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-**Mitsubishi Q / FX PLC Integration Guide**+**SECS/GEM for Mitsubishi Q / FX PLC Integration Guide**
  
 TransSECS supports direct integration of many PLCs including Mitsubishi Ethernet PLCs.  You build the interface by configuring, rather than programming, although you might need a little scripting to validate remote commands. TransSECS supports direct integration of many PLCs including Mitsubishi Ethernet PLCs.  You build the interface by configuring, rather than programming, although you might need a little scripting to validate remote commands.
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 +[[https://ergotech.com/contact?edit[cid]=6&edit[subject]=SECS/GEM for Mitsubishi PLC"|Contact us for more details.]]
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 +TransSECS supports full GEM300 integration - E39, E40, E87, E94 as well as SECS (E4, E5, E37) and GEM (E30). It supports applications that do not use GEM and SECSI (serial) connections - very useful for older tools.
  
 As with any TransSECS application, almost all GEM messages [[gem_tool_messages|]] are handled directly by TransSECS.  To build a complete application, all that is required is connect VIDs, CEIDs, and ALIDs.  Remote commands and recipes (S7 messages) may also be required. As with any TransSECS application, almost all GEM messages [[gem_tool_messages|]] are handled directly by TransSECS.  To build a complete application, all that is required is connect VIDs, CEIDs, and ALIDs.  Remote commands and recipes (S7 messages) may also be required.
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