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Copyright © 2002 Delmar Thomson Learning Objectives (cont’d.) Explain why PLC ladder logic for motor starter interface has an additional contact in comparison to a conventional schematic. Hook up a start-stop station to a PLC input module. Hook up and develop a PLC program to correctly control a motor starter.TRANSCRIPT
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Chapter 13
Understanding Relay Instructions
and the Programmable Controller Input
Modules
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ObjectivesExplain proper programming of normal
closed and normally open PLC input signals.
Describe hardware relay operation and its correlation to proper PLC interface and programming.
Convert a conventional start-stop schematic to a PLC ladder rung diagram.
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Objectives (cont’d.)Explain why PLC ladder logic for
motor starter interface has an additional contact in comparison to a conventional schematic.
Hook up a start-stop station to a PLC input module.
Hook up and develop a PLC program to correctly control a motor starter.
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Incorrect Conversion of Conventional Start-Stop Schematic to PLC Control
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Normally Open Push Button Energizing Relay Coil and Pilot
Light B
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Normally Closed Push Button Energizing Relay Coil and Pilot
Light B
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Start Push-Button Status Reflected in the Input Status
Table
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Start-Stop Input Bit Status from Input Hardware in a Non-
Energized State