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hello everyone myself badas in this
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video I will discuss about pulse relay
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open your PLC software and on the left
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side scroll down and select pulse relay
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here and add the comment first this is
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pulse relay and click
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okay if you see there are three inputs
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trigger set reset and one output these
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are digital signals so take the digital
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take I3 and I4 for set and
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reset i1 is my input trigger so I will
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I3 is my set input I'll write
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okay connect I4 is my reset input I will
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output now arrange properly
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Hardware now download the
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program if you don't don't have the PLC
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Hardware with you no problem just do the
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simulation and verify the logic try to
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avoid only watching the videos do
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updates first we will learn about pulse
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relay this pulse relay have two
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functions the first one is the input
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trigger this trigger will toggle the
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output State whenever one input pulse is
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received from the trigger then the
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output state will change if the output
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is in off State then it will be on
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if the output is in on state
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then it will be off whenever the pulse
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the trigger input every time the output
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state will change first we will verify
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that so whenever we give one input at i1
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input i1 is pressed and
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released then output will
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change it State previously it is in off
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State now it is in on state okay again I
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pulse output is off again I will give
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pulse output is on you can see here
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output one is on like that for each time
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the input pulse is there then output
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will change its state off to on on to
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simple now we will learn the second
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function this is nothing but rs
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relay if my set input is
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on one pulse is there then output is on
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if my reset input is on then output is
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off we have one additional property is
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properties here you have the option to
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give which input have the highest
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priority set input or reset input by
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default reset input is having the high
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priority okay we can change that
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function select the second
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input and click okay the second input
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means the set input is having high
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priority and the reset that is what we
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okay now I will activate input
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I3 output is on now I will activate
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I4 output is off now again I will turn
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on input I4 and I will keep it like that
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now I will turn on input I3 set input
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what happens my output is on because set
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is having the high priority in this case
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the PLC will ignore the status of reset
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it will only consider the status of set
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input and we'll activate the output
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accordingly for example now in this case
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I will make reset is having high
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priority that means output will be off
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reset means zero set means one see I
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will change the state again the first
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one I selected this is reset input is is
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having high priority and click okay
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output is off reset is having priority
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in this case PLC considers only reset
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input it will ignore the set input
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status so reset is zero output is zero
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like that you can select which input is
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having high priority which input you
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want to have the high priority in normal
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safety applications or normal
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applications generally reset is having
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high priority in some applications set
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is also having some priority if you have
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any industrial experience share with us
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where you used set priority reset
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applications you can find these type of
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applications priority applications okay
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set priority reset priority share with
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us through the comment section thank you
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I will meet you in the next video