Last summer we had an outpouring of support from vendors who sent us several samples.
But the process of trying to put them all to use has definitely been a little trying.
Hopefully over the next couple of weeks I'll be able to work through all of them and create a few dozen videos which I hope to schedule out over the next couple of months.
Once that's done, my hope is to get them all mounted, and then add lessons on them to my courses at The Automation School.
That said, in appreciation of those who are support my work, my hope is to begin publishing a daily update for backers here on locals.
So if there's anything you like to know or see, please don't hesitate to let me know here!
Thanks,
Shawn
Hey all,
Here's an update I just did for my training website, #TheAutomationSchool:
Oliver Haya presents Remote Access Solutions from Rockwell Automation on Episode 107 of The Automation Podcast.
THANK YOU to all the Electricians, Engineers, Technicians, & Programmers who keep the Energy Flowing & Production Rolling! You're our unsung heroes who insure the future is bright!
#GlowThroughTheDarkness
I meet with Dennis Wylie and Justin Wengatz of Rockwell Automation to find out, today on #TheAutomationPodcast!
In this new article, we will continue learning about FactoryTalk View Alarm and Event server. This time we will learn to import and export the Alarm and Event server.
Like our previous article, we will use the same project file for this article. First, open your project and right-click on Alarm and Event Server as shown in the below window...
https://theautomationblog.com/factorytalk-viewse-alarms-and-events-export-import/
I discuss a reader's question about if you can collect data from a MicroLogix which is already communicating with an HMI using Modbus RTU by using a 1761-NET-AIC in this episode of The Automation Minute.
