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George Graziano

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• Nov 7, 2005

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Phil,
The PLC Simulator is great. Fantastic job.
George

 

Ken Moore

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New password?

I was going to look, but it wouldn't take the same user ID and password as the rest of the site, or I really don't know my user ID and password.

 

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Ken,
Same here.

 

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Hi

Same here

 

marius

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you just have to create special account for simulator

 

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Looks very fine

Can you see the file I have saved ? test1 ?

 

Ken Moore

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I got it

Yep, you have to create a new account.

What address should be used for OSR? One of the "A" coils?

 

marius

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ibg_dk>> ... no, i think it varies for every user because of his account

btw... i've encountered few bugs then i was playing with the simulator, first time i've started it ... i've compiled just few open/closed contacts and coils ... then trying timers and counters it totally refuse to work for me, no matter if firefox or explorer is used, and nothing helps till that ... did anybody had similar problems?

 

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I created 2 new accounts to attemp to access the simulator. Neither one works ??????

 

plc_padawan

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I couldn't log on, it wouldn't accept my username/password info.


Why should you have to create a new account just to access the simulator? that doesn't make any sense.

 

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i agree. should be same...

 

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plc_padawan said:

Why should you have to create a new account just to access the simulator? that doesn't make any sense.

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First it is a different site!!

http://www.plcsimulator.net/

http://www.plctalk.net

And second.

Why not just create a new account with the same name / password !

 

gbradley

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Works great!
I made a 1 rung Sample program and saved it to the server.
If I want to share this file, is it available to the group?
Or do I have to save it locally, and attach it to a post?
If option 2, then .plc type files should be allowed as attachments.
Nice Work Phil

 

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panic mode said:

i agree. should be same...

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It can be the same. Just register for it. What's the big deal?

 

Lancie1

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Yes, your may use the same name and password for both sites. When you register for the PLC Simulator, wait about 30 seconds before trying to log on. It takes a few seconds for the server to set your new account.