Thank you for your great explanation. I have multiple Automation direct DL 405 cpu PLCs running on Thermal converter, Pyro-oil processing and waste water treatment systems and recently I incorporated C more 6inch, 12inch and 15inch panels at each location and one more at the main office. Your video gave me many help learning somethings that did not saying on manual or other RUclips. Great help and look forward to have a communication for the future large project development. Regards
A most interesting video. Web windups and let-offs can be a real challenge. The C-More HMI is very nice and much cheaper than Rockwell's. Anyway great job. 🥳 Thank you.
Thank you! When they pointed it out to me that the data froze I was dumbfounded, I had no idea. I won't say that the solution was obvious, it took a little figuring out, but it worked.
Great video. I've been working on C-mores for a few years. I like these panels. There's a shared properties feature that will let you change common attributes on multiple objects at once. (Think all keypad button font size at once) Liked and subscribed.
Thank you! I still don't understand why we buy PanelViews when these are out there for less money (ALOT less) and better availability! Some people have drank 55 gallon drums of the Rockwell kool-aid and they just won't stray! Thank for the comment!
Thanks for the video. It is so hard to find up-to-date info on the C-More HMI software. I struggled with getting the PLC and HMI communicating. And making and using the right tags for HMI internal tags.... But, one thing I'd like to know more about is building the diagnostics and alarm screens. The alarms are extremely hard to understand in the productivity suite software. But I'm slowly getting it all figured out. (Hopefully), don't quite understand the HIGH.HIGH / HIGH / LOW / LOW,LOW stuff. I saw you have the picture of the whole PLC and INPUT/OUTOUT boards and was able to make screens for each one. Do you need to import those images of each component? Then, associate them with a different screen? I know this video is a year old, but maybe someone can shed some insight or link a video with some info. That would be great!!!! Thanks again!
For the IO screens I just imported pictures and put a button behind them. Alarming is very application specific. Shoot me an email and I'll try to help you out. rogerdyer75@yahoo.com
Thanks, I just started a few months ago at a company that uses almost exclusively Automation direct DL06s on Directsoft 6 with mostly Cmore and some Red Lion HMIs, I came from 2 years at an integrator that did all allen bradley. If you have any programming tips (or links to tips) for going from studio5000 to Directsoft6 I would greatly appreciate it!
I appreciate the feedback, unfortunately I'll be ZERO help on the DirectSoft side. I can give you all the Productivity, Click, C-More, and Do-More tips you want though!
Thank you for your great explanation. I have multiple Automation direct DL 405 cpu PLCs running on Thermal converter, Pyro-oil processing and waste water treatment systems and recently I incorporated C more 6inch, 12inch and 15inch panels at each location and one more at the main office.
Your video gave me many help learning somethings that did not saying on manual or other RUclips. Great help and look forward to have a communication for the future large project development. Regards
A most interesting video. Web windups and let-offs can be a real challenge. The C-More HMI is very nice and much cheaper than Rockwell's. Anyway great job. 🥳 Thank you.
Winders are a challenge. Great job. Thanks for the insight.
Yes they are! Thanks for the comment!
Making the background data live was ingenious.
Thank you! When they pointed it out to me that the data froze I was dumbfounded, I had no idea. I won't say that the solution was obvious, it took a little figuring out, but it worked.
Great video. I've been working on C-mores for a few years. I like these panels. There's a shared properties feature that will let you change common attributes on multiple objects at once. (Think all keypad button font size at once) Liked and subscribed.
Thank you! I still don't understand why we buy PanelViews when these are out there for less money (ALOT less) and better availability! Some people have drank 55 gallon drums of the Rockwell kool-aid and they just won't stray! Thank for the comment!
Thanks for the video. It is so hard to find up-to-date info on the C-More HMI software.
I struggled with getting the PLC and HMI communicating. And making and using the right tags for HMI internal tags....
But, one thing I'd like to know more about is building the diagnostics and alarm screens.
The alarms are extremely hard to understand in the productivity suite software. But I'm slowly getting it all figured out. (Hopefully), don't quite understand the HIGH.HIGH / HIGH / LOW / LOW,LOW stuff.
I saw you have the picture of the whole PLC and INPUT/OUTOUT boards and was able to make screens for each one. Do you need to import those images of each component? Then, associate them with a different screen?
I know this video is a year old, but maybe someone can shed some insight or link a video with some info. That would be great!!!!
Thanks again!
For the IO screens I just imported pictures and put a button behind them. Alarming is very application specific. Shoot me an email and I'll try to help you out. rogerdyer75@yahoo.com
Thanks, I just started a few months ago at a company that uses almost exclusively Automation direct DL06s on Directsoft 6 with mostly Cmore and some Red Lion HMIs, I came from 2 years at an integrator that did all allen bradley. If you have any programming tips (or links to tips) for going from studio5000 to Directsoft6 I would greatly appreciate it!
I appreciate the feedback, unfortunately I'll be ZERO help on the DirectSoft side. I can give you all the Productivity, Click, C-More, and Do-More tips you want though!
Do you have any videos concerning Web Access examples, or App Access to only certain buttons, say like jogging.
Not yet, but I'll put one together!
Have you worked with a Nextion display?
Can't say I have.