About SOFTPAC and Automation PC 910

PAC Project
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Hello
Excuse me, PC Automation 910 is a kind of industry PC, whether to be able to install SOFTPAC?
Thank you

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http://www.opto22.com/site/pr_details.aspx?cid=4&item=SOFTPAC

  • Any of the following operating systems:
    – Microsoft Windows 10 Professional (32-bit or 64-bit)
    – Microsoft Windows 8.1 Professional (32-bit or 64-bit)
    – Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (32-bit or 64-bit)
    – Windows Vista® Business (32-bit only)
    – Windows XP® Professional (32-bit only, with SP2 or higher)
  • Available hard disk space required: 5.7 MB

So, as long as your 'PC Automation 910 runs any of those supported OS’s, you should be Ok.
(Keep in mind, we support the OS, not the hardware).

Lets know how you get on, always interested to hear what will run on what.

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Thank you. It’s nothing. Just interested in OPTO22. About 20 years ago, I first contact your brain model100, that is a long time ago ,may not remember this model. In 2000, the use of LCM4. In 2006, the use of PAC S1 SNAP, Am I the first person in China to use S1?never mind,just kidding!

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long long ago

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Here is some old stuff still in operation:

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Not sure of their exact age, at least 25 years. I have a PAC talking to these now.

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Whoo-hoo! And for those of you who have B1/B2 boards connected to your older I/O modules like these, the drop-in replacement E1/E2 brains are now fully supported (in 9.5) PAC Project. Just add an I/O Unit and pick E1 or E2 of the list. Yay.

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Don’t think the E1/E2 are drop-in on the ones I posted - if you look closely, these have the brain integrated on the IO board, but that’s okay, Optomux is fun!

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Congrats on the 9.5 release BTW!