Antti Lukats wrote:
>
> At 09:35 AM 25/3/97 -0800, you wrote:
> >There was an article about using a PIC for PLC Emulation by Walter Ditch
> >in the UK Elektor Magazine in 94/95?
> >
> >It uses a PIC16C54 or 55 programmed with ladder logic.
> >This is a system of programming more suited to Electricians and
> >Electrical Engineers than Computer programmers.
> >
> >The files and examples assemble with the old MPALC, and it's really
> >simply a system of Macros in a shell.
> >
> >I just had an old customer send me the files which are clearly marked
> >'Public Domain'.
> >He would like the thing to work under MPASM and the later micros, in
> >particular the 84
>
> Hi PLC Folks,
>
> its so funny that I took those few hours few days ago and converted
> the PLC.H files that really is Public Domain to PIC16C84 so it is
> done already!
>
> ftp://ftp.sistudio.com/pub/mchip/source/plc.zip
>
> contains the pic16C84 port of the original PLC.H file.
>
> antti
>
> -- Silicon Studio Ltd.
> -- http://www.sistudio.com

Hey what took you so long Antti?
I needed them before breakfast. :)
You recently said on this list that there was only 25 hours in a day.
I found that's true only for the first six days of the week.
The other three have 26.

Thanks, I know a man in Perth that will appreciate your efforts and the
feedback very much.

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