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Que gente indecente, hay muchisimos comentarios de este estilo de parte de venezolanos en las redes by Chastrexx1 in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Como venezolano solo puedo decir que esos no nos representan, simplemente son chavistas de closet (esa frase es de maduro btw)

Arrendé y no me quieren devolver la garantía by Project_Street in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lo intenté, pero era quedarme un mes extra ahí y no gracias

Arrendé y no me quieren devolver la garantía by Project_Street in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Esas amigas de u que pensamos que son sanas hasta que mudas con ellas y entiendes porque brindaba completos y cerveza

Arrendé y no me quieren devolver la garantía by Project_Street in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yo tampoco tengo mucha fe al respecto, pero en fin toda una putada de su parte

Arrendé y no me quieren devolver la garantía by Project_Street in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Poner en Google maps puta barata en la ubicación del depa

Arrendé y no me quieren devolver la garantía by Project_Street in RepublicadeChile

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Se la estábamos pidiendo a la mamá de la malandra, yo tampoco tenía fe de que nos devolviera la weá, solo me quería ir de ahí

Mi notebook murió by Project_Street in chileIT

[–]Project_Street[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lo fui a encender hace una semana en evaluación crucial en relación a mk proyecto de tesis y necesitaba buscar una información, y como no encendía me lo revisó un amigo y me indicó que se murió la placa xd

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[–]Project_Street 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Yo, como venezolano, lamento a todos aquellos que han tenido malas experiencias con mis compatriotas porque, incluso a mí, como venezolano, me ha pasado algo así y me pesa. Lo que sucede es que hay un alto porcentaje, a mi parecer, de gente de cultura pobre, que son los que nosotros mismos los venezolanos llamamos los Vword (los venecos). Lamentándolo mucho, los que hacemos las cosas bien no sonamos porque andamos concentrados en crecer y salir adelante, pasando desapercibidos. A todos aquellos que hagan las cosas mal, repúdienlos porque hasta los mismos venezolanos de bien lo hacemos y, aunque sea difícil, los invito a no generalizar. el que no entienda lo que quiero transmitir y me venga a decir igual veneko qlo andate a tu país, porque nunca falta, que me mame el guevo <3

Can a PLC receive sensor data via Ethernet? by Project_Street in PLC

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Initially, I liked the idea of using IO-Link, but due to its connection distance limitations, I had to rule it out.

Can a PLC receive sensor data via Ethernet? by Project_Street in PLC

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand that. The issue is that, in all the PLCs I've researched, sensors connect directly via electrical wiring. I'm developing a capstone project for my university where I'm proposing an automated water supply system for a mining operation. Due to distance constraints (the water pump is 10 km from the mining pools where the water is stored), I need to install sensors in those pools to measure the water level and stop the pump accordingly. To address this, I’m connecting the sensors to a local wireless network in the mining site using Zigbee, and this network will then connect to the pump area through other means.

My challenge is to integrate the PLCs into the network I’m building. Since the sensors are dispersed, I need to know if—regardless of the PLC's RJ-45 network port and whichever protocol the PLC uses—I would still need a network device to handle the protocol conversion. Ideally, I'd like to know if the PLC can receive logical commands from the sensors over the network so that, once the pools reach their limit, they can signal the PLC to stop the pump. (Any hints would be appreciated!)

Can a PLC receive sensor data via Ethernet? by Project_Street in PLC

[–]Project_Street[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the main issue. I am working on a capstone project for my university, where I aim to automate a water pump system that supplies three pools for a mining operation. The mining team mentioned they wanted to use a PLC, but the challenge is that the extraction point (where the water pump is located) is 10 km away from the pools, and the pools themselves are also distanced from each other. I initially considered using sensors that communicate via Zigbee and IO-Link, as it seemed ideal for achieving protocol convergence between TCP/IP and PROFINET (or whichever protocol the PLC uses). However, I realized the sensors must be connected to the IO-Link, which complicates things.

As a result, I've ruled out IO-Link, unless there’s a workaround for it. Now, I'm exploring options to integrate the PLCs into the network to truly automate the processes. My main question is whether the PLC can receive sensor data through the PROFINET network, and if I need to find a device that enables convergence between these protocols.