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• Eberle Pls 508

Eberle Pls 508

Thanks goghie for your input. This plc is also installed in a bacon slicer an IBS 2000 PREDICTIVE made by Thurne engineering. We have 6 of these and are going to upgrade the plc. You have done this,would you help us converting the codes from the old eberle to the mitsubishi?

Yes, I will help you. But I need to say to I don't have original Eberle source code, as machine came without CPU, so I needed to make it from beginning. Machine had also Control Techniques servo drives, which were without controler so we have changed them also. Somebody had took all important parts. Anyway I will help you.

Hi Zappit and Redwire. I am about to start programming an old machine we have. It is fitted with an Eberle PLS 511 S. Unfortunately all I have is a hand held interface device and I am trying to find out how to use it.

Redwire, I saw from your mail in Sept 2002 that you actually have a manual. I there any possibility of getting a copy of this faxed. Guys how are yee programming your PLC's. Are either of you using ladder type, ie what software is compatible? RE: Eberle PLS511 (Industrial) 5 Apr 05 04:19. Griswald, A couple of years back, i went through a process of converting the now GE supported PLS511 to type AB SLC 5/05.

I also had difficulties getting detailed information on the instruction sets for building the ladder rquivelents of Timers and Counters. Very reduced instruction set. I after contacting many avenues learned that the support leg for Eberle was through General Elictric in the US and they actually sold me a manual that helped me accomplish my goals at that time. RE: Eberle PLS511 (Industrial) 5 Apr 05 11:05. Griswald, I would have to dog through piles of archives to find it thats provided I didn't leave with the customer for his use. I can understand the feelings that you have regarding it.

However, the best I can recall about the manual was that GE sold it to me for 50 bucks or so. Since I've been working in the industry fo about 30 years and I had only ran across 1 system that had these units at a printing press company and I didn't feel that I would ever encounter the need again. If I stumble across it I will let you know right back.

The unit is just a small brick that had like 6 instructions that you combined to derive more advanced logic very much like a boolean op with One shots and latches. The manual for me was very necessary. Kind Regards, zappit RE: Eberle PLS511 (Industrial) 6 Apr 05 03:48.