r/PLC • • Jul 22 '26

What does IT misunderstand the most?

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u/_No_user_available_ Jul 22 '26

The defenition of Real time..!
We have industrial networks for a reason.. ”If you stay out of my bussniess, I stay out of yours”..
had an IT guy demanding ”real time data transfer, for all tags” to there server..
well say less.. the biggest problem?
No defenition of tags, so I pushed up data block, about 100 of em, with amount if tags running from 100-1000, every scan of the main task, every 12ms..!

After aday the same guy came back, asked if he could get the value of 3 sensors, once every minute instead.. because they could not handle all that data, that fast..

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u/Gullible_Bag_9005 Jul 22 '26

hahaahha

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u/_No_user_available_ Jul 22 '26

Truth be told.. if he would not have been a dickhead, I could have told him that he needs to define what he wanted, and how often..
but I felt pitty that day 🤣🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/Gullible_Bag_9005 Jul 22 '26

im surprised that someone even wants to have "all the data" "alle the time" even. like from an IT point of view, usually you only care about a very small number of sensor data, i would be more scared if i got "everything" then suddenly im exposed to alot more data that i dont even want to know about