EBK LOGIXPRO PLC LAB MANUAL FOR PROGRAM
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Chapter 13, Problem 26RQ
Program Plan Intro
Processor:
- A Central Processing Unit (CPU) is also known as processor.
- The process refers to an electronic circuit within a computer.
- It carries out the
program instructions for performing basic arithmetic, logic, controlling, and I/O operations.
Temporary end instruction:
- The Temporary end (TND) instruction refers to a diagnostic instruction.
- It is used for troubleshooting.
- It is used whenever the amount of logic scanned must be changed to debug a program.
- The TND command must be placed on the right side of the rung.
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