How Do You Connect PLC with SCADA?

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Start date Mar 27, 2009
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Connecting a PLC with SCADA involves establishing communication protocols that allow data exchange between the two systems. Common methods include using Ethernet, RS-232, or RS-485 connections, depending on the PLC and SCADA system specifications. Key parameters to consider include data types, communication speed, and the specific protocols supported by both systems, such as Modbus or OPC. Understanding the processes involved in your application can help tailor the integration approach. For detailed guidance, users are encouraged to share specific parameters or processes they are working with.

Mar 27, 2009

User Name1

i want to know how the interfacing of plc with scada(of any manufacturer) is done.

if possible please post a good link.

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Mar 27, 2009

dlgoff

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Can you give a little information as to what parameters or processes you are working with?

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