Bering C Sparky
Lifetime Supporting Member
Good day,
Looking for someone in the Seattle Washington area who is skilled with Omron Sysmac Studio who might be willing to bring me up to speed quickly on this software platform.
Not looking for something for nothing, I am very happy to compensate you for your time out of my pocket and I will deal with my company to get reimbursed.
We just got a brand new ship and it has a very complex hotel/palletizing/shrink wrapping and elevator system.
The programmer that works for the contractor who installed this system is based in Norway and has some family issues, so he is not returning to troubleshoot and debug this system. It was just installed and is mostly working but there are still some bugs.
I am poking though it when time allows but its a big ship and there is only one of me.
If anyone is in the Seattle area, familiar with Omron and has the time to work with me to bring me up to speed on this programing format I would be very grateful.
The rest of our factories are programed in Allen Bradley using ladder logic which I am familiar with, but this Omron programing is written it what appears to be a combination of structured text, function blocks and ladder logic.
We are scheduled to depart for Alaska in one week so any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Even if you are not in the area but know Omron Sysmac Studio very well, if you have some spare time to video chat and give me some pointers that would be great.
The entire crew will be depending on this working so it does not effect their income and I want to be as prepared as possible to meet the challenges as they arise.
I know this is a shot in the dark, but had to throw it out there and see.
We are located at Pier 91 (The cruise ship terminal)
Thanks in advance.
Looking for someone in the Seattle Washington area who is skilled with Omron Sysmac Studio who might be willing to bring me up to speed quickly on this software platform.
Not looking for something for nothing, I am very happy to compensate you for your time out of my pocket and I will deal with my company to get reimbursed.
We just got a brand new ship and it has a very complex hotel/palletizing/shrink wrapping and elevator system.
The programmer that works for the contractor who installed this system is based in Norway and has some family issues, so he is not returning to troubleshoot and debug this system. It was just installed and is mostly working but there are still some bugs.
I am poking though it when time allows but its a big ship and there is only one of me.
If anyone is in the Seattle area, familiar with Omron and has the time to work with me to bring me up to speed on this programing format I would be very grateful.
The rest of our factories are programed in Allen Bradley using ladder logic which I am familiar with, but this Omron programing is written it what appears to be a combination of structured text, function blocks and ladder logic.
We are scheduled to depart for Alaska in one week so any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Even if you are not in the area but know Omron Sysmac Studio very well, if you have some spare time to video chat and give me some pointers that would be great.
The entire crew will be depending on this working so it does not effect their income and I want to be as prepared as possible to meet the challenges as they arise.
I know this is a shot in the dark, but had to throw it out there and see.
We are located at Pier 91 (The cruise ship terminal)
Thanks in advance.