ED-2002-211 Nexgen-2000 8 DC IN 6 RO Module (2414) User Manu

Messung Systems NEXGEN PLC I/O Modules
NEXGEN-2000 Series of PLCs

8 Pt 24 VDC Input + 6 Pt Relay Output Module (2414)
Document No.: ED-2002-211
Version: 1.0
Published July 2005
MESSUNG SYSTEMS
EL-2, J- Block MIDC Bhosari,
Pune – 411026.(INDIA)
Tel: (+91)-020-2710 2000

Fax: (+91)-020-2710 2100
Email : marketing@ms.messung.com
WEB: http://www.messungautomation.com/
8 DC IN + 6 RLY OUT Module (2414) Published July 2005

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NEXGEN PLC I/O Modules Messung Systems
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Published July 2005 8 DC IN + 6 RLY OUT Module (2414)

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INDEX
1 8 DC INPUT + 6 RLY OUTPUT MODULE (2414)............................................................. 5
1.1 MODULE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................. 5
1.2 ELECTRICAL LIFE OF RELAYS –...................................................................................... 7
2 MODULE WIRING ............................................................................................................. 8
3 PROGRAMMABLE FILTER TIME FEATURE................................................................ 10
4 PULSE CATCH FEATURE ............................................................................................. 11
4.1 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................... 12
4.3 RESET OPERATION ..................................................................................................... 13
5 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................... 14
5.1 INPUT SECTION ........................................................................................................... 14
5.2 DIAGNOSTIC FLOWCHART FOR INPUT ........................................................................... 16
5.3 OUTPUT SECTION ....................................................................................................... 18
5.4 DIAGNOSTIC FLOWCHART FOR OUTPUT........................................................................ 19
INDEX OF FIGURES
FIGURE 1 : FRONT VIEW OF 8 DC INPUT + 6 RLY OUTPUT MODULE (2414) ................................... 5
FIGURE 2 : FIELD CONNECTIONS FOR 8 DC INPUT + 6 RLY OUTPUT MODULE (2414)..................... 8
FIGURE 3 : PULSE CATCH FEATURE ........................................................................................... 11
FIGURE 4 : INPUT SECTION CIRCUIT WITH PNP TYPE OF INPUT DEVICE .......................................... 14
FIGURE 5 : INPUT SECTION CIRCUIT WITH NPN TYPE OF INPUT DEVICE ......................................... 15
FIGURE 6 : DIAGNOSTIC FLOW CHART IF INPUT DEVICE IS ON..................................................... 16
FIGURE 7 : DIAGNOSTIC FLOW CHART IF INPUT DEVICE IS OFF ................................................... 17
FIGURE 8 : OUTPUT SECTION CIRCUIT ......................................................................................... 18
FIGURE 9 : DIAGNOSTIC FLOW CHART IF OUTPUT IS ON. ............................................................. 19
FIGURE 10 : DIAGNOSTIC FLOW CHART IF OUTPUT IS OFF .......................................................... 20

Guidelines for the safety of the user and protection of I/O modules
This manual provides information for the use of I/O Module. The manual has
been written to be used by trained and competent personnel. The definition of
such a person or persons is as follows:
a) DESIGN ENGINEER: Any engineer who is responsible for the planning,
design, and construction of automatic equipment using the product
associated with this manual should be of a competent nature, trained
and qualified to the local and national standards required to fulfill the
role.. These engineers should be fully aware of all the aspects of safety
with regards to automated equipment.
b) COMMISSIONING/SERVICE ENGINEER: Any engineer who is
responsible for the commissioning, use and maintenance of automatic
equipment using the product associated with this manual should be of a
competent nature, trained and qualified to the local and national
standards required to fulfill the role .This includes being completely
familiar with all the associated documentation for the said system.
Maintenance to be carried out in accordance to the established safety
practices.
c) OPERATORS: The personnel using the completed equipment should
be trained to use the product in a safe and coordinated manner in
compliance to established safety practices. They should be also familiar
with documentation, which is relevant to the actual operation of the
equipment.
Note: The term-completed equipment refers to a third party constructed
device, which contains or uses the product associated with this manual.
Warning !
This product can only function correctly and safely if it is

installed correctly and operated and maintained as
recommended.
Warning !
The specifications of product and contents of manual are subject

to change without notice.

