Normally the contactor operation is controlled by AC or DC control voltage input to A1-A2terminals. But in advanced version contactor, the contactor can be controlled by additional 24V DC PLC inputs to X1-X2-X3 terminals.
When the PLC switch is ON, the contactor function is controlled by PLC input.
When the PLC switch is OFF, the contactor is controlled by control voltage input to A1-A2.
The electrical schematic and function description are available on the installation guide DOCA0189EN and here is the link:TeSys Giga Series - Contactors and Electronic Overload Relays - Installation Guide User guide | Schneider Electric
When the PLC switch is ON, the contactor function is controlled by PLC input.
When the PLC switch is OFF, the contactor is controlled by control voltage input to A1-A2.
The electrical schematic and function description are available on the installation guide DOCA0189EN and here is the link:TeSys Giga Series - Contactors and Electronic Overload Relays - Installation Guide User guide | Schneider Electric
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