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    The document describes assigning inputs and outputs to a PLC for controlling two pumps (Pump A and Pump B) based on their operational status and sensor readings. It includes two tables that assign discrete and analog signals from devices like pump status indicators and an ultrasonic sensor to specific PLC inputs. A second table assigns control outputs for turning the pumps on and off to PLC outputs. The document also mentions a state diagram will be used to program the PLC's control logic.

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    The document describes assigning inputs and outputs to a PLC for controlling two pumps (Pump A and Pump B) based on their operational status and sensor readings. It includes two tables that assign discrete and analog signals from devices like pump status indicators and an ultrasonic sensor to specific PLC inputs. A second table assigns control outputs for turning the pumps on and off to PLC outputs. The document also mentions a state diagram will be used to program the PLC's control logic.

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    Controls and Instrumentation 2-Assingment 2

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    Nisa Boodoo
    The document describes assigning inputs and outputs to a PLC for controlling two pumps (Pump A and Pump B) based on their operational status and sensor readings. It includes two tables that assign discrete and analog signals from devices like pump status indicators and an ultrasonic sensor to specific PLC inputs. A second table assigns control outputs for turning the pumps on and off to PLC outputs. The document also mentions a state diagram will be used to program the PLC's control logic.

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    1.1

    PROBLEM 1
    Assigning PLC inputs and outputs

    Table 1: PLC inputs

    Connection Pump A On/Off Status Pump A Locked Rotor Alarm (N.C.) Pump A Vibration Alarm (N.O.) Pump B On/Off Status Pump B Locked Rotor Alarm (N.C.) Pump B Vibration Alarm (N.O.) Ultrasonic Sensor

    Type Discrete Input Discrete Input Discrete Input Discrete Input Discrete Input Discrete Input Analog Input

    Assigned PLC Input I0.0 I0.1 I0.2 I0.3 I0.4 I0.5 I0.6

    Table 2: PLC Outputs

    Connection Pump A On/Off Control Pump B On/Off Control

    Type Discrete Output Discrete Output

    Assigned PLC Output Q0.0 Q0.1

    1.2

    State Diagram

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