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 Programmable Logic Controller replacement for  OEM embedded controls


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 Programmable Logic Controller replacement for  OEM embedded controls

Download SPLat/PC 32-bit V10.23.0       What's new?

Installation

  1. Click the link above, download and save the file where you can find it. You will get an exe file with a name similar to "splat32_setup-10-21-x.exe"
  2. Double-click the file
  3. Follow the prompts. The program will install in default folder C:\Program Files\SPLat\SPLat32. This is different to the early 32-bit releases, which installed in C:\Program Files\SPLat32.
  4. In 64-bit operating systems some users have reported that the program may only run if, the first time you run it, you right-click the icon and run it as administrator.
    Our testing does not show this problem. Please let us know if you encounter this problem.
  5. Others have reported the following way to make it run in Vista 64:
    • Right click the short cut icon
    • Select Properties
    • In properties, select the Compatibility tab
    • Select XP

Special release note for V10.21.3

The previous release had some problems creating folders and files for "internal" information like INI file, a startup log file (log.log), PermStore simulation, SPLatLink data logging and Builder temporary files. This is caused by seeming inconsistencies in how various Windows versions, types of user accounts and user permissions operate.
 
V10.21.3 creates the files in different places than previous versions. It is also more tolerant of the operating system refusing to create a folder or file for it. If that happens it will display a message and error code, then soldier on with the affected feature being inoperative.
 
No files are created in Program Files or My Documents (or equivalents in various Windows versions). Instead Builder files are stored in "C:\Documents and Settings\User_Name\Local Settings\Temp" and the other files in "C:\Documents and Settings\David\Application Data\SPLat32" Automatic backup files, if saved before you have given your file a name, are saved in a subfolder "AutoBackup" under the latter.
 
Please report any problems with details of the error message and as much as you can tell us about your operating system and account settings.
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