Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1990-07-06
1993-12-28
Lee, Thomas C.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3649294, 36494061, 36494251, 3649464, 3649475, 364949, 3649494, 364DIG2, 395800, G06F 900
Patent
active
052747816
ABSTRACT:
A programmable controller includes a processor module and a number of input/output modules housed in a rack. Each input/output module contains a circuit that identifies characteristics of the module to the processor module. The circuit has a parallel input port and a parallel output port The outputs and inputs of the two ports are interconnected in a predefined manner according to the module characteristics. In addition, inputs of the input port are coupled to either a positive or negative voltage source to identify other module characteristics. By sequentially sending data to the output port and then reading data from the input port of each input/output module, the processor can identify the characteristics of the modules in the programmable controller.
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Allen-Bradley Company Inc.
Lee Thomas C.
Von Buhr Maria N.
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