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Schneider Electric Processor Adapter Handbücher

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Schneider electric Processor Adapter Bedienungsanleitung (425 Seiten)


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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Momentum

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M1 Processor Adapter and

1

Option Adapter User Guide

1

Document Set

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Contents

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About This Book

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About Book

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Getting Started

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Overview of Momentum M1

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Processor Adapters

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Section 1.1

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Front Panel illustration

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Overview of Ports

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Overview of Ports, Continued

23

Memory Size and

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Clock Speed

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Power Supply

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Section 1.2

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171 CCS 700 00

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171 CCS 700 00, Continued

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171 CCS 700 10

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171 CCS 700 10, Continued

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171 CCS 760 00

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171 CCS 760 00, Continued

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171 CCC 760 10

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171 CCC 760 10, Continued

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171 CCS 780 00

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171 CCS 780 00, Continued

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171 CCC 780 10

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171 CCC 780 10, Continued

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171 CCC 960 20

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171 CCC 960 20, Continued

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≅ 4.1 Msec

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171 CCC 960 30

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171 CCC 960 30, Continued

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171 CCC 980 20

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171 CCC 980 20, Continued

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171 CCC 980 30

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171 CCC 980 30, Continued

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Overview of Momentum Option

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Adapters

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Section 2.1

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Section 2.2

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Serial Option Adapter

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Front Panel Components

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Pinouts for

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Specifications

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Specifications, Continued

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Section 2.3

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Modbus Plus Option Adapter

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Section 2.4

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MB+ ACT Flash

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Patterns

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Option Adapters

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Assembling Momentum

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Components

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Section 3.1

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Assembling a CPU

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Procedure:

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Disassembling

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Section 3.2

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I/O base

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Continued on next page

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Step Action

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2 Lift off the adapter

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Section 3.3

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Section 3.4

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Labeling the CPU

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Example of a

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Fill-In Label

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Communication Ports

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Using the Modbus Ports

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Section 4.1

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Modbus Port 1

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Modbus Port 1, Continued

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Pinouts for Modbus Port 1

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110 XCA 204 00

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Section 4.2

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Modbus Port 2

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Modbus Port 2, Continued

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Single Master/

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Slave Cabling

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Interconnect

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Connectors for

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Custom Cabling

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9-Pin D-Shell

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Modbus RS485

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Connector “T”

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(DB9 Base)

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(RJ45 Base)

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Using the Ethernet Port

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Section 5.1

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Ethernet Port

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Network Design Considerations

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Security

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Cabling Schemes

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Setting

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Ethernet Address Parameters

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Saving to Flash with Concept

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Description

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Description, Continued

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Section 5.2

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Procedure

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Section 5.3

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Accessing Embedded Web Pages

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Section 5.4

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Momentum M1E Web Pages

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Configuration

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Momentum M1E Indicators

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Using the I/OBus Port

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I/O Bus Port

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How I/OBus Works

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Cable Accessories

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Cable Accessories, Continued

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Using the Modbus Plus Ports

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Standard Cabling Schemes

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Cluster Mode Cabling Schemes

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Cluster Scheme

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Cable Between

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Clusters

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Terminating

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Resistor Plugs

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Modbus Plus Addresses

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Peer Cop

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Peer Cop, Continued

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At a Glance

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Configuring an M1 CPU with

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Section 8.1

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Modicon Modsoft

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Continued

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Defaults for an

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18.0 Adapter

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Section 8.2

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Reserving

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Registers for the

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TOD Clock

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Next Step Setting the time

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Setting the Time

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Setting the Time, Continued

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Reading the Time-of-Day Clock

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Section 8.3

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Changing Parity

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Changing the Baud Rate

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Changing the Modbus Address

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Changing the Delay

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Section 8.4

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Editing the Local

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Editing the I/OBus I/O Map

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Configuring a Modbus Plus

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Section 10.1

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Estimating How

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Much Memory to

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The Default Peer Cop Screen

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Using Peer Cop with Modsoft

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Section 10.2

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Devices on the Network

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On Error

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Completed

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Screen: Node 5

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Section 10.3

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Defining the

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Specific Output

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Global Inputs

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Defining Specific

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Outputs

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Defining Global

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Inputs, Continued

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Specifying

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References for

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Node 2

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Completing the Configuration

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Saving to Flash in Modsoft

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Preparing to Save to Flash

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Saving to Flash

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Saving to Flash, Continued

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Section 12.1

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PLC Configuration

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Section 12.2

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Reserving a

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Battery Coil

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Section 12.3

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Changing Mode and Data Bits

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Section 12.4

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255.255.255.0

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Configuring I/O

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Configuring I/O, Continued

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Section 12.5

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Generic InterBus

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Module Identifier

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Codes, Continued

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Network in Concept with Peer

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Section 14.1

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Accessing the

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Screen

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Option Effect

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Section 14.2

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Cop dialog box

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Peer Cop dialog box

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Section 14.3

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BIN setting

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Global Outputs

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Appendices

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Ladder Logic Elements and

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Instructions

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Ladder Logic

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Standard Ladder

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DX Loadable Support

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A Special STAT Instruction

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Words 1...12

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Run L7ED Flash

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Pattern and Error

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Run LED Flash

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Numerics

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