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Also, I believe a well written program is not a concise, compact program. So just because it didnt have one when you put it in doesnt mean it wont have one in a year. The nature of PLC programs are that they can be changed.

Anything actuated by a lamp will then be actuated by the test button. Many times lamps will have lamp test buttons. First I would stay away from using indicator lamp outputs to actuate other logic in your program. Let me give you some pointers for the real world. Let me say that I am not familiar enough with the routine you are working on to say a lot about it.

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