Peyo Zlatanov
ABSTRACT
There the author presents an industrial controller on the base of 2 microprocessors - MC6800 and 18051. The general idea is to use a test keyboard like a service device and like a customer keyboard. It isn't necessary to use special test instruments. All service activities are included in the system PROM.
- SLC 500tm Family of Small Programmable Controllers -- ROCKWELL Automation, Allen-Bradley - February 1996;Google Scholar
- SIMATIC - Totally Integrated Automation -- Siemens AG, Automation & Drivers -- an advertisement material in EXPO2000, Bulgaria;Google Scholar
- Reference contained Cyrillic text which couldn't be captured.Google Scholar
- 8XC51 RA/RB/RC, Hardware Description -- Intel corp. -- February 1995.Google Scholar
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