old TI 305 programming

tommy23t

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Hi all,
Working on an old TI 305 plc installed on a machine, trying to troubleshoot. I am using the manual for the 305 from Automation Direct for the most part, but have many "SR" coils - set and reset in the logic.

Example- CT623 = K9 -------- SET (SR412)

The manual calls out for shift registers, but there are none configured in the classic style. Could these be some "special relay"? If so, do they differ from the "C" relays? These are used in the logic to set or reset as a count increases to a specified level.
Any explanations appreciated.

Thanks, tommy23t
 

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