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S7 Siemens PLC Trace Signals
Free and easy software to trace, analise and log Siemens PLC variables
S7 Trends is a free and easy-to-use software to trace what is going on in Siemens PLC. You can watch & record in real time the state of all types of variables: - Markers - Inputs/Outputs - Timers - Counters - Databases It is written in C# and it is using Snap7 library. It should work also with S1200. Current state is stable. If you encounter any problems or you have any idea for a new feature - write a review https://sourceforge.net/projects/s7-trends/reviews/new Testing and... -
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Biorec - Bioreactor controller
Bioreactor control software for BioFlo® fermentors
Biorec is an open source control software written for Windows operating systems to provide data logging, process monitoring and control for pilot and laboratory scale BioFlo® series (Eppendorf AG, Hamburg/Germany) fermentors/bioreactors. The supported models are BioFlo® III and BioFlo® 3000 (other models have not been tested in action). Biorec supports process automation through a user programming environment that allows controlling pumps, temperature or agitation by mathematical... -
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Data logger, manipulator and visualizer. Receives data in CSV format from stdio.
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