PLC simulator/emulator released
Posted by Niklas on 28 May 2002, 17:26 GMT
Kuashio has released has released TI-PLC, a PLC simulator/emulator for the Ti-89. The program is based around ladder programming and has a variety of controls and tools to play with. It also supports controlling stuff through the link port, and therefore comes with schematics for building an interface (and a weird example for it that can be a great learning experience :) ). More TI-89 stuff from the same author can be found on his homepage. BTW, as you've probably seen over the last few days, we're working our way through the pending files and hope to be back to near-instantaneous (meaning within 24hrs) file adding soon.
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Re: PLC simulator/emulator released
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As much as I hate Micro$oft, Windows XP isn't that bad. w00t!
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28 May 2002, 23:12 GMT
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About OmniCalc and OS 1.14
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TheCalcGenius
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Did you know that there's also a glitch in the Entries Menu? I saw it on Charlemagne's calculator...It didn't mess with the memory, but if you press the right buttons on it, you can see all this gibberish appear, scrolling down...down...down. We saw our own BASIC program code, Homework Manager, being scrolled. It was cool!
Also with the Y= menu: if you go to the Memory Management and go to the Y-Vars, you'll see that Y7, Y8, Y9, and Y0 are around 50000 bytes, and if you do anything with them...*plays dramatic music*
What was the purpose of TI Connect? (Just curious to know...)
w00t! f00l!
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29 May 2002, 15:00 GMT
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