Learn how to use CCW to backup, edit, and restore A-B VFD parameters

Shawn Tierney

July 14, 2017

Do you or someone on your staff need to backup, edit, or restore A-B VFD parameters?

If so, you may be interested in my new quick start course, “Using CCW with A-B VFDs“

In this forty five minute quick start course I cover all of the following topics:

Where and how you download a free copy of CCW
How to install CCW, including how to work around the .NET issue on Windows 10
How to download and install drivers for the 1203-USB cable
How to setup RSLinx Classic’s Ethernet IP and Ethernet Devices drivers
How to setup RSLinx Classic’s driver for the 1203-USB cable
How to download PowerFlex manuals and update files
How to connect to the PowerFlex 520 series using USB on Windows 7 and 10
How to use the PowerFlex USB utility to upload and download parameters from 520 series VFDs
How to import, edit, and export PowerFlex parameter files in CCW
How to use CCW to upload, edit, and download drive parameters over Ethernet
How to use CCW and the 1203-USB to upload, edit, and download drive parameters over DSI

Interested?

Well for a limited time you can grab the digital bundle of this quick start course for just $9.99***.

That's right, you not only get the online edition at TheAutomationSchool.com, you also get a second “mobile friendly” Vimeo copy which you can download to watch offline on supported mobile devices (most iOS and Android devices.)

Sincerely,

Shawn Tierney
Automation Instructor and Blogger

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Shawn Tierney

Shawn began programming as a pre-teen in the early 80's, and after earning a degree in Electronics he worked as an Automation Specialist for 25 years. In 1999 Shawn launched his first website which was the pre-cursor to TheAutomationBlog.com which he launched in 2013. Today Shawn continues to publish and edit content for The Automation Blog while also teaching PLC, HMI, and SCADA courses at TheAutomationSchool.com.