Title: Ch 16
Course: Renee-Faculty_Template_Jones-620-303-Motors_Ind_Electrical_Systems

Q: An On-delay timer is similar to a relay.  The coil is energized and the contacts
- change state when the timer accumulated value is equal to or greater than the preset.
- change state immediately then reset when the accumulated value is greater than or equal the preset value.
- change state when the accumulated value is less than or equal to the preset value.
- change state immediately and reset when the preset value is equal or greater than the accumulated value.
A: change state when the timer accumulated value is equal to or greater than the preset.

Q: An Off-delay timer is similar to a relay.  The coil is energized and the contacts
- changes state immediately and resets when the accumulated value is equal or greater than the preset.
- change state when the timer accumulated value is equal to or greater than the preset.
- change state when the accumulated value is less than or equal to the preset value
- change state when the pb is released and reset when the accumulated value is equal or greater than the  preset value.
A: changes state immediately and resets when the accumulated value is equal or greater than the preset.

Q: A retenative on-delay timer does what with the accumulated value?
- Remembers the accumulated value when the coil looses its power.
- Looses the accumulated value when the coil looses its power.
- Retains the preset value when the coil looses its power.
- Retains the contact state when power is lost from the coil.
A: Remembers the accumulated value when the coil looses its power.