English term
FR. NO.
Таблица контактов ПЛК
Terminal details
CONNECTION FROM
FR.NO.
TR NO.
FR NO.
CONNECTION TO
Power Supply (+ 24 V DC)
Junction Box-1, Junction Box-2, Junction Box-3
Power Supply 0 VDC
+5VDC from Power Supply
NFD Transmitter Card
Linear Vibrator Controller-1 Output Phase
Linear Vibrator-1 Coil
Linear Vibrator Controller-1 Output Neutral
For Multifeeding
Linear Vibrator Controller-2 Output Phase
Linear Vibrator-2 Coil
Linear Vibrator Controller-2 Output Neutral
Main AC Drive Output
Main Motor Supply
Control transformer Feeder drive
Feeder Drive Supply
SSR1 Output (Through CB4)
SSR2 Output (Through CB5)
KP2 Contactor Output
Vacuum Pump Motor
Universal Feeder / Brush Box Motor Drive-1 Output
Universal Feeder / Brush Box Motor-1
Brush Box Motor Drive-2 Output
Brush Box Motor-2
Universal Feeder-2/Brush Box-2 Motor Drive-3 Output (Optional)
Universal Feeder-2 / Brush Box Motor-3 (Optional)
Universal Feeder-3/Brush Box-3 Motor Drive-4 Output (Optional)
Universal Feeder-3 / Brush Box Motor-4 (Optional)
SSR3 Output (Through CB6)
Embossing/Perforation Heater-1
SSR4 Output (Through CB7)
Embossing/Perforation Heater-2
Brush Box 2 Motor Drive-5 Output (Optional)
Universal Feeder-4 / Brush Box Motor-5 (Optional)
Main Contactor Output
KP2 (AC Drive) Contactor Input
KP3 (Vacuum Pump) Contactor Input
Forming Heater SSR1
Sealing Heater SSR2
Embossing Heater SSR3
Perforation Heater SSR4
Junction Box - 1
(CABLE NO.1:- 0.5SQ.MM. 14 CORE, 2.5M)
+24V DC
Speed /Gate Flap Sensor
Low Air Pressure Switch
0 VDC
PLC Input X0
Air Pressure Switch
PLC Input X5
PLC Input X6
PLC Input X7
PLC Output Y21
PLC Output Y6
PLC Output Y7
Forming station Guard Switch
Indexing Station Front Side Guard Switch
Junction Box – 2
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