1 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

This is a NEXGEN-2000 PLC family I/O module. It is 8-point DC
Input + 6-point relay output module which accepts 24 VDC inputs.
Inputs to be wired for sink type of interface. The digital input
module receives signals from various sensors like push buttons,
proximity switches, limit switches, etc. These signals are filtered,
then optically isolated and converted to digital signals. These
signals in digital format are then sent to the Processor Module. The
outputs are electro-mechanical relay contacts which control 24-
240 VAC and 24 VDC switching.
1.1 Module Specifications

The technical specifications are given in table.
Input Specifications:
Number of inputs 8
Voltage Rating 24 VDC
(18 to 30 VDC including ripple)
Type of Inputs Sink Type
(Connect +24 VDC output from
sensor to input terminal)
Groups Total 2 groups of 4 inputs.
Indication for inputs Provided on CPU module via
multiplexed dot matrix LED display.
ON Voltage 18 VDC Minimum
OFF Voltage 5 VDC Maximum
Current per input Channel 7 mA (maximum) at 24 VDC
Isolation Optical isolation (1.5 kV) between
field terminals and back plane bus.
Filter Time 1-255 ms, programmable in steps of
1 ms. Default value is 10 ms.
Pulse Catch Inputs Ch0 to Ch-7
(Minimum 500 µsec Pulse Width)
Figure 1 : Front View of 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

Output Specifications:
Number of outputs 6
24 – 250 VAC, 47-53Hz
Voltage rating
24 VDC
Non Latching Normally Open (NO)
Type of Output
contact (in groups of 2 and 1)
Output device Electro-mechanical relay
Provided on CPU module via
Indication for output
multiplexed dot matrix LED display.
1 Amp at 250 VAC (Resistive
load)
Contact Rating
1 Amp at 30 VDC (Resistive
load)
Response OFF to ON 10 ms
time ON to OFF 5 ms
Minimum load 1 mA
1 Amp
Current per output (Maximum 1 Amp per group)
(Maximum 6 Amp per module)
Refer table and graphs given on next
Electrical Life
page.
Mechanical Life 20,000,000
No on board protection for relay
contacts
• Use external RC snubber across
Protections
relay contact for AC loads.
• Use external Free-Wheeling
diode across DC loads.
Relay Coil Optical (1.5 KV from internal bus)
Isolation
Field devices Galvanic
General Specifications:
Back-plane current ??? mA with all inputs ON

IO point consumption 8 Input + 8 Output points
Connection Two 10-Pin removable terminal
blocks.
Ordering Code 2414

1.2 Electrical Life of Relays –
Voltage Current Type of Load Electrical Life (cycles)

250 VAC 1 Amp Resistive 500,000
Inductive 200,000
500 mA Resistive 1000,000
Inductive 300,000
30 VDC 1 Amp Resistive 500,000
Inductive 200,000
500 mA Resistive 1000,000
Inductive 300,000
The graphs shown below are provided by relay manufacturer specification sheet.
There is some degree of variation in relay characteristics and so this data should be
used only for reference purpose.

2 Module Wiring
The front side of module is provided with two 10-pin terminal blocks for wiring of field inputs.
These are easily removable connectors, which facilitate replacement of faulty module
without removing field wiring. The LED indications for input channel status are provided on
the Processor module. The status indication LED for a channel glows when that input is
sensed by Processor as TRUE. This module can be inserted in any of the I/O slots.
The inputs are grouped in four groups of 4 channels. All inputs can be connected for sink
type of operation.
Input connection details for 8 Pt DC IN + 6 Relay Output module (2414) are shown below –
I0
I1
I2
I3
I4
I5
I6
I7
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
+24 VDC 24-250 VAC Neutral

