Sequencing
Program Control
Math and Move
Analog Inputs
Analog Outputs
100

A PLC uses ____________ to cause each sequence step to occur by turning output devices on or off.

Logic

100

The First Scan Flag is often used in applications to ____________ a program to a known state on power-up of the controller. 

Initialize

100

____________ tag types may contain integer values between -32,768 and + 32,767.

INT

100

There are two types of analog signals produced most often by sensors: DC voltage and DC __________.

Current

100

A(n) ____________ is a device that converts energy from one form to another. 

Transducer

200

In a single-cycle sequence program, the start and stop inputs ____________ control the output.

Directly

200

Program Control instructions alter the program ____________ of a PLC from its normal sequence.

Scan

200

Energizing the ADD instruction causes the processor to add the contents of Source A to the contents of Source B and place the result in the tag defined in the instruction's ____________ field. 

Destination

200

The ____________ od a sensor is calculated by dividing the output span by the input range.

Sensitivity

200

In the United States, the ____________ signal is the most commonly used signal range for output devices.

4-20 mA

300

In the continuous-cycle program, the start and stop pushbuttons control an internal ____________, which starts and stops the sequence.

Relay

300

A MCR zone uses two MCR ____________; one on the initial MCR rung and one on the end MCR rung. 

Coils

300

Sources A and B of the MUL and DIV instructions may contain ____________ or constant values.

Tags

300

Analog inputs must be ____________ and configured.

Enabled

300

The ability to ____________ the physical output signal of an output transducer for a given input is a useful skill for troubleshooting and design.

Calculate

400

On/Off control is a(n) ____________ control method that is commonly used in PLC programming. 

Closed-loop

400

A subroutine is a program that can be called by another ____________. 

Routine

400

____________ instructions are PLC instructions that copy the contents of almost any PLC memory tag to another tag. 

Data transfer

400

On/Off control systems maintain the state of a process by keeping the process ____________ within a specified operating range.

Variable

400

____________ is used to prevent installation of a module in the wrong slot in a chassis.

Electronic keying

500

On/OFF controllers do not provide steady ____________ current or voltage to regulate the process. 

Output

500

A JMP instruction must always be used with a(n) ____________ instruction.

LBL

500

The ____________ instruction is used to copy the data contained in one tag to another tag.

MOV

500

The data stored by Studio 5000 analog modules can be viewed using the ____________ feature of Studio 5000 software.

Module-defined

500

The VSD ____________ signal remains on until the stop pushbutton is pressed.

Enable

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