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pulinpanchal
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Siemens PLC Data Analyzer

08/18/2009 11:27 PM

I am looking for time based Siemens PLC (S7-300) data analizer, to dignosis fault time and conditions for fault.
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Re: Data Analizer

08/19/2009 4:59 AM

And the reason this cannot be discussed directly with the local Siemens equipment distributor is what, please?

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HoleInTheSnow
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Re: Data Analizer

08/21/2009 4:13 AM

I am 100% sure that I posted a reply to this yesterday but it would appear that someone in Admin got upset with what I wrote and removed it (censorship in action once again)

The reply given by PWSlack could be applied to 80% or more of the questions on this forum.

I really do not understand the response by PWSlack. Does PWSlack need to review all the posts before they are allowed on this site?
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Re: Data Analizer

08/21/2009 8:42 AM

I'm the Admin who removed your post, HoleInTheSnow.

Your "censorship in action" comment is unwarranted.

This is a moderated site, as you well know.
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HoleInTheSnow
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Re: Data Analizer

08/22/2009 10:29 AM

"This is a moderated site, as you well know." -yes and recently it is becoming more and more moderated.

"Your "censorship in action" comment is unwarranted." - what else would you call it?

There was nothing wrong in asking the original question that I asked, however I suppose we dare not question/ upset the resident group of Gurus.
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Re: Siemens PLC Data Analyzer

08/20/2009 5:27 AM

I recommend "Visor", it is very good software. http://visor.su/
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