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Posted by Anonymous on 1 June, 2008 - 3:51 pm

I have Telemecaniq PLC TSX 574823 having built in ETY port. That is connected direct to 3COM switch. And programmer PC is also connected to 3COM switch. How can I connect PC to PLC ? What are setting needs to be done for XIP driver?

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