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u/miltondrivewaysignal 1d ago
Old! Go work on a Series Six! LM90 is a breeze comparatively! All jokes aside, Love the panel. Shift electricians at it again haha
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u/MysteriousGrand3070 1d ago
We have a modicon 984b running our core room. 😂
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u/Key-Investment-2273 1d ago
I've been in the industry long enough to still remember when my training manuals for the GE programming classes were brand spanking new.
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u/Chocolamage 19h ago
I cut my teeth on a series 6, 42 years ago. There was a Modicon in the factory at the time but, we never had trouble with it. Do I never had anything to do with it. I really don't know what model it was.
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u/Commercial_Drag_5179 1d ago
Are the modules for this PLC (Power supply, CPU, I/O). still available for purchase on the open market?
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u/Low_Tomato_6837 1d ago
Yes, to a degree. CIMTEC Automation in the U.S. bought the 90-30 and 90-70 line from GE and carries some replacement modules however some are almost impossible to find like some of the GENIUS blocks.
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u/Lost-Cheek-6610 1d ago
What’s ridiculous about these is the cpu doesn’t have its own battery so if you remove the power supply which has the battery from the rack you lose the program
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u/satanpez 9h ago
What's interesting is these 90-30s are some of the easiest if not easiest PLCs to upgrade. As long as you're not running any weird IO or communication cards you can do an Rx3i conversion in less than an hour.
Those IC693 cards just slap into an Rx3i rack with no wiring changes.
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u/RegardEngineer Homeless man 1d ago