External Peripherals / Distributed I/O: What and Why? 

That a good overview of peripheral I/O

very good introduction

thank you very very very much for all videos

the way you explains is awsome

Perfect subject. We had a project 3 days ago whit this setup. Thanks and looking forward to the next.

Fantastic! Thank you!

Nice. Good video. In simple, it's just an RTU. Prepare a video about redundancy expecially software part. Your explanation skills are amazing.

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Good video !

Amazing how much i learn from this channel, Excellent explantion. I will have to add ET200m to my PowerPoint. Your Use of powerpoint is quite refreshing. I'm only stumped by one thing: i want to believe that the the more I/Os are present you need a similarly specced PLC. The ET200m or similar I/O devices won't magically extend your PLCs documented I/O capability limit. Am I correct sensei?

Exactly that's what I am looking for. I have an ET200 and a device from Kunbus (Kunbus-coms). Unfortunately I can not go online with the Kunbus device although I imported the gsd file

very good video. is this the same as remote io? both machines have their own remote io. and machine 2 profibus is connected in machine 1. i hope u can include this in your explanation. thanks ahead

Thank s

As a beginner I have a suggestion for a video on memory. I am confused of when to use what and where. There is Tags, Global memory, Input memory, Output, Temp, In-Out etc. Some of them can be toggled and some not. I know this i a huge area.

We are close to learn scada or pcs7.😉

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