Beginner 07 — Latched Start/Stop (SET/RESET)
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Briefing
Add a STOP to the previous scenario. Pulse START, LIGHT latches on. Pulse STOP, LIGHT resets off. Pulse START again, it comes back on. Two rungs: one SET, one RESET. That's the pattern behind nearly every industrial start/stop circuit you'll ever read.
Objectives
- Pulse START → LIGHT on
- Pulse STOP → LIGHT off
- Pulse START again → LIGHT on again
Hints
- Rung 1: | START | S= LIGHT ;
- Rung 2: | STOP | R= LIGHT ;
I/O Table
Inputs
STARTMomentary start push-button (NO)
BOOL · %I0.0
STOPMomentary stop push-button (NO)
BOOL · %I0.1
Outputs
LIGHTIndicator lamp
BOOL · %Q0.0
Your program will be tested against:
All test cases run automatically when you submit. Assertions are hidden until you pass.
- #1Pulse STOP → LIGHT off
STOP resets LIGHT after a START latch
- #2Pulse START → LIGHT on
A momentary START sets LIGHT and it stays on after release
- #3Restart after stop → LIGHT on again
After a stop, a new START pulse re-latches LIGHT
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