jessedurr
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I need to know how to take a schematic like this and solve it for let’s say a run time of 5 seconds
By solve I mean determine which rungs are true and which ones are false after it has ran for 5 seconds
This is how the majority of my homework are. We use rslogix5000, ladderlogix, Allen Bradley, studio5000, and factorytalk. Those are the names of every program we have used in class/are currently using.
My phone number is 6362449459
I need some one who can tutor me for an hourly rate for an hour or two every week. Or maybe just once. I’m behind currently and in trade school when you get behind it’s not good. I really need some one who can help me catch up to where I need to be with this stuff. Catching up is genuinely my top priority right now. If any one knows a good simulator that I can use to run the type of programming the way I said above and can describe how to use it that would be genuinely helpful to me so that I can double check my work. I would be willing to pay money for help finding, setting up, and being taught how to use said simulator.
By solve I mean determine which rungs are true and which ones are false after it has ran for 5 seconds
This is how the majority of my homework are. We use rslogix5000, ladderlogix, Allen Bradley, studio5000, and factorytalk. Those are the names of every program we have used in class/are currently using.
My phone number is 6362449459
I need some one who can tutor me for an hourly rate for an hour or two every week. Or maybe just once. I’m behind currently and in trade school when you get behind it’s not good. I really need some one who can help me catch up to where I need to be with this stuff. Catching up is genuinely my top priority right now. If any one knows a good simulator that I can use to run the type of programming the way I said above and can describe how to use it that would be genuinely helpful to me so that I can double check my work. I would be willing to pay money for help finding, setting up, and being taught how to use said simulator.
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