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Property	Value
Email	STOKE@SAUEN.COM
NameServer	NS2.SAUEN.COM
Created	2000-03-08 00:00:00
Changed	2015-02-07 00:00:00
Expires	2016-03-08 00:00:00
Registrar	ENOM, INC.

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Date	IP Address
2014-07-20	63.247.142.64 (ClassC)
2015-05-17	-
2024-10-31	216.170.124.4 (ClassC)

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html> head>  title>Machine Control by Jon Thomas Stokkeland/title> /head> body bgcolor#000000 text#DDDDDD link#FFFFFF vlink#FFFFFF>   img alignright srcimages/axehead.jpg border0 />   h3>Machine Control by Jon Thomas Stokkeland/h3>   p>	This page is outdated and I havent really done anything with it for some years.	I "grew up" with PLC programming and HMI before leaning to IT in the later years.   /p>   p>I started my career with an apprenticeship for a manufacturer of outer-packaging machinery	(a hrefhttp://www.nor-reg.com/ target_blank>Nor-Reg/a>, owned by Tronrud Engineering since 2015). I quickly became a part of the	programming and service department, developing PLC programs and MMI/HMI, anything from small	cardboard box or tray erectors, to larger furniture packaging and mattress lines./p>  p>In 1998 I went to a hrefhttp://www.tronrud.no/ target_blank>Larsen Automasjon/a> (Was acquired by Tronrud Engineering in 2000 or so), a custom machinery builder, and established their controls and service dept, prior to my arrival they had   outsourced it all.  In 1999 i moved to North America, at Highland Injection Molding, I was the sole controls engineer,   retrofitted Injection Molding machinery, and built/retrofitted other automated accessories, like conveyors and stacking, stamping,    centralized vacuum material feed systems, and more, and I also started my shift to IT here, setup and integration of the   ERP/MRP system was the priority, we did a lot of integration of process and production data./p>  p>In 2004-2011 period I worked in Public Sector IT, now and again I   was involved in integrating controls data and networking, such as water treatment,    waste water, and stadium facilities./p>  p>In 2011 I am went back to manufacturing in IT for a hrefhttp://www.zippo.com/ target_blank>Zippo® Manufacturing/a> - more actively involved with ERP integration of production data again, using   Rockwell FactoryTalk tools, plus everything focused around the factory floor - from wifi/lan to EtherIP./p>table border0 cellspacing0 cellpadding0 width100%>tr>td valigntop width80%>  p>A couple of links:   ul>     li>My a hrefstoker/>personal page and resume/a>/li>     li>My a hrefhttp://www.stokkeland.net/>Stokkeland.Net page/a>, pretty much no info on it/li>     li>a hrefhttp://www.nor-reg.com/ target_blank>Nor-Reg.Com/a>, machine builder and former employer - taken over by Tronrud Engineering in 2015/li>     li>a hrefhttp://www.servi-pack.no/ target_blank>Servi-Pack.no/a> - a company formed by former Nor-Reg guys in 2004 or so, some of my references would sort of lie here although I never worked for them at this company./li>     li>a hrefhttp://www.tronrud.no/ target_blank>Tronrud.No/a>, the company who took over	  Larsen Automasjon in 2000, and Nor-Reg in 2015/li>   /ul>  /p>/td>td width5%> /td>td valigntop width15%>p alignright styletext-align: right;>  br />  br />span classg-plusone data-annotationinline data-width300 >/span>/p>script typetext/javascript>  (function() {    var po  document.createElement(script); po.type  text/javascript; po.async  true;    po.src  https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js;    var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(po, s);  })();/script>/td>/tr>/table> hr>  h3>My Stuff/h3>  table border0 width700px>  tr>td>    img srcimages/stoker/apprentice.gif altwhy was this saved as a gif? border0 alignleft/>    A picture taken by some educational magazine when I was an apprentice at Nor-Reg (Norway), they had    some featured article about this new flavor of education options touching all  mechanical, electrical, 	and controls subjects. It is no longer available online, it was in 1993 I think.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srcimages/stoker/machine_cabinet_with_s5plc944.jpg border0 alignleft/>	Nor-Reg Control cabinet for a Mattress Assembly line (Ekornes, Fetsund, Norway).	This was probably around 1995-97 sometime, Siemens Simatic S5-115U, probably	a 944 CPU but I really dont recall - positioning control and weeks	spent on site to finalize it all for production.