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Mary Smith wasn't the first person to be swindled by a caller asking for help, and she won't be the last. But her case shows why the pervasive "grandparent scam" is more dangerous than ever.
The bait is usually the same: Someone claiming to be your grandchild calls, saying he has been arrested or hospitalized while visiting Canada, and is afraid to call his parents. He needs quick cash in the form of a wire transfer.
In one year, American grandparents admitted sending at least $4.5 million after being duped in this way, according to law enforcement authorities. (Canada is the scammers' favored locale.) Most victims never report the fraud because they're embarrassed that they didn't recognize a grandchild's voice.
That's because for a long time, the calls went something like this: "Hi, grandma, it's me, your favorite grandson, and I'm in trouble." The worried grandparent, who may be hard of hearing, would often respond by saying, "Bobby, is that you?" – providing the scammer with a name to help him in the ruse.
But in Mary's case, the imposter fist identified himself as Austin. That helped convince the widow she was speaking with her grandson, and to wire $4,000.00.
Other victims tell a similar story: "My caller identified himself as Jason, my grandson," says an 88 year old widow bilked out of $2,800. "His voice was strange, and he said he had a cold. But I was fooled because he knew the name of Jason's girlfriend and other family details."
How does a crook get such information? He could be a local acquaintance. "With the confirmation number for a Western Union or monogram transfer, that money can be picked up anywhere in the world, including your own neighborhood. More likely, the scammers have done some online homework. In Mary's case, they tracked down her husband's obituary.
In talking with other victims of this scam, officials have discovered at least a dozen had a common thread. All had a recent death in their family, and all had beautiful obituaries written that listed the names of family members, and sometimes even their nicknames.
The Internet provides family information posted on social networking sites, genealogy sites that provide "public" family trees, and online information businesses that post names and ages of family members.
If the caller says, "It's your granddaughter," ask, "Which one?" Most perpetrators will then hang up.
Confirm your grandchild's identity by saying you will return the call at his or her home or on his cell phone (but don't ask the caller for it). If you don't have the phone numbers, contact a trusted family member for them.
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A man with a knife slashed 22 children and one adult outside an elementary school in Henan province Friday morning, China's worst such incident in more than a year.
The attack was reminiscent of a spate of knife attacks on schoolchildren that took place across China in 2010. In most cases, the attackers were unemployed middle-aged men, leading to speculation that the assaults stemmed from economic and social discontent.
Friday's attack occurred at about 7:40 a.m. as children were arriving outside the gate of Chenpeng Village's Wanquan Elementary School. The suspect, Min Yingjun, 36, allegedly slashed an elderly woman as well as the children. Local propaganda officials said later that Min had a psychological illness.
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Ann and Alfred Goldstein began their support of Ringling College more than 20 years ago. Their first major donation was a six-figure gift for the construction of the classroom complex known as the Goldstein Studio Village.
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NOM Communications Director Thomas Peters In Critical Condition After Car Crash
Jonathan Higbee | July 17, 2013
Thomas Peters, a very vocal member of the National Organization for Marriage, is reportedly in critical condition after breaking his neck in a car accident.
Thomas' Twitter followers first reported the news followed by a handful of gay blogs. No word from NOM itself yet.
Instinct sends its best wishes for a speedy and healthy recovery.
Dave - July 18, 2013
He must have been getting a BJ. he looks like family to me . Sorry still hope he recovers
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As much as I disagree with him, I wish him well.
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Thomas Peters has not been a good friend of our gay community, but I hope he will recover soon.
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Comments On Sep 22, 2015:I'm blister prone, and these help a lot. I wear them on every ride. Thin enough to keep the same glove size. Just be careful when you wash them because any Velcro in the washing machine will snag the thin threads & pull it out. With just a little care this pair has lasted about 6-7 months of 1x a week riding and still going strong.
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|Hagan, Burr Cosponsor Bill to Give Tax Breaks to Race Tracks
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Senator Kay Hagan and Senator Richard Burr cosponsored a bill last week called the Motorsports Fairness and Permanency Act.
