IP 266
9.2
Switches, Indicators and Flags in the Sample Programs
Maintained-contact/momentary-contact switches
All control elements for the program are interfaced over IB 3 and IB 4. Some
inputs require only momentary-contact switches, while others require main-
tained-contact switches. Inputs I 3.0 to I 4.7 are listed in the table below.
Input
I 3.0
External start enable (IP pin 7)
I 3.1
START
I 3.2
STOP
I 3.3
FORWARD
I 3.4
REVERSE
I 3.5
TRANSFER
I 3.6
Override 100 % / 50 %
I 3.7
I 4.0
Selector switch for mode 5
I 4.1
Selector switch for mode 2
I 4.2
Selector switch for mode 6
I 4.3
Selector switch for mode 8
I 4.4
Selector switch for mode 9
I 4.5
Absolute target specification
+360.800 mm / -360.600 mm
I 4.6
I 4.7
Continuous operation for mode 7
(brief example in Section 9.5)
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Maintained-
Function
STEP 5 Programming
Momentary-
contact
contact
switch
switch
•
NC contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
NO contact
•
•
NO contact
Function
9-5