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| - | Digital outputs do not possess their own power source(meaning they are dry contacts) and serve only to switch **A** and **B** terminals together where the load can be connected. This means that if 28 V are supplied to one of the terminals and the digital output is on, then same voltage would appear on the other terminal. | + | Digital outputs do not possess their own power source (meaning they are dry contacts) and serve only to switch **A** and **B** terminals together where the load can be connected. This means that if 28 V are supplied to one of the terminals and the digital output is on, then same voltage would appear on the other terminal. |
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