According to Hagan's office the legislation will give tax benefits to motorsports entertainment facilities, which in turn hopes to effectively plan venue improvements.
The bill is also believed to help North Carolina's stock car industry to flourish and hopes to ensure it will continue to be a significant contributor to the state's economy.
According to the senator, North Carolina's motorsports industry has an annual impact of more than a $5 billion impact and generates over 24,400 jobs.
In a released statement, NASCAR legend Junior Johnson said, "North Carolina has a longstanding history in motorsports and Senator Kay Hagan's support of this bill will help to ensure racetracks throughout North Carolina and across the country can continue to reinvest in the jobs and facilities that are so important to the people and communities involved in racing."
NASCAR team owner Richard Childress added, "I'd like to thank Senator Kay Hagan and the other members of the United States Senate who were involved with sponsoring the Motorsports Fairness and Permanency Act. Senator Hagan and the others stepped forward in a big way and the result of their efforts in getting the bill passed will be a great benefit to the motorsports industry throughout the United States."
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I have 2 vlan in my local network and I have configured mikrotik for it, like I have linksys Layer2 switch and create 2 vlan 101 and 102 then make trunk port for mikrotik. its working fine.
But in Linux (FTP Server ) I have 4 lan card with bonding interface, on bonding interface I have also created vlan interface and its working fine for 101 vlan but when I add 102 vlan in same bonding interface it generate timeout on network. On Linksys switch I also create trunk port for Linux FTP server.
To resolve this issue I create 2 bonding interface and add both vlan in different bonding interface but the problem is that I have to assign 2 IPs on both bonding interface. Is there any way to assign single IP to assign on both bonding interface or any inter vlan routing method in linux like cisco layer3 switch ?


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2010 - 22 Receptions, 2 TDs
2011- 32 Receptions, 4 TDs
These numbers reflect Demarius Thomas's first two seasons in the NFL. Through 8 games as a roookie, Aaron Dobson has matched Thomas's ENTIRE SECOND SEASON production.
I just saw a line from Pezzy coined "TB should not 'have to' deal with this!" in another thread, so I looked up a recent rookie 1st rd pick to see what the Denver QB at the time "had to deal with" in 2010.
Boo-hoo Tommy BRady, the entitled and spoiled one. Fans like that with those comments make me ill.
In 2009, Kyle Orton had all new WRs, as he was a new QB in Denver at the time (since 2009), and in 2010 had TWO new rookie WRs like Brady had this year (Thomas and Decker).
Kyle Orton had a Pro Bowl year in 2010. Hmm. Kyle Orton. If Brady is so great, what is the problem?
Jabar Gaffney, Eddie Royal and old friend Brandon Lloyd were the main WR targets. Certainly not a bad group, but certainly not better than Amendola and Edelman here.
Kinda interesting how a QB with new WRs in other markets doesn't whine or complain or have a part of the fanbase making wild excuses all year about the GM tortuting the QB.
Numerous QBs have new or young QBs to work with every year in this league. Gomer jumped into Denver. No problem.
Alex Smith? No problems in KC this year. 9-0 club. 2:1 TD/INT Ratio.
Aaron Dobson has 31 receptions and 4 TDs halfway through his rookie season. Hmm.
Kenbrell Thompkins has 23 receptions and 4 TDs through the halfway mark. Each will outproduce what Demarius Thomas did as a FIRST RD PICK in 2010.
Thanks, BB.
good stats but if Peyton was Qb there in 2010 he would surely surpass that. was it tebow then? idk but it sure wasnt a good QB. guy has way too much talent if he played for Peyton in 2010 his stats would be a lot better.


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WADDINGTON - Waddington will hold memorial services Wednesday in honor of fallen victims of the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Waddington is one of the few communities in that county that continue to hold memorial services for 9/11 victims, according to organizer and town historian E. Jane Layo.
The town has held services every year after the attacks occurred.
Waddington, since that fateful day, has never forgotten the price many families have paid to keep us safe, Mrs. Layo said. We have not missed a single year of bringing these memories to the forefront.
