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Step7 with PID SIMO (single input, multiple outputs)

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zivk

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hello..

I use S-315 to run plastic Extruder. There is heating zone with cooling fan to stabilize the temperature

I have not found PID SIMO (single input, multiple outputs) in Step7 v5.4. There are solutions (also paid)??

Thanks.
 
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