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    PLC Lab Report 1 Self Holding

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    1. The document describes a lab report on programming a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to create a self-holding circuit. 2. The procedure involves turning on the PLC, clearing the program, and programming ladder logic commands like LD, OR, AND, and OUT to create the self-holding function. 3. When the program is run, the PLC training kit operates as a self-holding circuit that can maintain its state even when the input is removed.

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    1. The document describes a lab report on programming a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to create a self-holding circuit. 2. The procedure involves turning on the PLC, clearing the program, and programming ladder logic commands like LD, OR, AND, and OUT to create the self-holding function. 3. When the program is run, the PLC training kit operates as a self-holding circuit that can maintain its state even when the input is removed.

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    1. The document describes a lab report on programming a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to create a self-holding circuit. 2. The procedure involves turning on the PLC, clearing the program, and programming ladder logic commands like LD, OR, AND, and OUT to create the self-holding function. 3. When the program is run, the PLC training kit operates as a self-holding circuit that can maintain its state even when the input is removed.

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    PLC Lab Report 1 Self Holding

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    1. The document describes a lab report on programming a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to create a self-holding circuit. 2. The procedure involves turning on the PLC, clearing the program, and programming ladder logic commands like LD, OR, AND, and OUT to create the self-holding function. 3. When the program is run, the PLC training kit operates as a self-holding circuit that can maintain its state even when the input is removed.

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    KOTA BHARU

    DEPARTMENT
    OF
    MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER


    (JM506)

    LAB REPORT 1: SELF HOLDING

    LECTURER: EN RADUAN IBRAHIM

    NAME STUDENT ID CLASS


    OWI EU KERN 04DEM13F1035 DEM5A

    AMIRUDIN BIN ROHIMI 04DEM13F1011 DEM5A

    AHMAD ZULFADZLAN BIN AHMAD FADIR 04DEM13F1038 DEM5A

    CHE MUHAMMAD SHUKRIEY BIN CHE YAHAYA 04DEM13F1036 DEM 5A


    Self Holding

    OBJECTIVE:

    To have a memory function that allows them to operate continuously even


    if the circuit is cut by releasing a pressed pushbutton.

    APPLICATION:

    Circuit Diagram
    PROCEDURE:

    1. Turn on the PLC Power supply.

    2. Switch the “Mode Selector” on the console to “Program Mode”.

    3. Enter the Password, Press the CLR > MONTR > CLR.

    4. Clear the Program in Console by Pressed the CLR key until you see
    0000 displayed on the programming console.

    5. Press CLR > LD > A 0 > WRITE.

    6. Press OR > B 1 A 0 A 0 A 0 > WRITE.

    7. Press AND > NOT > B 1 > WRITE.

    8. Press OUT > B 1 A 0 A 0 A 0 > WRITE.

    9. Press FUN > A 0 B 1 > WRITE.

    10. Switch the “Mode Selector” to “Run Mode”. And the PLC
    Training Kit will start operate.
    RESULT:

    From the laboratory work we learned how a PLC system works. Next
    we learned how to program by using the programming console. Beside that
    we also learned understanding the ladder diagram and the mnemonic
    codes. Lastly we know how the Self Holding Circuit functioning.

    DISCUSSION:

    From the discussion we have done we learned how to read the


    Circuit Diagram, Ladder Diagram and Mnemonic Codes.

    CONCLUSION:

    The conclusion of this laboratory work is we know that modification of


    control sequence or application can easily be done by programming
    through the console. Next in PLC system spare parts for relays and
    hardware timers are greatly reduced as compared to conventional control
    panel. Other that the machine cycle time extremely fast due to the speed of
    PLC operation is a matter of milliseconds. An immediate printout of the
    PLC program can be done in minutes. Therefore, hardcopy of
    documentation can easily maintain.

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