I/O connection guide for TS250, TS255, TS350 and TS355 dispensers/ controllers.
I/O Configuration and End of Cycle Switch
Upon completion of a dispense cycle, an open collector circuit closes and remains closed until the next dispense cycle. This circuit can be used to signal back to a host computer, start another device in sequence, or drive any other operations that need to be tied to the completion of the dispense cycle. Upon closure, (end of dispense cycle), power from an external source is allowed to pass through the circuit to operate a 5 to 24 VDC load. Power consumption must not exceed 250 mA. The load could be a relay, solenoid, counter, LED, or any device that will operate within a 5 to 24 VDC range and a maximum of 250 mA.
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