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srcimages/stoker/small_machine_and_cabinet.jpg border0 alignleft />	Nor-Reg Control cabinet for some smaller machinery, probably a tray-erector or small tray-packer.	Controller looks like a Simatic S5-100U, cpu was usually 103.	I have done a ton of these systems over the years. Probably 1994-1995, given the size of the image	I think it was taken with my first digital camera, with a huge resolution of 320x200 :-)  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_nor-reg_office.jpg border0 alignleft/> 	Pretty sure this was taken at the same time as the picture above - just from my office at Nor-Reg.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>  img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_work1.jpg border0 alignleft/> 	Larsen Automasjon, Dual Feed WrapAround packaging (WAP) machine, bagged products, 	I dont recall what it was, might have been some candy of sorts.	Pictures are from the machinery manufacturing facility at Tyristrand, Norway.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_work2.jpg border0 alignleft/> 	Loading the hopper with some card board blanks - getting ready for some dry tests.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>  img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_work3.jpg border0 alignleft/>	Adjusting Parameters and fine tuning the program and/or operator interface.   /td>/tr>  tr>td>  img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_work_by_el-cabinet.jpg border0 alignleft/>	Larsen Automasjon -  Control Panel for WAP machine.	1999. Siemens Simatic S7-300, do not recall the CPU, this particular one	had only Discret logic, 24VDC I/O - and using Inverters and Async motors for simple positioning	systems without need for accuracy.	Positioning used on Main Horizontal and Vertical Wrap Around movements.	Hot Glue Application in Blank Feeder.	Dual Feeds with Pattern Builders using so called Bull-Nose principle to stack and overlay	products - then compressed and transferred to retracting vertical wrap motion.	   /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srcimages/stoker/stoke_at_work_by_op17.jpg border0 alignleft/> 	The operator panel - cheap and simple Simatic OP17 - for simple adjustments and changeover between	product types and box-patterns etc.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   p>   /p>   h3>External and Related /h3>  p>These arent the items I worked on, but for the lack of picture I am including them	as they are relevant/p>   img srchttp://www.gch.iut-tlse3.fr/gch/24.3.siemensbig.jpg border0 alignleft />      Building install of S7 controller - one of these projects where huge, thousands of I/O,	local and remote.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srchttp://www.tronrud.no/assets/images/products/packaging-machines-1.jpg border0 alignleft /> 	Tronrud Book Wrapping machine.	When this company was by itself as Larsen Automasjon, 1999/Norway - I helped develop this 	concept machinery, using single sided card board on a roll to wrap stacks of books of	varying sizes/heights adjusting on the fly.	Huge cost savings for book clubs and publishers and such.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>    img srchttp://www.nor-reg.com/uploads/pics/ACP_4600-1-red.jpg border0 alignleft width400 height250 />	Nor-Reg combined Bag-Tester, Tray/Case Erector and Chips Bag Filler.	Nor-Reg is the leading manufacturer of chips-bag outer packaging machinery in the world,	 the concept is quite simple and effective.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>  img srchttp://www.nor-reg.com/typo3temp/pics/2606e67fef.jpg border0 alignleft /> 	Nor-Reg non-standard machinery - double-pallet packing line.  /td>/tr>  tr>td>   img srchttp://www.berners.de/data/a_03_1123069557.jpg border0 alignleft /> 	use of Festo Direct-Profibus I/O blocks for neumatic control valves.  /td>/tr> /table>  script typetext/javascript>  var _gaq  _gaq || ;  _gaq.push(_setAccount, UA-36903047-1);  _gaq.push(_trackPageview);  (function() {    var ga  document.createElement(script); ga.type  text/javascript; ga.async  true;    ga.src  (https:  document.location.protocol ? https://ssl : http://www) + .google-analytics.com/ga.js;    var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);  })();/script> /body>/html>

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