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Abdou
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Profibus conection

12/08/2008 12:32 PM

hi I wish good luck and and thank for all the support. I just have a new job and they use Profibus I would love from the plc and driver Siemens .I would like to have help how to have a book or someone explain me how it work Thanks.
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12/09/2008 9:15 AM

What software are you using to program the PLC? FasTrak Softworks does training in Siemens Comprofibus. And, they are coming out with a fully integrated Comprofibus replacement within their WorkShop Software.
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12/09/2008 9:42 AM

Hi

we use the simatic s7
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12/09/2008 3:28 PM

Siemens offers plenty of opportunities for training, at least in this country (USA) and Germany. Have you tried contacting them?

Another good resource is the Profibus Technical Organization, or PTO, which is a non-vendor specific group that promotes the use of Profibus in the US. They have great technical and training resources as well.

http://us.profibus.com/resources.aspx?pagetype=intro

I don't know if they have an international affiliate, but you could contact them.

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12/09/2008 8:37 PM

Siemens S7 Profibus :Try this web site it is a free site and in it besides lessons on the basics of the Allen Bradley PLC system there is a course on the Siemens System .

" The Learning Pit .Com " out of Duhram College in Canada
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