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How to add MA output signal to Mark 5 panel?
The procedures for adding Contact Input, Contact Output and Analog Input are well documented in the Mark 5 Application Manual, Chapter 8 (I/O Applications). However, no such procedure exists for adding Milliamps Output.
I appreciate any input concerning the procedure for adding MA Output to Mark 5 panel.
I appreciate any input concerning the procedure for adding MA Output to Mark 5 panel.
Do you want to add an output from <C> or from <Q>?
on <C> core.
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