The march will begin at 5:30 p.m. from Island View Park and will make its way to St. Pauls Episcopal Church, 129 Lincoln Ave, where prayers will be offered for the victims and volunteers.
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Now that the S/S 11 fashion shows have finally wrapped up, it's time to turn our attention not to the designers behind the illustrious runway looks, or even the mesmerizing warm-weather pieces themselves, but to the unsung Fashion Week heroes: the editors, of course! These masthead VIPsÂ--plus a few cherished tastemakers who we couldn't exclude from such a noteworthy roundupÂ--tirelessly made their way through New York, Paris, London, and Milan and left a trail of immaculate ensembles in their wake. With their insiders' insight about the hottest trends, covetable access to the most au courant designer pieces, and unparalleled awareness about what makes a truly unique look, these key industry players always provide us with delectable sartorial treats via their outfits. And, while we do flip for a gussied up red-carpet regular, we appreciate that these illustrious icons aren't afraid to break the rules and draft new ones by taking a riskÂ--or two, or three! So without further ado, get your pens and pencils ready and reach for a fresh inspiration board, as we present to you the fashion cognoscenti in all its achingly stylish glory!
Anna dello Russo
Anna dello RussoÂ--the Editor-at-Large for Japanese VogueÂ--is never afraid to play with fashion and loves to push the envelope with avant-garde frocks or outspoken accessories. The self-proclaimed outrageous editor stayed true to her lively proclivities at Balenciaga's S/S 11 show in Paris, where she was photographed wearing an eye-catching Pre-Fall 10 Balmain Dress ($14200). The choice of such a high-voltage, of-the-moment sequined stunner highlights the flamboyant Italian's fearless fashion sense and her gorgeous gams, reminding us why we always look to dello Russo for knockout ensembles!
Gaia Repossi
We know we can always count on jewelry designer/muse/fashion-industry favorite Gaia Repossi to come through with a sophisticated neutral-toned look, and the outfit she wore to the launch party dinner for Babeth Dijan's new book during Paris Fashion Week did not lead us astray! For the festivities lauding the Numero Editor-in-Chief's new tome, Babeth, the ravishing Repossi struck it rich with Celine's Khaki Bonded Skirt ($3950) from the Pre-Fall collection, Isabel Marant's Heather Jersey Top ($185), and two additional Celine pieces: Black Leather Thong Sandals ($750) and a Khaki Classic Box Bag ($3400). We like how she added intrigue to her ensemble with a fringed skirt, yet tempered the unusual silhouette by pairing it with unfettered basics. And of course, what would a style icon be without self-designed jewelry as her baubles of choice? The Italian stunner polished off this fashion-forward look with two black gold and diamond rings from her family's jewelry company, Repossi.
Kate Lanphear
Elle's Style Director Kate Lanphear invariably titillates fashion enthusiasts with her edgy, androgynous looks and downtown-chic personal style. While it was difficult to narrow it down to just one of the uber-blonde's many on-the-cusp ensembles, we think the above look from NYFW is the perfect pick. The fashionable femme headed out one day in a devastatingly cool combo of an oversized white Celine blouse, vintage denim vest, J. Brand's 912 Low-Rise Pencil Leg Jeans ($174) in Shadow, and killer Giuseppe Zanotti Wedge Boots ($1250). Additionally, we love how Lanphear finalized her outfit with loads of spiky bangles and a luscious leather Jil Sander clutch for a touch of luxe.
Taylor Tomasi Hill
A bonafide style icon, Marie Claire Style and Accessories Director Taylor Tomasi Hill has taken the blogosphere and street-style forums by storm. After all, who could forget when she stepped out last year in Norma Kamali's Square Cat Eye Sunglasses ($250) in Tokyo Tortoise and single-handedly launched this raging eyewear trend? Once again enchanting all with her upscale eclectic style, the stunning redhead emerged at NYFW in Proenza Schouler's Fish Print Jacquard Skirt ($840) from their S/S 10 collection and Equipment's Signature Sleeveless Shirt ($178) expertly knotted at her waist. Of course, the accessories maven's outfit would not be complete without the perfect finishing touches in the form of her ripped-from-the runway Balenciaga heels, statement Eddie Borgo Caged Crystal Collar ($1625), and now signature Norma Kamali Square Cat Eye Sunglasses ($250).
