rob63 Member R Join Date Mar 2015 Location uk Posts 69 Jul 19, 2015 #1 On the Siemens s7300 I/O there is a schematic on the the inside of the cover, what does the M stand for?
On the Siemens s7300 I/O there is a schematic on the the inside of the cover, what does the M stand for?
L D[AR2P#0.0] Lifetime Supporting Member L Join Date Nov 2006 Location UK Posts 6,698 Jul 19, 2015 #2 rob63 said: on the siemens s7300 i/o there is a schematic on the the inside of the cover, what does the m stand for? Click to expand... 0v
rob63 said: on the siemens s7300 i/o there is a schematic on the the inside of the cover, what does the m stand for? Click to expand... 0v
Lare Member L Join Date Jan 2006 Location Finland Posts 2,051 Jul 19, 2015 #4 rob63 said: yes, but why M? Click to expand... Look the last post from thread: http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?t=96057
rob63 said: yes, but why M? Click to expand... Look the last post from thread: http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?t=96057
Jieve Member J Join Date Feb 2012 Location USA Posts 274 Jul 20, 2015 #5 In German, the common or reference potential connection is called Masse, pronounced Mossa (with a short o in american english).
In German, the common or reference potential connection is called Masse, pronounced Mossa (with a short o in american english).