The XLEe is a very capable machine controller at an economical price, albeit with a basic user interface. One of the strengths of the XLEe is it’s tremendous I/O complement. Have you ever considered using XLEe as a remote I/O block? The I/O mixes that fit so well as the primary controller in a variety
More Cscape users than ever before are converting their OCS applications to variable-based advanced ladder programming. Along with UDFBs and structures they are utilizing arrays. What are all the different ways arrays can be used and exploited? In this technical session we will show you how to do just that. WATCH NOW...
Hacks are everywhere online these days - a shortcut no one has thought of, a creative way to solve a common problem, a new combination of components to achieve a different, better result. In this session, we’ll show you some great tips when using Horner products. Join us for this fun, out of the ordinary
As application engineers, having great testing and simulation tools at our disposal not only makes our life easier - it makes our results better. In this session, we will demonstrate how to take full advantage of the new Horner I/O simulator when developing applications for the Micro OCS series of all-in-one Controllers. WATCH NOW...
As Cscape moves to variable-based programming - new tools are being utilized in the creation, editing, and maintenance of program variables. We will take a deep dive into Cscape’s variable editing window and also show you alternate methods for creating program variables en masse. WATCH NOW...
Modbus remains the de facto standard for communications between devices from multiple manufacturers. But Modbus is a register-based protocol - how do we apply it in a variable/tag-based logic environment? We will explore this, and provide you with practical guidance when utilizing this versatile protocol, even as you modernize your programming approach. WATCH NOW...
Do you need to add Ethernet IP Scanner (master) capability to your OCS application? While the OCS supports Ethernet IP in a variety of ways – an Ethernet IP Scanner is not native. In this session – we’ll be joined by Realtime Automation as we jointly demonstrate the process of adding their Ethernet IP Scanner