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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 logic20 (a)ModuleTypeRackI/O AddressGroupTerminalInput0 1 0 LS140 1 1 SS30 1 2 PS10 1 3 S40 1 4 LS150 1 5 SS40 1 6 —0 1 7 —DescriptionOutput0 5 0 SOL7• • •• • •• • •Internal1 0 0 CR10(b)010 011100012100100013 01401505021 true22 d–an internal output23 There is a possibility of bidirectional power flow through the normally closed contact CR1in line 3. A PLC will only allow power to flow in a forward path. Therefore, if the reverse pathfrom line 4 to line 2 is meant to be followed, the circuit would have to be reconfigured so thatthe CR1 contacts are included in both lines 2 <strong>and</strong> 4.24 coding25 (a)DeviceInternalDescriptionTMR1100Used to trap TMR1C R1— Same as SOL1C R2— Same as SOL2CR3101Replace CR3TMR1200Timer 1TMR2201Timer 2Industrial Text & Video Company www.industrialtext.com 1-800-752-839867

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