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MECH870TrainerLAP10Homework

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

PLC programs that use discrete I/O handshaking include bits within the logic to turn the handshaking signals on or off given the state of the rung.
 

 2. 

A multiple station FMS can use handshaking signals to alter functions at only one station to manufacture variations to a base product.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 3. 

Discrete handshaking is typically used for distances _____________.
a.
less than 50 feet
c.
50 - 100 feet
b.
more than 50 feet
d.
over 100 feet
 

 4. 

Interfacing between PLC’s is straightforward if each PLC uses the same types of ______________.
a.
interface modules
c.
input and output modules
b.
communication modules
d.
power modules
 

 5. 

A master station start bit is placed in _________ to the start pushbutton in the station logic.
a.
series
c.
a separate run
b.
parallel
d.
it doesn’t go in the station logic
 

 6. 

A master halt button ______________.
a.
ends the station cycle
c.
pauses the station cycle
b.
acts as an emergency stop
d.
stops the first station only
 

 7. 

NFPA standard 79  states that emergency stop pushbuttons must be located _____________.
a.
at the master control panel
c.
next to the machine
b.
on the first operator station
d.
at each operator control station and other locations if needed
 

 8. 

A master cycle stop __________________.
a.
provides an orderly shutdown of the line
c.
pauses the station cycle
b.
acts as an emergency stop
d.
ends the station cycle
 

 9. 

A master reset signal ____________.
a.
resets the stations one at a time
c.
resets just the last program sequence
b.
resets all of the stations at the same time
d.
is poor programming practice
 

 10. 

Devices such as a BCD thumbwheel switch allow an operator to _______________.
a.
change PLC programs
c.
change PLC program preset values
b.
change part colors
d.
none of the above
 



 
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