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Aim: Using Normally Open Push Button Show That The Output Turns ON After 5 Seconds and Gets OFF

Using a PLC program with a normally open push button, the output turns on after 5 seconds and turns off after another 5 seconds. The push button sets a timer that turns the output on after 5 seconds. A second push button sets a second timer that resets the output after 5 seconds.

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Aim: Using Normally Open Push Button Show That The Output Turns ON After 5 Seconds and Gets OFF

Using a PLC program with a normally open push button, the output turns on after 5 seconds and turns off after another 5 seconds. The push button sets a timer that turns the output on after 5 seconds. A second push button sets a second timer that resets the output after 5 seconds.

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Nipun Lakhumna
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Aim : Using normally open push button show that the output turns ON after 5 seconds and gets

OFF after 5 seconds. Procedure: Use the Delta WPL software . Open the file menu , then click new and then a menu option will come which will ask to select a PLC mode. In the select option choose the SS option, and the communication setting must be RS232(COM0) ,then click ok and later a Ladder Diagram mode window will open, maximize it and start working. To use a normally open push button , we have to select the normally open contact option in the menu bar, and the dialog box will open which will ask for the Input Device Instruction. And in the Input device instruction dialog box choose the Device name and Device number. Choose the device name to X , and the device number to 2. Then click OK. And with this ladder we will set the memory bit m1 ,to set this memory bit , type in the input instruction dialog box set m1.By this the memory bit will be set.Then in the next row. Again choose the normally open contact option from the menu bar and name the device as m and its number as 1. Now we have to set the timer of time 5 seconds to this m1, for this use the timer syntax which is tmr t1 kconstant. Here the time base is 100 milli seconds . So for 5 seconds we will write 50 in the constant. Now by this a timer t1 of 5 seconds will be set with m1.Now in the next row we will again choose the normally open contact and name the device as t and device number as 1, then ok. Then with this we will put the output . For the output there is a output coil option in the menu bar, select it and a dialog box input device instruction will come and we name the device name to Y and the number to 1 and then ok. Now again select the normally open contact from the menu bar and name that to X and give it number 3, and with this normally open contact set the memory bit m2 . Now again in the next row select the normally open contact from the menu bar and name it as m and give it the number 2. Now with this push button set the timer t2 of 5 seconds . In the next row again select the normally open contact and give it the name t and give it number 2, and with this normally open contact reset the output Y1. In the next line put an end to the program by typing end .Then connect the program in the online mode. Observation: When we press the push button X2 then after 5 seconds the Output Y1 will start to glow. There is a time gap of 5 seconds after we press the push button X2. And when we press X3 push button it will set the timer of 5 seconds after which the output will be reset. It will take 5 seconds to reset the output Y1.

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