Where do I find old Bailey INFI 90 OPEN, INFI 90 or Network 90 documentation?

Question

I've searched ABB Solutions Bank extensively and their only link to older documentation is broken (leads to a Bailey web page that no longer exists). I've also spent a few hours searching online, with no success.

Specifically, I need documentation regarding the Bailey multifunction controllers MFC01 & MFC02.

Does anyone know where I could find this documentation, online, or in print?

Answer 1

You may find what you need within this archive:



http://www.infi90.com/Files/Bailey%20Infi90%20Documentation/



Specifically, take a look at an MFC03 as it is quite similar to the MFC01 & MFC02 :)



http://www.infi90.com/Files/Bailey%20Infi90%20Documentation/IMMFC03.pdf



If you need more info, send me an email and I'll see what I can do to help...

Answer 2

Infi 90 Dcs

Answer 3

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