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    Allen Bradley PLC Communications Cable

    "Which cable would you use to communicate with a Allen Bradley PLC?"

    PC10, PM02, LM20, or KP02??

    I have zero knowledge in this this area. thoughts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtower1 View Post
    "Which cable would you use to communicate with a Allen Bradley PLC?"

    PC10, PM02, LM20, or KP02??

    I have zero knowledge in this this area. thoughts?
    https://www.theautomationstore.com/a...AaAgiQEALw_wcB

    PM02 looks like the winner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wanderer20001us View Post
    Thank you but why would they ask a question like this? It seems obvious that each apparatus would have its own method of connection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtower1 View Post
    Thank you but why would they ask a question like this? It seems obvious that each apparatus would have its own method of connection.
    My thought is that PLC knowledge, and what/how to connect to various manufacturers, is something that NETA believes a Level 3 should have in their 'tool bag'. There are many types and manufacturers of equipment that many never touch or test, but are covered on these tests. That's what makes them so difficult at times, as you may not have any experience with the subject of a test question.

    Just my thoughts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wanderer20001us View Post
    My thought is that PLC knowledge, and what/how to connect to various manufacturers, is something that NETA believes a Level 3 should have in their 'tool bag'. There are many types and manufacturers of equipment that many never touch or test, but are covered on these tests. That's what makes them so difficult at times, as you may not have any experience with the subject of a test question.

    Just my thoughts.
    Spot on. I've seen quite a few questions that reference specific manufacturers equipment, especially with relays. One example I can think of asked about output contacts on a CO relay. Another question referenced an SEL-751 and asked to troubleshoot why it tripped.

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