Making a Panasonic PLC Programming Cable
I’ve added a section on my wiki describing how to make a serial cable to connect to the Panasonic FP0 or FP Sigma Programming Port. Later I hope to update it with more pictures.
Tony
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thanks you,if you want buy plc cable,you can visit my website:www.chinaplccable.com
Making a FP0 cable is still cheaper — and pretty easy. Also, the newer FP0-R PLC’s can use a standard USB peripheral cable.
But your store does have a good selection of cables, and some cables (e.g. FP1, S7, Logo!) aren’t so easy to make.
We are looking cable for communication , Laptop and PLC , details of PLC Make: Panasonic , PLC : FPG-C24R2H
please send technical as well as commercial details as soon as possible.
thanks
You can either make your own FPG tool port cable (it’s the same as the FP0) or buy one from Panasonic.
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