Motor Control with the Click PLC. (CLICK 9)

[@ronymchak2496]

please keep these series of PLC going they really helpfull and clear just how you explained them

[@billlayer5117]

Great video. I’d love to see you do one on how to program stepper motors that use motor drivers. I haven’t been able to find anything that explains all the necessary steps clearly.

[@rickymeadows5176]

Awesome , I have learned more from these vids on PLC than I did in a whole semester of PLC in my Electrical Systems Assoc.'s degree program at school ! Could you please do a similar vid incorporating a Safety Controller with the PLC and a set of light curtains🤔

[@tommccloughan9725]

thank you, great video

[@gastonouellet1109]

Hi Phillip, Thanks for your good trainning. Do you have a video showing how to programming a FWD / REV? Conveyor starting from Home Position hit a prox /stop or come back to the HP? Thanks again!

[@WadeCountryLiving]

No. Sorry. I've done a lot of that type application. I don't have one on line right now. Which CPU are you using?

[@balvindermatharu922]

Thanks very much

[@jonnymac31]

Right on. What software are you using to draw the prints?

[@WadeCountryLiving]

Draftsight. It's a simple 2D software like AutocadLT

[@jonnymac31]

@@WadeCountryLiving cool, thanks.

[@baconsledge]

Phil, is it always accepted to double the outputs on one rung (y001, y002)?

[@WadeCountryLiving]

Yes, with the Click and most others

[@MyTato2010]

does the neutral going to power supply need to be fused?

[@WadeCountryLiving]

Good question. This is just a reference drawing. In this drawing the neutral terminal is not connected to a grounded "neutral" wire but directly to a 230 volt wire. A true system would have an isolation transformer between the 230 vac and the power supply.

[@balvindermatharu922]

We can not see your circuit diagram .could you show circuit diagram bit bigger