0 VDC OR
OR
+24 VDC GND
Figure 2 : Field Connections for 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

Total two common points (G1and G2) are provided; each one for a group of four
consecutive inputs. Input devices can be connected for sink type of operation. This can be
done in group of four inputs.
The inputs are protected against high voltage transients by optical isolation circuitry inside
input module. But it is always better to take certain care regarding wiring of the inputs to
reduce the effect of electrical noise such as inductive load switching. All the input modules of
same type should be grouped together.
User should take care to avoid over voltage. User should avoid application of
AC voltage to 24 V DC input module. Such cases may damage the module
permanently.
In all 6 outputs are divided in 4 groups of either single or two points. Common points (C0,
C1, C2 and C3) per group are provided to connect either 24-250 VAC or 24 VDC supply.
Connect output device ( AC or DC as per specifications) to output point as shown in figure
with other terminal of output device connected to Neutral or GND.
User should ensure that total load current per common should not exceed
1 Amp and it should not exceed 6 Amp per module.
No external power supply is required for energizing relays on module.
Recommendations for using relay type of outputs –
Use external RC snubber across relay contact for AC loads.

Use external Free-Wheeling diode across DC loads.
It is always recommended to insert external fuse protection (1 Amp) for
each output to avoid damage to output relay contact in case of short circuit
at output device side.
Maximum voltage between any two pins not to exceed 250 VAC. Hence
connection to two and three phase supply not permitted, if line voltage exceeds
110 VAC.
Replacement of Module:
From user safety point of view, replacement of live modules is not allowed.
Module replacement is allowed only after PLC and machine power is switched
off and the voltage at terminal blocks is confirmed to be safe.
Switching off PLC power does not guarantee that a voltage at terminal blocks is
also turned off.
In order to ensure that user is consciously removing the module from the slot,
HV-Clips are provided at top surface of the base rack. This is safety feature in
additional to locking clips provided towards fascia of the module. Thus before
unlocking the HV-Clip for the module, user must ensure that the power supply
for actuating the field devices connected at output terminals is turned off.

3 Programmable Filter Time Feature

In some applications, there is requirement of sensing the fast changing inputs. In
such a case, the input status change may go undetected, if the channel has filter time
of greater than 10ms. Thus in 2414 module, the filter time for each channel can be
programmable from 1 to 255 ms, in steps of 1 ms. There is a provision of defining
‘Programmable Filter Time’ by writing required value to a register byte on module at
address MMB5000, using ‘IM_Write’ function. Individual channel can be configured
for applying either default filter time of 10ms or the programmable filter time as per
value written at MMW5000.
The filter time configuration for individual channel corresponds to individual bits of
‘Programmable Filter Time Mask’ defined at address MMW5002. The required value
for MMW5002 can be written by using ‘IM_Write’ function, as shown below –
Channel MMW5002 Programmed Value Filter Time

FALSE (Default) 10 ms
Ch-0 Bit-0
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-1 Bit-1
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-2 Bit-2
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-3 Bit-3
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-4 Bit-4
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-5 Bit-5
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-6 Bit-6
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-7 Bit-7
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-8 Bit-8
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-9 Bit-9
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-10 Bit-10
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-11 Bit-11
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-12 Bit-12
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-13 Bit-13
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-14 Bit-14
TRUE As per MMB5000
Ch-15 Bit-15
TRUE As per MMB5000

4 Pulse Catch Feature
4.1 Overview
The pulse catch feature can be used for first eight digital input points (Ch-0 to Ch-7).
The pulse catch feature allows you to capture high-going pulses or low-going pulses
that are of such a short duration that they would not always be monitored when the
Processor module reads the digital inputs during input scan. When pulse catch is
enabled for an input, a change in state of the input is latched and held until the next
input scan. This ensures that a pulse, which lasts for a short period of time, is caught
and held until the Processor module reads the inputs during its input scan.
User can individually enable the pulse catch operation for each of the digital inputs.
Individual inputs have either default (10ms) or user settable (1-255ms) filter time. If
an input is configured for Pulse-Catch functionality, then input filter time for that
channel is set to least possible duration of less than 100µs, irrespective of user
settable value.
The following figure shows schematic of digital input channel configured as Pulse-
Catch input –
Optical Digital Pulse Image