Giovanna Battaglia
Whether she's out and about at fabulous events representing L'Uomo Vogue or cavorting around town with fellow fashion pal Anna dello Russo, Giovanna Battaglia's outfits always strike a molto bene note. To attend Fendi's S/S 11 Show, the former Dolce & Gabbana house model opted for a laidback ensemble comprised of the colorblocked Fendi Crepe de Chine and Sable Silk Dress ($1699). We love how she kept it simple with a color-free palette and the way she nodded to the ongoing military trend with this season's of-the-moment lace-upsÂ--specifically, Fendi's Embossed Boots ($1007)Â--and socks. The overall effect is so under-the-radar-chic and spot-on for an Editor-at-Large!
Zanna Roberts
We always appreciate an editor with a knack for effortlessly mixing quotidian brands with designer pieces, so when we spotted Marie Claire Senior Fashion Editor Zanna Roberts running around New York Fashion Week in a high-end-meets-high-street ensemble we were aptly thrilled. The cool Brit grounded her outfit with a pair of MICHAEL Michael Kors' Walking Shorts ($79.50), and then upgraded these casual bottoms with Jonathan Simkhai's Leather Pocket Tee ($312). Sticking to an of-the-moment neutral palette, she added Diane von Furstenberg's Faye Clogs ($280) and included a seasonal must-have piece with her H&M Camel Coat ($99). The resulting ensemble has a minimalist, yet youthful vibe that is perfect for a day at the office or running from show to show.
Dani Stahl
Nylon's Style Director and girl-about-town Dani Stahl routinely thrills us with her cutting-edge ensembles like the one featured today, which consists of a daring sequin, stud, and leather mix! For New York's sartorial circus, the edgy editor selected an all-black ensemble starting with LNA's Longsleeve Loose Crew Shirt ($86) paired with a Sequin Stretch-Wool Blazer ($990) and cracked leather shorts, both from Helmut Lang. But Stahl didn't stop there! Piling on the texture, Stahl selected tough-girl accents like Alexandre Herchcovitch's Mid-Calf Buckle Boots ($984), Lia Sophia's Bullet Choker ($800) worn as a bracelet, Lia Sophia's Runway Ring ($125), and Burberry's Mega Stud Bag ($1195) which will be available in stores this month!
Joanna Hillman
Joanna HillmanÂ--the Senior Fashion Market Editor at Harper's BazaarÂ--is our current style crush. This fashion-show season, her perfectly appointed outfits (like this leopard-tote accented one) delighted and inspired us to no end! Snapped in the tents at Lincoln Center, Hillman showed off an expert combo of fall trends via her J. Crew Bi-Stretch Wool Minnie Pants ($98) in Henna, 3.1 Phillip Lim Top ($310) from the S/S 08 collection, Miu Miu Satin Mary Jane Platform Pumps ($427), and covetable 3.1 Phillip Lim Knap Sack Quilted Leopard Tote Bag ($595). And, how could we not mention her extraordinary beauty look too? The combo of a side braid and fuchsia pout provide a flawless finish to a remarkable ensemble, easily marking Hillman as a NYFW VIP.
Jenna Lyons
As Executive Creative Director of J. Crew, Jenna Lyons has revamped the longstanding American sportswear outpost, taking it from preppy staples to accessibly chic essentials. So it should come as no surprise that we always look to the lovely Lyons for casual, on-trend ensembles with a classic touch. The outfit she selected to wear to Billy Reid's S/S 2011 presentation at Milk Studios during New York Fashion Week offers an ideal example of her dressing sensibilities. Lyons picked a J.Crew solid lightweight shirt from their Summer 09 collection and paired it with the belted Longuette Skirt ($285) and Fur Scarf ($593), both from Dries Van Noten's F/W 10 collection. Her look not only pays serious homage to fall's call for leopard accentsÂ--love that lust-worthy scarfÂ--but it also perfectly translates the military trend, proving that army pieces can be styled for on as well as off-duty looks.
