virtualracer
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what's the difference between a series A and series B 1784-pcmk?
1784 pcmk
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rsdoran
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Overall, the cost
This is an IT DEPEND situation, overall a series A may work for you BUT there are extebnuating circumstances which may make B a better choice.
Are all you processors OLD? Never going ot use WindowsXP?
You have to decide what is needed for YOU.
They are capable of more or less doing the same thing BUT again IT DEPENDS on the situation if it will work for you OR is what you need.
Look at this:
http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4694
This is an IT DEPEND situation, overall a series A may work for you BUT there are extebnuating circumstances which may make B a better choice.
Are all you processors OLD? Never going ot use WindowsXP?
You have to decide what is needed for YOU.
They are capable of more or less doing the same thing BUT again IT DEPENDS on the situation if it will work for you OR is what you need.
Look at this:
http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4694
Alan Case
Lifetime Supporting Member
Hi Ron. I have a series A and it works perfectly with XP. Regards Alan
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