altivar
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Is there anyone out there that can explain me what the different types of timers on the Westinghouse PC1100 plc are? (TT, TS)
Steve Bailey
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I've never worked with that particular model, but a WAG would be TT stands for Timer, Tenths, meaning a timer with 0.1 second time increments, and TS stands for Timer, Seconds, meaning a timer with 1.0 second time increments.
kevin combes
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Steve
Spot on,
kevin
Spot on,
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