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Programmable Controllers: Theory and Implementation

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Introduction to PLC Programming <strong>and</strong> <strong>Implementation</strong>—from relay logic to PLC logicFluidSolenoid Operated ControlPhotoeye DetectorPerpendicular To BottleFilled BottlesLSFixedRollersLimit SwitchFeed MotorDriveM1Outfeed Motor Drive(Always ON During Process)M2Figure 43. Bottle-filling system.I/O AddressModuleTypeRackGroupTerminalDescriptionInput0 0 0 Start process PB10 0 1 Stop process PB2 (NC)0 0 2 Limit switch (position detect)0 0 3 Photoeye (level detect)Output0 3 0 Feed motor M10 3 1 Outfeed motor M2 (system ON)0 3 2 Solenoid control0 3 3 —Table 17. I/O address assignment.DeviceInternalDescriptionTimer1001Timer for 0.5 sec delay after position detectTimer1002Timer for 0.7 sec delay after level detect— 1003Bottle filled, timed out, feed motor M1Table 18. Internal output assignment.RegisterDescription4000Preset value 5, time base 0.1 sec (1001)4001Accumulated value for 10014002Preset value 7, time base 0.1 sec (1002)4003Accumulated value for 1002Table 19. Register assignment.Industrial Text & Video Company www.industrialtext.com 1-800-752-839845

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