After the count value reaches the preset value stored in a counter memory location, the counter turns off its output.

Counters can control both external output and input instructions, just like timers.

A count up instruction is the most common type of counter instruction.

A CTU timer cannot be reset.

A CTD counter has a Load input.

The CTUD counter instruction combines a CTU and CTD instruction.

A _________ counter is used to control a process that must be kept withing high and low limits.

All counter instructions use a ________ format, which uses multiple inputs and outputs.

The Counter Name is the _________ address assigned to the instruction.

The CTD instruction loads the ____ into its CV when its Load input turns true.

A counter operates very similarly to a retentive on-delay timer instruction except that it counts up or down by one each time its ________ turns true.

The instruction stores the current value in a location called the _______ value.

Counter instructions control input instructions by assigning a counter _______ bit address to the input instruction.

Counter instructions are used to control the number of machine cycles performed, keep track of data such as parts produced or rejects, and trigger an _________ after a certain number of other events have occurred.

A ____ instruction can be used to tell the operator the number of counts that have taken place.

The count up input (CV) is used to __________ the count value (CV) of a CTU counter instruction.

The count value, CV represents the number of times the CU input has ____________ from false to true.

The _________ input is used to reset a CTU instruction.

Identify the correct type of counter block