rslogix static ip genarater

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• Feb 24, 2007

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Has anyone wired a rs static ip genarater?If so what gauge wire and what was the final ohms?
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• Feb 24, 2007

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I believe the ohms is four octets. At least a static ip generator stays put. My dynamic ip generator escaped one night.

OK - I bow to other's knowledge. This isn't really my domain.

 

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Astro are you using sheilded wire? If so i would use a ct in order to view amps as you bring it online.I have done this but never with an AB product.Good luck and be safe.

 

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• Feb 24, 2007

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You may need to use a rubber bootp to get near it.
Then hard wire the ip in a flash. Don't skimp on class 3 hardwire, it does serve enough 'ohms. Go for broke with class 1.

 

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When in doubt, if you think you have lots of static IP's around, use a discharge stick before approaching the equipment.

 

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Before approaching the static ip it is a good idea to use a protective gateway and a subnet mask.

 

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• Feb 24, 2007

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You guys are crazy! Every programmer with experience knows that to disable dangerous functions in Rockwell products, all you have to do is run RSLinx.

 

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• Feb 24, 2007

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I use HO gauge.

 

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godfrey said:

I use HO gauge.

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That may be the very best thread derail in history.


sorry, couldn't pass it up.

 

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• Feb 26, 2007

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In the AB PLC world use BootP to discharge static IP. In the IT world use DHCP to discharge static IP.

 

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• Feb 26, 2007

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Sheldn said:

In the AB PLC world use BootP to discharge static IP. In the IT world use DHCP to discharge static IP.

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In Waynes World, use a tinfoil Level 3 hat to guard against an alien IP tunnelling inside a VPN to create a wormhole in the FTL drive control system.

 

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Lmao

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• Feb 26, 2007

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You need to contact your Rockwell distributor and purchase one of these.