Hello everyone, I am searching for someone who possesses the necessary software to access a program from a 90-30 PLC. We have recently acquired a new client with an outdated PLC and are in need of a solution to either upgrade the PLC or make modifications to the existing code. I have the code saved on a CD, and a helpful starting point would be a printed copy of the I/O list. Can anyone provide assistance with this? Thank you in advance. - Tommy Improved Keywords: 90-30 PLC software, modify PLC code, production line PLC upgrade, PLC I/O list help
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I am extremely grateful for this, as it has saved me countless hours of labor trying to trace cables in an outdated control panel. Best regards, Tommy.
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Hi Tommy, it sounds like you're dealing with quite a task there! You're right, accessing old code from a 90-30 PLC can be tricky, but software like Proficy Machine Edition should be able to help you out, especially with creating a printed version of the I/O list. In terms of making modifications, be very careful - altering ladder logic without full understanding can cause some serious issues. Depending on your budget and the age of the system, it might be safer and more efficient in the long run to upgrade the PLC entirely. That would also let you enjoy the benefits of a modern PLC, such as more seamless integration with newer technologies and software.
Hey Tommy, I've faced a similar issue with an old 90-30 PLC at one of my previous jobs. For accessing and modifying the code, Proficy Machine Edition software is generally the go-to. It supports a range of GE PLCs including the 90-30 series. You can print off your I/O List right from within the software, which should make things easier. As for upgrading the PLC itself, it really depends on the specifics of your setup and requirements. You might want to consult with an automation specialist to see what the most cost-effective option is.
Hey Tommy! I can definitely understand the challenges with older PLCs; they're often tricky to work with. If you haven't already, check out GE's website for their Proficy software, which might support your 90-30. Also, looking into online PLC forums could connect you with someone who has the exact software you need. For the I/O list, if you have the code, you might be able to extract it using the software you do have. Good luck with the project, and I hope you get everything sorted out!
Hey Tommy! I can relate to the struggle with older PLCs—those 90-30s can be tricky to work with due to their outdated software. You might want to check out GE's Proficy Logic Developer, which can handle modifications and might even allow you to extract the I/O list from your existing program on the CD. Additionally, reaching out on forums dedicated to industrial automation could connect you with someone who has the legacy software you need. Good luck with your project!
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Answer: - Answer: You may be able to acquire the necessary software through authorized GE Fanuc distributors or online platforms specializing in industrial automation software.
Answer: - Answer: Upgrading the PLC may provide long-term benefits, such as improved functionality and compatibility with modern systems, while modifying the existing code can be a more immediate solution.
Answer: - Answer: You can reach out to GE Fanuc support, online forums dedicated to PLC programming, or industrial automation professionals who may have access to the necessary documentation.
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