Origin Story | The Unified Namespace
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Walker explains the first UNS back in 2005, why he created it, and how.
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This case story is a gift and is pure gold. Thanks a million for sharing this. I am understanding more already. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment the way some people used to await the next Game of Thrones episode!
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This is the first time I’ve seen the salt mine diagram. I like the clear board a lot!
Glad you like it!
Excited to learn the details of the evolution of the UNS and the problems it solves. Great video to ingest into BARD and extract project ideas and other cutting edge information for my automation classes at Penn College. Who needs stale college textbooks?
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Hey Professor. It's nice to meet you. I'm a student at Penn College in the BMS Program. It's great to see you look at Walker's content. It's really great information to teach in your automation classes. It's unfortunate that I don't have your class for my major.
I'm a student at Penn College and I love the content! Really informative and easy to understand. Hope to join your mastermind program in the near future to expand on my knowledge. Thanks for sharing!
Glad to help! Look forward to seeing you in the Mastermind Program!
Can't wait for part 2!
Back in 2003 I used an instance of RSLinx, classic to develop a similar type of architecture over ethernet using DDE the purpose was back end data exchange between the water treatment plants, distributed control architecture using Rockwell PLC5 redundant processors, 26 of them to be exact which consisted of 13 local nodes, as only one processor is primary through the BCM, RSLIX allows for alias topics between redundant pairs of PLC5. Where as SCADA only has data from the primary at any given point in time. All this was connected through Microsoft excel OLE connector for process control... I still use it to this day. Yup still running PLC5 -20E … Agape Walker
Brilliant use of narrative.
Thank you
Nice one!
Thank you!