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CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE

I.C.

U6

a0

U2

U1

a0 a1

Cil. "A"

b0 b1

Cil. "B"

c0

c1

Cil. "C"

U1

a1

U3

U2

b1

U2

U4

U3

b0

U5

U4

c1

U6

U5

c0

U3

U4

U5

U6

U1

U3

U5

U2

U1

U4

U6

MS1

MS2

MS3

MS4

MS5

MS6

Fig. 102

Figure 103

With this example the emergency stop and cycle reset commands are introduced.

Emergency

: a bistable 5/2-way valve has been used, in the shown position it feeds all the limit switches; when

actuated it doesn’t allow the sequencer to continue the cycle, as it interrupts the compressed air supply,

stopping

the cycle in its current Phase.

Resetting the

EM

command, the sequencer

resumes from the Phase inwhich it had stopped

.

Reset

: this command is active only during the

EM

phase. If actuated, the memory valves of all the sequencers

(

MS

) will reset, putting them in the closed position, the bistable valvewhich controls cylinder

A

repositions itself.

Another function is to prepare the 3/2-way memory valve to feed the

I.C.

command via the

OR

function and the

U6

command in the

open

position

.

As indicated in the previous chapters, the

EM

and

Reset

functions must be properly analyzed in order to prevent

damage to equipment. The example described above is for educational purposes only.

a0

U1

a0 a1

Cil. "A"

b0 b1

Cil. "B"

c0 c1

Cil. "C"

a1

U2

b1

U3

b0

U4

c1

U5

c0

U3

U5

Reset

U2

U4

U6

MS1

MS2

MS3

MS4

MS5

MS6

U3

U4

U5

U6

U1

I.C.

U2

EM.

U6

U1

U1

Fig. 103

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