Re: [foxboro] AW70 Connected to AB SLC 505 PLC's.

David,

The AW51-Integrator will work fine as a way to communicate to AB SLC5/05's
over Ethernet.

Why don't Foxboro salespeople know all of the available options within their
own family of products to a given problem?

John Metsker
General Mills, Inc


-----Original Message-----
From: David Standerfer [mailto:DStander@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 1:18 PM
To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [foxboro] AW70 Connected to AB SLC 505 PLC's.



Is anyone out there using this approach? If so, we are wondering if you =
would recommend it to us. We are being pushed by a variety of people to =
use this in a non-critical installation for a material handling system =
that is geographically spread out.=20

The systems integrator that will be doing the bulk of the work for us has =
been told by Foxboro that this is the only approach for what we want to =
do. However, we do not have any AW70's on site and aren't looking forward =
to jumping on the NT bandwagon. Our preference would be to stick with an =
AW51 and connect it to the PLC's via ethernet.  We are worried about the =
robustness of the AW70 approach and about how much work we will have to do =
to port our display standards over to the NT system. Any advice is =
appreciated.

Dave Standerfer
Agrium US Inc.
Kenai, Alaska

 
 
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