SO, I was hoping to go directly with the Win 10 Pro system as a 32-bit version to be able to deal with GE LM90/30 PLCs using the command window WITHOUT a virtual machine, and this is where I am stuck.
I have had a friend who has a real RS232 port on his laptop test my GE SNP cables (I have two of them) System and the virtual machine (Siemens Micro PLCs, Rockwell Automation SLC-500 and PLC-5 PLCs, Automation Direct PLCs, etc.) but NOT the GE PLCs.
I have two different brands of USB-to-RS232 adapter systems that work with all other PLC brands from both the host When I try to run the LM90 program in the Win Xp virtual machine, I can do everything with the program EXCEPT communicate with a PLC. One person mentioned it had something to do with "a driver"
Ge logicmaster 90 video how to#
Nobody at Microsoft seems to be able to tell me what this problem is and how to overcome it. Using Microsoft technicians having control of my computer and got the same results. This book describes the modules of a Series 9070 PLC system, and explains system setup and operation. Series 9070 PLC Installation and Operation Manual (GFK). I have tried four times to upgrade this Win 7 Ultimate computer to Win 10 Pro and all four times failed with the error "0xC1900101-0x40017" (failed on the SECOND_BOOT phase with an error during BOOT operation). This manual describes the system operation, fault handling, and Logicmaster 90 programming instructions for the Series 90 30, Series 9020 and Series 90 Micro programmable logic controllers.
Ge logicmaster 90 video 32 bit#
(such as Autodesk's Autosketch 1.02 written in 1992 as a 16-bit app for Windows 3.1 which incidentally runs PERFECTLY WELL in the Win 10 Pro 32 bit environment). I am using the virtual machine simply so I can run old 16 and 32 bit applications I am currently running VMWare's VMWorkstaton V12 virtual machine (running Win Xp Pro SP3) on my other HP Pavilion laptop which has the host system as Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1. Thanks, I will try the Xp SP3 mode you suggest.Īs for the suggestion of the Virtual Machine.this is where it really gets interesting.
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