How to Wire Sensors to a PLC - Part 2

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@4:51 I do not really understand why terminal 10 and 11 are also meant for the connection of power supply, since the schematic diagram only shows the connection of 24VDC to terminal 1 and 20. Appreciate if you can explain a bit, thanks :)

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There are some different installing two wire device and 4 wire device. Always using manual to know where the location input output number are. The PLC system used to have channel for power source 24+ and 24- voltage near position channel input output.

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[@Xxxcappie23]

At 4:39 I still couldn't tell from the schematic where to wire the neutral . 10, 11 and 20 you say for neutral, if you look closer you see 10 has a plus sign, does that not mean positive? Still enjoying all the videos you provide thank you.

[@realpars]

These sensors operate on DC voltage. There is a +24VDC terminal and several COM (common, or ground) terminals. Terminal 1 is supplied +24VDC, and terminals 10, 11, and 20 can be connected to common (ground).The 24VDC power supply and the PLC card should both be connected to the same ground potential. Terminal 10 can be wired as a positive compensator (hence, COMP+) if you are using external compensation for differences in common potentials. This is not usually required.