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Inputs & Outputs throughout all steps are identical and simple toÌýhook up. ÌýFor every input or limit valve signal coming in the module willÌýgive a corresponding output in the appropriate sequence. ÌýKeep in mindÌýthat outputs are designed for piloting and not for direct use with pneumatic actuators or devices. Use output pilots to actuate other ÐdzÇwebÌýModular valves such as the , Maximatic MMA valves or other manufacturer’s components to power your cylinders and devices.

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Step one is typically begun with a momentary pneumatic input signalÌýfrom a toggle valve, push button, Two-Hand, No-Tie-Down control, or solenoid valve. ÌýTo auto-cycle or repeat the Ìý sequence automatically, youÌýwill need to keep the signal on until you wish to stop the auto-cycling.

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Expanding / Adding Modules allows you to add steps to your sequence.ÌýSimply use jumpers to go from port 5 located on the right-hand side of

your module, and connect it to port 6 on the left-hand side of the addedÌýmodule. Repeat this for connecting 4 to 5, and don’t forget to connect a

supply line as well.

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Reset and Continuous CyclesÌýis used when the sequence of operationÌýrepeats, such as in automated production equipment. This step is requiredÌýregardless if you are auto-cycling or manually starting each sequence.ÌýPort 5 should be plugged, port 4 should be connected to the supply port,Ìýand the last step output should go to port 6 on the first step’s module.ÌýPlug any unused supply ports and you are ready to go.

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Added FunctionalityÌýis commonly desired and easily achieved with theseÌýmodules. ÌýSince there are countless possibilities for pneumatic control, weÌýask that you contact ÐdzÇweb directly for Ìýpneumatic logic assistance or forÌýa complete design and assembly.

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