Designing Tanks & Valves in A FactoryTalk View Studio Site Edition | Batching Station PLC | Day 7

[@ShaneWelcher]

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[@gcinangidi4736]

Thank you so much for this Shane!

[@ShaneWelcher]

Welcome

[@pgg1694]

NICE SIR,ITS HELPFULLLL

[@ShaneWelcher]

Glad to help

[@tuanhuynhngocminh8099]

Hello sir, thanks for your helpful course. Would you mind showing me the way to move objects by arrow keys?

[@ShaneWelcher]

Depends on which version you are using

[@eoytecadr8988]

Hi Shane. Do you have some example with powerflex 70 working in torque mode? Like FVC mode? Gracias.

[@ShaneWelcher]

I can make one but it will have to be when I have time... currently tied up with a lot of work. Thank you for the support though

[@randyblythe6563]

Hi shane, whats is the differences between factory talk studio site edition and factory talk studio v8-v10 ?

[@ShaneWelcher]

Security & also recipepro+

[@randyblythe6563]

Is the license also different ?

[@ShaneWelcher]

@@randyblythe6563 Not if you already have a full lic, just upgrade

[@ShaneWelcher]

@@randyblythe6563 Before you upgrade, make sure your service pack supports it. SR version

[@mikejohnson1539]

I hate to be the one that has to tell you but you've got your pumps the wrong way round. A pump's inlet is the lower left port and the outlet is the upper one. Those are centrifugal pumps. The feed is always into the centre of the impeller

[@ShaneWelcher]

Design mode, it doesn't matter do to being able to special order pumps. Either direction I'm teaching full plc training & you want to come out of no where with a negative comment. Sad to hear for free training & people acting like they have top level knowledge...where is your video? Where is your website? Where is your free plc training KZbin channel? Seriously.

[@ShaneWelcher]

Centrical pumps runs both directions

[@ShaneWelcher]

Also, it depends on impeller direction. If you know better then you know that you can order pumps that runs inlets just like I placed them. But hey...just ignore my training since you know everything

[@mikejohnson1539]

Shane I love your work. It's the best I've found. Was just trying to be constructive. As a hygienic engineer working in the brewing industry it just looks like a no-no to me. That's all

[@mikejohnson1539]

PS. After 45 years in the food industry working with control systems way back from the Texas Instrument days through Siemens, Allen Bradley etc etc - I don't need to put a video on youtube. You guys are much better at it