Isolator Input filter Catch for CPU
External Digital Input Enable Pulse-Catch
The following figure shows result of enabling and disabling of Pulse-Catch

functionality –
PLC Cyclic Scan (n) PLC Cyclic Scan (n+1)
Input Input
Physical Input
Pulse Catch
Disabled
Pulse Catch
Enabled
Input scan of
CPU
Figure 3 : Pulse Catch Feature

4.2 Configuration
Pulse-catch functionality for individual channels can be configured by writing
appropriate value to module register MMB5074, using ‘IM_Write’ function as follows
–
Pulse Catch
Channel MMB5074 Programmed Value
Feature
FALSE (Default) Disabled
Ch-0 Bit-0
TRUE Enabled
Ch-1 Bit-1
TRUE Enabled
Ch-2 Bit-2
TRUE Enabled
Ch-3 Bit-3
TRUE Enabled
Ch-4 Bit-4
TRUE Enabled
Ch-5 Bit-5
TRUE Enabled
Ch-6 Bit-6
TRUE Enabled
Ch-7 Bit-7
TRUE Enabled
The 2616 module will detect either rising or falling edge of input. Then it will elongate
the pulse as per ‘Pulse Elongation Period’ defined at MMB5076 on the module. It
can be configured by application program by using ‘IM_Write’ function. It can be set
in the range of 1-255 ms. The ‘Pulse Elongation Period’ should be typically greater
than twice the maximum scan time of the Processor module.
Once a rising or falling edge of an input pulse is detected, the module will ignore any
further changes, till the elongation period is elapsed. At the end of elongation period,
the module will read the physical input and will start monitoring for next change of
state. Thus both rising and falling edges will get latched for a minimum duration as
per ‘Pulse Elongation Period’ and will be recognized by the Processor module during
its input scan. However, any changes in input occurring during elongation period will
not be transparent to the Processor module.

4.3 Reset Operation

There is provision to reset the latched input by sending a reset state through
IM_WRITE function by application. Individual bits of MMB6000 are used as reset bits
for Ch-0 to Ch-7, as follows –
Bit-7 Bit-6 Bit-5 Bit-4 Bit-3 Bit-2 Bit-1 Bit-0
Ch-7 Ch-6 Ch-5 Ch-4 Ch-3 Ch-2 Ch-1 Ch-0
If application sets the Reset-bit, then module will terminate the elongation period and
will get ready to catch next pulse. The module will take required action on rising edge
of Reset-Bit image and then it will be cleared by module itself. Thus module will be
ready to catch next pulse immediately after receiving reset from application, instead
of waiting for application to clear the reset-bit.
The ‘Pulse Elongation Period’ will be in the range of 1-255 ms, settable with
resolution of 1ms. If this parameter value is set to zero, then latched pulse will never
be reset by module on its own, but application has to use IM_WRITE function to write
appropriate value at MMB6000, for resetting the latched pulse.

5 Troubleshooting
This section explains the input section of digital input module and diagnostic
flowchart.
5.1 Input Section

The figures shown below indicate input section of 24 VDC input module
along with connection of PNP and NPN type of input devices. The term
'sourcing' and 'sinking' applicable to input modules refer to the manner in
which input devices are wired.
This 2414 module has facility of connecting ‘Sink Type’ configuration only.
In following figure, PNP type of input device is connected for sink type of operation. In this
connection, + 24 VDC is switched to input terminal and DC ground is connected to common
terminal of input module. The input device is said to be providing current to input module. As
input module is receiving the current, it is said to be sinking.
+24 VDC
PNP type of
Input device
+5V
R3
Input R1
To digital
Circuit
R2
COM
Opto
5 V GND
Isolation
24 V GND
Figure 4 : Input section circuit with PNP type of input device

