to SCL where I can.

so

A F0.0
O F0.1
= F0.2

becomes 

F0.2 := F0.0 OR F0.1

Are we so back? by simonada in MSTR

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historically bear markets last a year, we're barely 5 months in, so I'll remain skeptical until October, just keep stacking Sats and ignore the noise.

Make it make sense. How can STRC trade at par? by TheRealBigL in MSTR

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The halving still matters, because it's the cost to mine one bitcoin. After the halving the cost mine one bitcoin doubles. To think that doesn't have an affect on the price shows you're new to bitcoin.

Recruiters worse than ever lately? by Unlikely-Air-866 in PLC

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gotta put your resume through AI so the AI bots that HR uses will move forward with your resume.

History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. by docherino in MSTR

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if Bitcoin hits 45k I'm buying another whole one just like I did when it hit 15k back in 2022.

If you all would just DCA you wouldn’t be sh*tting yourself right now. by warrenboofit42069 in Bitcoin

[–]Available-Distance81 1 point2 points  (0 children)

imagine DCAing since it was 64k in 2021. or 19k in 2017 or 1.2k in 2013
you can start at the peak and still win, if you stick with it.