Dree Hemingway
Oh, Dree Louise: we are such devoted fans of your winning personal style! The impeccably dressed model once again hit it out of the sartorial park at the Fendi party for Duran Duran during Paris Fashion Week. Clad in a pink Fendi dress, Prada Wool Sweater ($795), Fendi fur vest, and Miu Miu's Duchesse Heels ($630) from their S/S 10 collection, she looked dazzlingly glamorous. Hemingway's bright sixties-inspired palette is festively unique and we love how she further amped up her outfit with an of-the-moment fur vest and kitschy printed shoes. The result is a vibrant look that is spot-on for the evening's rock n' roll-meets-high fashion event!Â--Liza Kaplan


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Friday nights in Deep Gap are about to get one hundred percent more exciting.Larry Mosely's Village Music House has its grand opening on Friday. It's a big deal to Mosely, who hopes it will be a valuable asset to the community. It's a family-oriented safe environment, he says. Complete with bluegrass music, he hopes it will keep people entertained and out of trouble.
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MathOverflow is a remarkable recent platform for research level questions and answers in mathematics. Joe O'Rourke have asked over MO wonderful questions. (Here is a link to the questions) Many of those questions can be the starting point of a research project usually in discrete and computational geometry and sometimes in other areas. Many of the questions remained open, quite a few have led to definite quick solutions, and for many others substantial answers were offered. Usually Joe's questions (and also his MO answers) contain beautiful and illuminating pictures. Amog the highlights: Joe's question on Billiard knots; a poetic question about "light reflecting off christman-tree balls"; rolling a random walk on a sphere – with a definite answer by S. Carnahan; Pach animals of high genus; Fair irregular dice (with a nice answer by Bill Thurston); Parabolic envalope of fireworks; Coiling rope in a box; A convex polyhedral analog of the pentagram map ; Random-polycube-shapes ; Which convex bodies roll along closed geodesics and many more. The 100th question is The rain hull and the rain ridge.
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Joe has become quite renowned for his figures :). He also has two new books out (How to Fold It, Discrete and Computational Geometry) that are filled with many such great images, which are produced using Mathematica I believe.↓
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Wow, I am truly honored, Gil (and thanks, Andrew)! Gil, I owe you one. Request refereeing, whatever … :-)
GK: my pleasure Joe, keep the wonderful question comming↓
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u should add a Hack-Victim Wizard
this way the user would be able to schedule when he's hacked
if that's not user-friendly i don't know what is!
Ladies and gentlemen, I'm pleased to announce a new and improved Linux distribution, Linux XP! It is the distribution that has all the most popular features of Windows, combined with the stability of Linux. Here are some of the special and innovative features of Linux XP. Please, be patient: this list is long.
1) Ease of use. One of the reasons why Windows is so popular is its ease of use. Some excellent improvements have been made to Linux XP. For example, the command line is often confusing people, and it looks too much like MS-DOS, so Linux XP doesn't have a command line at all! The X Window system starts up automatically when the system boots up, the user won't be able to switch to another virtual terminal, and there are no terminal emulators whatsoever. This way the user doesn't have to watch the command line at all!
Another thing that is confusing users are the permissions. It's confusing that a normal user can't write to, say, the /usr directory. Linux XP doesn't have this problem, because every user on this new and improved distribution has the same rights as root!
2) Improved BSOD. The BSOD is one thing that a Windows user sees regularly, and it may be hard to get used to the fact that there are no BSOD's in Linux. But Linux XP has it's own improved BSOD that occurs every now and then, and because the Linux XP's BSOD has a beautiful shaded background, it's even more pleasant to watch than its Windows equivalent.
3) Clippy. Since many users migrating from Microsoft Office will miss Clippy, Linux XP has its own version of Clippy: Tuxedo, a cute penguin character that looks like Tux, and it will be even more helpful than Clippy. For example, when the user opens a wordprocessor, Tuxedo suggests websites that teach how to read and write. And when the user moves the mouse, Tuxedo tells the user what is a mouse, how it is used, and displays a mouse tutorial.
