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8.1 External I/O Terminal
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When
EXT-E
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of the external I/O terminal is at LOW level, EXT lights up
when the REMOTE CONTROL BOX is active.
NOTE
There is a priority hierarchy for the
START
keys. When a
START
key with a higher
priority is in use, lower-priority keys are disabled. (When EXT-E of the external I/O
terminal is at LOW level (EXT lights up), the unit
START
key is disabled.) If you
use the REMOTE CONTROL BOX, the START signal for the external I/O terminal
is disabled.)
Priority: REMOTE CONTROL BOX > External I/O > Front panel of the unit.
Chapter 8
External Interface
8.1 External I/O Terminal
The output, START, and STOP signals regarding the status (such as the
TEST state) and decisions (such as FAIL) of the 3159 are controlled through
the external I/O terminal, located at the back of the unit. An inter-lock
terminal is provided to ensure safety. An inter-lock terminal is provided to
ensure safety.
All signal lines are insulated internally with a photocoupler. A power voltage
of 15 V (0.1 A), insulated from the internal supply, is output from the
external I/O terminal. This voltage can be used as external power. If the unit
power capacity is insufficient, add an external power supply.