In following figure, open-collector NPN type of input device interface is

indicated.
However, the input status is inverted w.r.t sensor activation.
In this connection, open-collector NPN type of device is connected in parallel

with input terminal and respective common ternial. The +24 VDC is
connected through an external pull-up resistor R4, to input terminal as well
as open collector of NPN type of device.
If the input device is activated, then it will sink the current and the potential at
input terminal will be same as that of DC ground. Thus input will be sensed
as FALSE.
If the NPN device is inactive, then the potential at input terminal will be
almost +24 VDC. Actual voltage at input terminal will be less than +24 VDC
by drop across R4, which need to to be designed for minimal drop and at the
same time R4 should not be so low that it will cause more than specified
maximum current for NPN device, when the device is in active state.
Thus when device is inactive, the input is sensed as TRUE.
Application program developer shall consider this inverted logic image of the
input, during project development.
+24 VDC +5V
Open -Collector R3
NPN type of
Input device R4
Input R1
To digital
Circuit
R2
COM
Opto
5 V GND
Isolation
24 V GND
Figure 5 : Input section circuit with NPN type of input device

5.2 Diagnostic Flowchart for Input

The following flow chart illustrates various possibilities of faults with digital input module and
corrective action to be taken.
Input device is ON
There is no I/O error indication for the Input There is I/O error indication for the Input
module. module.
Status indication LED for Input channel on Status indication LED for Input channel on
Processor module is OFF. Processor module is OFF.
Probable reason Recommended action Probable reason Recommended action

1. Input circuit is not Check input 1. Input module Replace the module.
compatible specifications. Check faulty
module specifications. 2. PLC Check the PLC
Check for Sink type of Configuration Configuration and
connection for DC inputs. correct it, if necessary.
2. Low voltage at Input device may be
input faulty. Replace it. Source
voltage may be faulty.
Adjust it if possible or
replace it.
3. Incorrect wiring Check the input device
connections. Check
'common' connection.
4. Open circuit Input device may be
faulty. Replace it. Check
wiring for open circuit if
any.
5. Input switching Check the input
frequency is high specification,
programmed filter time
value and application
requirement. Change
Filter-time setting, if
necessary.
Figure 6 : Diagnostic Flow Chart if Input device is ON

Input device is OFF
There is no I/O error indication for the Input There is I/O error indication for the Input
module. module.
Status indication LED for Input channel on Status indication LED for Input channel on
Processor module is ON. Processor module is ON.

1. Input circuit is not Check input 1. Input module Replace the module.
compatible specifications. Check faulty
module specifications. 2. PLC Check the PLC
Check for Sink type of Configuration Configuration and
connection for DC inputs. correct it, if necessary.
2. High voltage at Input device may be
input faulty. Replace it. Source
voltage may be faulty.
Adjust it if possible or
replace it.
3. Incorrect wiring Check the input device
connections. Check
'common' connection.
4. Open circuit Input device may be
faulty. Replace it. Check
wiring for open circuit if
any.
5. Input switching Check the input
frequency is high specification,
programmed filter time
value and application
requirement. Change
Filter-time setting, if
necessary.
Figure 7 : Diagnostic Flow Chart if Input device is OFF

5.3 Output Section

The figure below shows output section of relay output module.
24 – 250 VAC
OR
+5V +24 V DC
COM
Electro-
Mechanical
Relay
Output
Output Device like
From digital Relay / contactor/
circuit solenoid valve, etc
External RC Snubber
0V for AC loads
Neutral
OR
OR
Free-Wheeling Diode
GND
for DC loads
Figure 8 : Output section circuit

5.4 Diagnostic Flowchart for Output

The following flow chart illustrates various possibilities of faults with discrete output module
and corrective action to be taken.
Output status indicating LED on CPU module is ON.

There is no I/O error indication for the module.
Output device is energized but not working Output device is not energized.
as per application requirement.

