dinoop.fad
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Can someone please explain the sinking and sourcing with respect to DL405 series PLC? I have already been through the manuals. Explanations with schematics are also welcome.
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If an input card has a negative common it requires a positive in - if a positive common a negative in. Outputs if the common 9load) is positive a negative out - if a negative (load) common a positive out. I do not take notice of sinking or sourcing anymore - manufacturers use the term differently. The explanation above is definitive - no ifs, buts or maybes. Have a look at the common on the card then whatever the manufacturer describes does not matter.
KB1GNI
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http://accautomation.ca/heres-a-quick-way-to-wire-npn-and-pnp-devices/
The above link will explain the differences and how to wire sinking and sourcing sensors.
Regards,
The above link will explain the differences and how to wire sinking and sourcing sensors.
Regards,
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