I'm also a bit confused about the programming software.

I've worked with both Siemens and Allen Bradley PLCs before and also programmed them, so which one would be most similar to these? I'm assuming the Modicon PAC controllers? Also do the standard PLCs support Modbus TCP? It seems like you have to get a separate Modbus TCP communication module just to run this protocol. I work for a sensor supplier and would like to support our customers better when it comes to Modbus TCP and Schneider PLC programming, and I was wondering if I should go for the PAC controllers like Modicon M340 PAC, Modicon M580ePAC or just get standard PLCs like Modicon M171, M221, M241 and M251?

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