Greetings! I recently bought an Alspa Micro PLC from E bay UK, which is in excellent condition and comes with a complete set of manuals. However, I am in need of the PC-based programming software (part code CE641SWP020) and the cable required to connect the PLC to a MS DOS PC. Due to the age of the PLC, finding the software may be a challenge. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
I've read that GE Proficy Machine Edition may support some Alspa platforms, although I am not completely certain. It is my understanding that Proficy offers a 14-day trial period.
Thanks Parky, I'll definitely give it a try.
Answer: Answer: Due to the age of the PLC, finding the software and cable may be a challenge. You can try searching on online marketplaces, industrial equipment suppliers, or forums to see if anyone has the software available for sale or download.
Answer: Answer: While the specific Alspa Micro PLC programming software (part code CE641SWP020) may be difficult to find due to its age, you can explore if there are any compatible alternative software options that can be used to program the PLC. Check with industrial automation software providers for possible solutions.
Answer: Answer: It may be possible to use a modern PC to program the Alspa Micro PLC, but you may need to explore compatibility options and potentially use adapter cables or converters to establish a connection between the PLC and the PC. Check with the PLC manufacturer or technical support for guidance on using modern PCs for programming.