Has anyone here ever programmed a plc?

Originally Posted by chop

RSEnterprise controls is a programming tool that allows the end user to have standard logic routines. Different programmers have various ranges in experience and skill which results in various ways to write logic for a machine . This software helps to make sure that all logic is exactly the same every time (no more spaghetti programs).

That's probably good, but will it make programmers less inventive?

It actually sounds like they are using the basics for windows programs. Pre-built components that everyone uses for programming. I would guess that the programmer would still have the freedom to create his own routines for specific applications.

[chop]

Originally Posted by Electric

That's probably good, but will it make programmers less inventive?

It's better for the end user.

[chop]

Originally Posted by Electric

I would guess that the programmer would still have the freedom to create his own routines for specific applications.

The person/persons in charge of the library create all of the routines. The person using the library creates flow charts.

Originally Posted by chop

The person/persons in charge of the library create all of the routines. The person using the library creates flow charts.

We will have to continue this later, I've got to leave for a while. I'm helping a neighbor clean gutters while it's cool.

[chop]

Originally Posted by Electric

We will have to continue this later, I've got to leave for a while. I'm helping a neighbor clean gutters while it's cool.

Later