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    This document describes two cases for controlling a lamp with two switches and a kill switch using a PLC. In the first case, the lamp remains on regardless of the state of switch A. In the second case, switch B can kill the connection to the lamp when activated, overriding the state of switch A. The document is part of a PLC activity to control a lamp with multiple switches.

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    This document describes two cases for controlling a lamp with two switches and a kill switch using a PLC. In the first case, the lamp remains on regardless of the state of switch A. In the second case, switch B can kill the connection to the lamp when activated, overriding the state of switch A. The document is part of a PLC activity to control a lamp with multiple switches.

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    De Chavez - ECE135L - A38 - PLC #1

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    This document describes two cases for controlling a lamp with two switches and a kill switch using a PLC. In the first case, the lamp remains on regardless of the state of switch A. In the second case, switch B can kill the connection to the lamp when activated, overriding the state of switch A. The document is part of a PLC activity to control a lamp with multiple switches.

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    De Chavez, John Stephen D.

    ECE135L-A38

    Turning on a LAMP in by using two switches with a kill switch


    (PLC Activity #1)

    Case 1:

    Regardless of the state switch A (Either ON or OFF), the LAMP must be ON all the time.
    Case 2:

    Switch B will kill the connection on the LAMP if it is activated regardless of the state of switch A.

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