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Training Video Contents

Course A ( Basic Course ) 32 minutes

STEP 1. Basic circuit
Practice turning the pilot lamp on and off using a breaker.
STEP 2. ON circuit
Use a pushbutton switch to turn the pilot lamp on.
STEP 3. AND circuit
Use two pushbutton switches to build an AND circuit.
STEP 4. OR circuit
Use two pushbutton switches so that when either switch is on, the pilot lamp lights and an OR circuit acts.
STEP 5. Motor circuit
Drive the motor through the push button.
STEP 6. Motor on and reverse circuit
Use a 3 position toggle switch to control the motor. ( on, off reverse )
STEP 7. Basic relay circuit
Light the pilot lamp using a relay.
STEP 8. Self-holding Circuit (1)
Build a Self-holding Circuit using a relay sequence.
STEP 9. Self-holding Circuit (2)
Modify the circuit from step 8 so that it can be reset using a pushbutton switch.
STEP 10. Modification to the limit switch
Build a motor limit circuit which uses a limit switch, based on Self-holding Circuit.

Course B ( Application Course ) 44 minutes

STEP 1. Circuit modification to use the manual toggle switch
Modify the circuit from Course A, Step 10 to use the toggle switch.
STEP 2. Manual / Automatic Interlock circuit
A changeover switch is used to choose between manual and automatic interlocks.
STEP 3. Circuit to control 2 motors
Using the toggle and pushbutton switches build a circuit to control 2 motors.
STEP 4. Interlocked Motor (1)
Using the circuit from Step 3, build a interlock circuit.
STEP 5. Interlocked Motor (2)
Complete the interlock circuit from step 4 by adding a pilot lamp.
STEP 6. Interlocked Motor (3)
Modify the circuit so that when the motor limit switch is pressed, the motors reverse.
STEP 7. Interlocked Motor (4)
Add the Self-holding Circuit (basic memory circuit)(using 2 relays)
STEP 8. Interlocked Motor (5)
Modify the circuit so that the limit switch stops the circuit.
STEP 9. Electronic Timer Circuit
Modify the circuit so that it now uses the electronic timer control.

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