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<strong>Control</strong> elements<br />

B5 – 1<br />

B.5 – <strong>Control</strong> elements<br />

All the components for the operation of the stations have been<br />

incorporated in the control console.<br />

Fig. 5.1:<br />

<strong>Control</strong> console<br />

• Function of switches:<br />

− S1 ON / OFF: Operating voltage On / Off<br />

− S2 PUMP: <strong>Control</strong>ler correcting variable acts<br />

on pump / pump runs constantly<br />

− S3 VALVE: Proportional valve closed /<br />

<strong>Control</strong>ler correcting variable acts on<br />

proportional valve<br />

− S4 EXTERNAL<br />

FUNCTION: Freely configurable<br />

• Function of indicator lights:<br />

− H1 CONTROLLER<br />

ON:<br />

Operating voltage On<br />

− H2 ALARM: Alarm<br />

• Allocation of test sockets:<br />

− Individual process signals to be evaluated via external measuring<br />

devices or recording instruments can be connected to the test<br />

sockets.<br />

Standard configuration<br />

• I: X signal flow-rate sensor (0 ... 1 kHz)<br />

• II: Y signal manipulated variable (0 ... 10 V)<br />

• III: ext. SP to connect an external setpoint device<br />

(e.g. 0 ... 10 V; switch controller<br />

to '<strong>Control</strong>ler structure/extern SP'<br />

[refer to operating instructions<br />

of the controller])<br />

Festo Didactic • <strong>Process</strong> <strong>Control</strong> <strong>System</strong>

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