A joke

[phuz]

Does that work on the Turbo Encabulator or the Retro Encabulator?

Ironically, it works for both.

 

[jraef]

PLC1 said "We need to talk about our relationship..." but PLC2 was watching the HMI and didn't respond fast enough. Now PLC1 thinks PLC1 doesn't care any more so it wants to sever the comm link. But PLC2 doesn't want to have to take on the whole project task execution, so it just lays around watching the HMI, ignoring the rantings coming out of PLC1.

Side note: PLC1 turned 55 last moth and stopped having it's regular data purge cycles, so now it just overheats and cross talks at PLC2 all day...

 

[dploof23]

plc1 said "we need to talk about our relationship..." but plc2 was watching the hmi and didn't respond fast enough. Now plc1 thinks plc1 doesn't care any more so it wants to sever the comm link. But plc2 doesn't want to have to take on the whole project task execution, so it just lays around watching the hmi, ignoring the rantings coming out of plc1.

Side note: Plc1 turned 55 last moth and stopped having it's regular data purge cycles, so now it just overheats and cross talks at plc2 all day...

lmao

 

[Mark Snodgrass]

Have you tried hitting it with a hammer? Start with a small one and work your way up to a 4 pound sledge. That may not get them communicating but you will feel better.

 

[OkiePC]

Have you tried hitting it with a hammer? Start with a small one and work your way up to a 4 pound sledge. That may not get them communicating but you will feel better.

The Fonzie method, industrial style. I have used that procedure to eliminate suspect parts from the repair loop.

 

[Firejo]

Wow!!!

 

[niek.t]

and just then they where both in RUN mode, that may be the reasen the're not talking? they ran away from each other ?