1. Output is forced Un-force output. 1. Low / no voltage Check output device
to TRUE state Forcing is indicated by across output specifications. Check
blinking ‘R’ LED on module specifications.
Processor module. Check source voltage.
2. Output circuit Check output 2. Incorrect wiring Check output device
incompatibility specifications. connections. Check
3. Application Check for the effect of common connection
program fault (JMP), double output 3. Open circuit Output device may be
updating through coil or faulty. Replace it. Check
functions, etc. wiring for open circuit, if
4. Output circuit Try changing to spare any.
damaged output channel if 4. Output switching Check output
available, otherwise frequency is high specification and
replace module. application requirement.
5. Output device Check output device 5. Output circuit Try changing to spare
faulty operation. damaged output channel if
available, otherwise
replace module.
Figure 9 : Diagnostic Flow chart if Output is ON.

Output status indicating LED on CPU module is OFF.

There is no I/O error indication for the module.
Output device is de-energized but not Output device is energized.

working as per application requirement.

1. Output is forced Un-force output. 1. Output device is Check output device
to zero. Forcing is indicated by incompatible specification. Check
blinking 'R' LED on module specifications.
Processor module. If output device is
2. Output circuit Check output faulty, replace it.
incompatibility specifications. 2. Incorrect wiring Check output device
3. Application Check for the effect of connections.
program fault (JMP), double output 3. Short circuit Output device may be
updating through coil or faulty. Replace it.
functions. etc Check wiring for any
4. Output circuit Try changing to spare short circuit, if any.
damaged output channel if 4. Output circuit Try changing to spare
available, otherwise damaged output channel if
replace module. available, otherwise
5. Output device Check output device replace module.
faulty operation.
Figure 10 : Diagnostic Flow chart if Output is OFF


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EL – 2, J - Block, MIDC, Bhosari,
PUNE – 411 026. INDIA
Tel. – (+91) –020 – 2710 2000
Fax. – (+91) –020 – 2710 2100
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8 DC IN + 6 RLY OUT Module (2414) Published July 2005

This product can only function correctly and safely if it is

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Published July 2005 8 DC IN + 6 RLY OUT Module (2414)

1 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

1.1 Module Specifications

Figure 1 : Front View of 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

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Back-plane current ??? mA with all inputs ON

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1.2 Electrical Life of Relays –

Voltage Current Type of Load Electrical Life (cycles)

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+24 VDC 24-250 VAC Neutral

Figure 2 : Field Connections for 8 DC Input + 6 RLY Output Module (2414)

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No external power supply is required for energizing relays on module.

Recommendations for using relay type of outputs –

Use external RC snubber across relay contact for AC loads.

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3 Programmable Filter Time Feature

Channel MMW5002 Programmed Value Filter Time

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4 Pulse Catch Feature

Optical Digital Pulse Image

External Digital Input Enable Pulse-Catch

The following figure shows result of enabling and disabling of Pulse-Catch

PLC Cyclic Scan (n) PLC Cyclic Scan (n+1)

Figure 3 : Pulse Catch Feature

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4.3 Reset Operation

Bit-7 Bit-6 Bit-5 Bit-4 Bit-3 Bit-2 Bit-1 Bit-0

Ch-7 Ch-6 Ch-5 Ch-4 Ch-3 Ch-2 Ch-1 Ch-0

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5.1 Input Section

Figure 4 : Input section circuit with PNP type of input device

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In following figure, open-collector NPN type of input device interface is

However, the input status is inverted w.r.t sensor activation.

In this connection, open-collector NPN type of device is connected in parallel

+24 VDC +5V

Figure 5 : Input section circuit with NPN type of input device

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5.2 Diagnostic Flowchart for Input

Probable reason Recommended action Probable reason Recommended action

Figure 6 : Diagnostic Flow Chart if Input device is ON

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Input device is OFF

Probable reason Recommended action Probable reason Recommended action

Figure 7 : Diagnostic Flow Chart if Input device is OFF

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5.3 Output Section

Figure 8 : Output section circuit

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