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- MS 'monopoly'?
- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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Hi members,
I'm a new member. I've got a Sattcon 05-35 and I have some questions. Maybe someone could help me.
1. Regarding Dox5 or Dox10, according to ABB Dox10 should not work as programming tool together with the SC05-35. Is is really true? Or is Dox5 maybe more suitable with SC05-35?
2. What type of cable do I need to connect a PC? Standard RS232 or maybe 485? (I won't purchase it through ABB, they charge about 100 USD!)
3. Does someone know where I can find a user's manual?
I've looked on the Internet but it seems like the system is so old that manuals don't exist like a .pdf file for example.
Thanks in advance.
I'm a new member. I've got a Sattcon 05-35 and I have some questions. Maybe someone could help me.
1. Regarding Dox5 or Dox10, according to ABB Dox10 should not work as programming tool together with the SC05-35. Is is really true? Or is Dox5 maybe more suitable with SC05-35?
2. What type of cable do I need to connect a PC? Standard RS232 or maybe 485? (I won't purchase it through ABB, they charge about 100 USD!)
3. Does someone know where I can find a user's manual?
I've looked on the Internet but it seems like the system is so old that manuals don't exist like a .pdf file for example.
Thanks in advance.
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