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Kenetix Servo Drive Programming and Conversion Services

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision
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Performs technical extraction, conversion, and loading of industrial automation programming for prime contractors on NYS DOCCS facility projects. Captures existing programming from Kenetix 300 Servo Drives and converts it for compatibility with three Kenetix 5100 Servo Drives using Studio 5000 or RSLogix software. Requires expertise in Rockwell Automation/Allen-Bradley systems. Delivers three programmed Kenetix 5100 Servo Drives ready for installation.

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