4) Beautiful desktop. Linux XP uses a modified version of KDE, with a look and feel similar to Windows XP. A screenshot can be viewed here.
5) Cheap Service Pack. The license for using Linux XP for one year costs $1500, but the user will probably want to buy the Service Pack Improved Features Package Ultra Plus. It costs only $700, and it contains some useful bugfixes and features, like the new Teletubbies, Barbie, Candy and Moomin desktop themes, and if you buy quickly, you'll get a pink sickbag with the themes.
6) New marketing strategy. The marketing strategy of Linux XP is new and innovative. We have currently sued every other company and organisation that maintains and develops other Linux distributions, and we have sued Microsoft for using the letters XP in their products, because it can lead to a confusion between Linux XP and Windows XP. Very soon Linux XP will be the only operating system available, and when it is, we will increase the price of it by 200%. So order your copy and a one-year license now and save money!
7) We keep you up-to-date! Every year we will send you an offer to upgrade to the newest version of Linux XP, because if you don't, the next time you upgrade, it will cost you $1000 more than normally. So we encourage you to have the newest technologies available!
Do you have any suggestions how to improve Linux XP even more?
u should add a Hack-Victim Wizard
this way the user would be able to schedule when he's hacked
if that's not user-friendly i don't know what is!
NGene, that's just plain disgusting!!! *I LOVE IT!!!! *;D
I'm soo in love with that girl.... damn soo funny !
That was hillarious. I nearly fell out of my chair and wet my pants when I read the Clippy part.
ASCI gives it 12 outta 10! :P :P :P
Here's an example why your life would be easier with Linux XP. If you post from a Linux XP machine, and are about to make a mistake like giving 12/10, the nice Tuxedo assistant would tell you what are numbers, how they are used, how to do math and how to avoid such mistakes.ASCI gives it 12 outta 10! *:P :P :P
I'm on RedHat (don't kill me, I'm working on LFS again) at the moment soo I'm allowed to give you 13 out of 10, right genie ?
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Topic Title: Using AB Micro830 to control servo valve and solenoid valve.
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I am currently working on a thesis on programming a basic process tank, I need to control the servo valve and solenoid valve so that the water can reach the desired setpoint. However, I encounter some problems along the way. The solenoid valve requires a 24volt voltage to be switched on and the servo valve requires a 20mA current to be open. I wired the solenoid valve to one of the embedded output on the PLC and wired the servo valve on the analog output on the PLC.
My questions are
1) Would the embedded output of the PLC be strong enough to turn on the solenoid valve?
2) Where should I wire the solenoid valve onto? Com or O1, O2, O3 ?
3) How do you program the plc to output an analog value to the servo valve from the analog output?
4) Can someone please tell me what is the characteristic of the embedded i/o? EG, if I assign a Boolean "1" on the output what would happen to the com / output?
Thanks in advance =)
08 August 2012 08:30 AM
Without wishing to be patronising, you need a liitle hardware design .....
Find out current consumption of the solenoid valve and max. current capability of the PLC digital output.
Why do you regard the i/o as embedded ?
Does your servo vlave require 0-20ma or 4-20ma which is more common.
Does you PLC Analog o/p need a 'loop supply' or is it powered internally.
To program an analog value, the obvious instruction is PID, but does not have to be.
I in the past wrote an algorithm for penstock control which adapted to either digital or analog o/p, and could vary motor speed as example.
Trust this helps
08 August 2012 08:40 AM
Hi, I regard the i/o as embedded because its the digital output/input embedded on the plc. The servo need 4 - 20mA current. I can plug 2 plugin modules onto the AB Micro830, so I guess the analog o/p is powered internally.
I thought about using PID but its too complicated I will get into that later in the project. I just want to implement a simple bang bang control. What kind of variable/ block should I use to send out a 4-20mA current from analog output module of my Allen Bradley Micro830 PLC to an external device? I can't find the proper block and I don't know the variable. Is it an integer or real variable? Its not specified on the manual and there is not much sample program that I can look it. Thanks. Is there website where I can read about all this things? I can't find any resources thanks.
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