PLC input / output
A controller interface point connecting field signals to an identified module channel.
In plain English
A power sequencer controls the order in which selected supply rails are enabled or disabled.
A controller board can bring its supplies up in the order required by its devices.
Show each rail-enable output and any feedback used to decide the next step. An ordered command is different from proof that a supply reached its intended condition. The drawing should therefore distinguish the requested sequence, actual rail voltages and the status inputs used by the controller.
Only if the selected sequence actually checks the required condition. A timed command alone and a feedback-qualified sequence provide different information, so show the implemented control method.
Read the source: Power supply sequencing
An ordered enable signal does not itself prove that a rail reached its intended voltage.
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