Jonas Neubert - What is a PLC and how do I talk Python to it? - PyCon 2019

[@yougiovesjotube]

One of the best/concentrate talk about the PLC/programming industry of the last 40years. well done.

[@praveenr88]

I really enjoyed the whole session, it’s very cool.

[@stevehageman6785]

Well done talk.....

[@gogognomenl]

Thank you Jonas for this nice overview of PLCs. Nice to learn find out there is a name for the software that I write in Python: the outer loop.

[@softwellautomation]

good information

[@dmark6699]

During my career in industry programming PLC's never worked with Siemens always Fanuc, this is interesting. Might have to write something in C language. Arduino makes an industrial PLC.

[@hadihadi-lc2fu]

Hi jonas how read plc data with pymodbus in rtu metode?

[@GorgoN555]

A very good and concise speech, however, you make the topic of PLC programming very shallow. As a PLC programmer with many years of experience, I can assure you that PLC applications can be massive and written with text languages too

[@rodrigoschaefer5878]

Yeah, that's very common coming from dev guys. They don't know shit about PLCs and say that nothing can be done with them.

[@amolkirad3185]

That's good info

[@khmerautomation8445]

Sir good VDO but try with AB plc CLX i got Error: pycomm.cip.cip_base.CommError: can only concatenate str (not "bytes") to str what happened ?

[@InnerCircleGateway]

I know this is from 10 months ago, but it sounds like you were trying to use pycomm with python 3. Pycomm only works with python 2. Probably best with python 2.7.18

[@adelinasimanjuntak3032]

sir, which IP Address that we type for the ModbusTcpClient function? thank you in advance

[@zhihuachen3613]

妙啊

[@nagd9602]

My I know the PLC programming software used in this Video

[@neubertify]

The demo in this talk uses the "Productivity" programming software from Automation Direct. You can download it for free here: www.automationdirect.com/support/software-downloads?itemcode=Productivity%20Suite Note that it's Windows-only, only works with Productivity PLCs, and does not contain a simulator. More links related to the talk, including the ladder logic, are available here: jonasneubert.com/talks/pycon2019.html

[@AndewMole]

from datascience import machine_learning

[@rverm1000]

where i work we are in the industrial dark ages .we cannot plc programs. everything is keep oem.