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Development and Application of PLC Serial Communication in Virtual Elevator System

Ya-Li LI

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Introduced a new method that can realize the serial communication bettween OMRON's PLC and PC under the intgrated development environment of Delphi.Applying the method to the development and research of the virtual elevator control system,have realized the information exchange between PLC and virtual evevator control system.

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Introduced a new method that can realize the serial communication bettween OMRON's PLC and PC under the intgrated development environment of Delphi.Applying the method to the development and research of the virtual elevator control system,have realized the information exchange between PLC and virtual evevator control system.

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Introduced a new method that can realize the serial communication bettween OMRON's PLC and PC under the intgrated development environment of Delphi.Applying the method to the development and research of the virtual elevator control system,have realized the information exchange between PLC and virtual evevator control system.

Key concepts: Elevator, Serial communication, Delphi, Embedded system, Computer science, Control (management), Control system, Human–computer interaction

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