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• Dec 6, 2005

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hi ,i'm new with plc need help

 

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Welcome to the forum. There are plenty of people here willing to help you.

A good place to start is with the tutorial on this site. If you study that, you'll get a feel for the basics of what PLCs are used for and how they work. If you find something in the tutorial that you don't understand, ask your questions here and you'll get answers.

Remember, a PLC is only one of many tools you'll need to be familiar with if you plan on getting involved in industrial automation.

 

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Hi Nadia,

What kind of help do you need?

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I Need Basic Information That Will Allow Me To Start Programming A Plc Free E Books Or Documents For Beginners

 

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I Need Basic Information That Will Allow Me To Start Programming A Plc Free E Books Or Documents For Beginners

 

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Try here...


http://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu/english/product/books/PLCbook/plcbook.htm

 

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NADIA said:

I Need Basic Information That Will Allow Me To Start Programming A Plc Free E Books Or Documents For Beginners

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What PLC?

 

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The book advertised at the top of the page is a good start, as is the online tutorial. Also:

http://claymore.engineer.gvsu.edu/~jackh/books/plcs/

http://thelearningpit.com/

 

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Thank You This One I Have I Need Other Document And Simulators Now I'm Dealing With Mitsubishi Fx1s

 

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Then this place is for you:
http://www.meau.com/eprise/main/sites/public/DOWNLOADS/-search_results?SType=3&DocType=010&SessionNum=&UserID=&Division=00015&Opt1=Yes&submit1=Search&Family=0001520010&Series=000152001020040&Line=00015200102004020320&ManualType=

 

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welcome back in the world of automation.

hello dear nadia
welll 1st of all best wishes n 2ndly u need to get basis knowledge of automation. PLC is hell of programming and troubleshooting i recomendu to go siemens web site as well as ysee this forum to get basic knwoled ga bout plc dig out ur delf firstt to what kind of info u need either programming or troubleshooting and operational hope ur reply will enlite me to help u3
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QUOTE=NADIA]hi ,i'm new with plc need help[/QUOTE]

 

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Hello good morning am john omotolani abiola i would like to know more about plcs

 

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Hello good morning am john omotolani abiola i would like to know more about plcs

 

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Hi John,

Look at the top of this page and click Learn PLCs.

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thank you faisal ,since i' m student of 5 th year (the last year)engeneering iwant to get basic documents to be familiar with the automation in general thak you