Touch-sensitive switch
A touch-switch representation identifies operation by the documented touch-sensing mechanism.
Touch-sensitive sensor form: Normally Closed 3 Wire with Connector.
In plain English
A touch-sensitive sensor changes its output when its sensing surface is touched under the specified operating conditions. This entry identifies the normally closed 3 wire with connector form in the publisher's IEC-context family.
An operator station may use the sensor as a controller input while keeping the powered sensor circuit separate from the load it commands. The normally-closed designation starts with a conducting output or closed contact in the documented reference condition; operation changes that state. The three-wire form distinguishes supply, return and switching output. Confirm sourcing or sinking operation from the actual sensor circuit before connecting it to an input.
The connector variant adds a separable field interface. Keep the mating connector designation, pin numbers and cable-core mapping visible at that boundary. The mark does not establish a safety-rated enabling switch or guaranteed operation with every glove. Sensitivity, environmental suitability and output type need selected-device data.
Touch-sensitive sensor form: Normally Closed 3 Wire with Connector. This entry adds the normally closed 3 wire with connector detail to the broader touch-sensitive sensor family. The mark does not establish a safety-rated enabling switch or guaranteed operation with every glove. Sensitivity, environmental suitability and output type need selected-device data.
Read the source: Autodesk IEC-60617 preview: Touch-switch forms
Autodesk IEC-60617 Symbol Preview: Touch Switches, HPX12TS3C / VPX12TS3C. This identifies the publisher's library context; exact IEC graphics and database identities are not asserted.
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A touch-sensitive sensor changes its output when its sensing surface is touched under the specified operating conditions. This entry identifies the normally closed 3 wire with connector form in the publisher's IEC-context family.
An operator station may use the sensor as a controller input while keeping the powered sensor circuit separate from the load it commands. The normally-closed designation starts with a conducting output or closed contact in the documented reference condition; operation changes that state. The three-wire form distinguishes supply, return and switching output. Confirm sourcing or sinking operation from the actual sensor circuit before connecting it to an input.
The connector variant adds a separable field interface. Keep the mating connector designation, pin numbers and cable-core mapping visible at that boundary. The mark does not establish a safety-rated enabling switch or guaranteed operation with every glove. Sensitivity, environmental suitability and output type need selected-device data.
This entry adds the normally closed 3 wire with connector detail to the broader touch-sensitive sensor family. The mark does not establish a safety-rated enabling switch or guaranteed operation with every glove. Sensitivity, environmental suitability and output type need selected-device data.
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Public Touch Switches table explicitly lists HPX12TS3C / VPX12TS3C with this operating or connection form. Vendor graphics are linked, not copied.
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