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Setting display text on screen DAM01.
Setting short message on the display screen DAM01 difficult for those who want to show the status message from the PLC.

Equipment used and the PLC model CP1H/CP1L CP1W-DAM01.

How to use.
Please turn off the power supply every time you install and set DAM01 dip switch.

Step 1.
DAM01 installed on the left slot. The year with the adjustment to the position switch 4 ON (notice the blue bar on the right).

Step 2.
Open the PLC power supply DAM01 screen will appear showing a version of the PLC with the date and time

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Source and sink
The terms “good” and “well” at the bottom of which flows in the direction of the flow as a signal “runs” or activation of a signal. a simplified representation of the output circuits of a logic gate. The circuit uses two transistors, but one lit at all times.

* When the transistor is switched “On” is the question of a “source of power supply voltage of the logic gate, and is a strong” logic “level.
* When the transistor is switched “B”, the output of a current sink to the ground following the logic gate, and represents a low “logical level.

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