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Hello Everyone, Thanks for welcoming me to this forum, I am glad to be a part of the Mr. PLC community, finally. I have an issue with transferring licenses from the XTEL "Disquette de Autorizacion" to the XTEL software. The whole system from OS/2 to Telemecanique XTEL v6.1 seems to have installed successfully, all on a legacy system boasting a massive 500MHz Intel processor and 256 megabytes of RAM. I can create a project and follow the process all the way through to the final stage before connecting with the PLC. At this point it doesn't seem to matter what option I choose to try and connect with the PLC, all end with "NO SOFTWARE ACCESS RIGHTS" "PROGRAM COMPLETE". Having read an incredible amount of related posts across many forums; this forum offering the best solutions; I now humbly seek help from the good people of this wonderful PLC community. There are certain people on this forum with a tremendous knowledge of OS/2 and XTEL installations, and I hope to attract the attention of these fellow engineers. I already have a lot of respect for those who post here as you choose to give your time to help the wider community of engineers, fitters and programmers alike, saving the day in most cases, so thank you all in advance of your continued help and support. PS. I'm ready the manual "cover-to-cover" this evening.

Hello, denizens of Mr.PLC. I'm trying to talk to an old TSX17-20, and have acquired the DOS files for PL7 22. However, when installing via floppy drive, I'm getting a fatal error saying that the User Interface is missing. FATAL ERROR: 251 Your Telemecanique system in incomplete. Ensure that User Interface is correctly installed. I'm aware that PL722 (and PL7-1/2/3, etc.) require Telemecanique's DOS User Interface to run, but I can't for the life of me find installation files, and, as it is no longer supported by Schneider, no luck getting it from their site. Apparently, it used to be hosted there. Would any of you wonderful folk have the links or files to this user interface? Apparently, PL7 22 5.0/5.1 have never required/no longer require a license. It was a drag to find these files, so I'm posting the PL722 files (in two zips, representing the two floppies) so that there's an easy to find reference for them. PL722D1.ZIP PL722D2.ZIP