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3-1. In the counter program of Figure 11-2, assume 3-1. the accumulated count of

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Question

3-1. In the counter program of Figure 11-2, assume                          3-1.

the accumulated count of counter C5:0 and C5:1 to

be 124 and 248, respectively. As a result:

a) the number 372 will be stored in word N7:1 and output PL1 will be energized.

b) the number 372 will be stored in word N7:1 and output PL1 will not be energized.

c) the number 350 will be stored in word N7:1 and output PL1 will be energized.

d) the number 350 will be stored in word N7:1 and output PL1 will not be energized.

3-2. Assume that the light is to come on after a total count               3-2.

of 120. As a result:

a) the preset counter C5:0 must be changed to 120.

b) the value in source B of the GEQ instruction must be changed to 120.

c) the value in source B of the ADD instruction must be changed to 120.

d) the value in word N7:1 must be changed to 120.

Figure 11-2 Counter program for question 3.

Explanation / Answer

3-1. In the counter program of Figure 11-2, assume the accumulated count of counter C5:0 and C5:1 to be 124 and 248, respectively. As a result:

a) the number 372 will be stored in word N7:1 and output PL1 will be energized.

3-2. Assume that the light is to come on after a total count of 120. As a result:

b) the value in source B of the GEQ instruction must be changed to 120.

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