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Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds Station (1d)Station (2d)Station.

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1 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 1

2 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec 2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 1 2 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

3 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec 2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 1 i3 2 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

4 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec 2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 1 i4 2 i3 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

5 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec 2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 1 i5 2 i4 3 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

6 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 6 r1 2 i5 3 i4 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

7 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec 2 sec 4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 6 i7 2 r1 3 i5 4 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

8 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec 2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 6 i8 7 r2 3 r1 4 i5 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

9 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec 4 sec 2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 6 i9 7 i8 3 r2 4 r1 5 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

10 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec 2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 6 10 7 i9 8 r3 4 r2 5 r1 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

11 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 4 sec2 sec 4 sec2 sec 0 sec 1s 4 sec2 sec4 sec2 sec 1s Station (1d)Station (2d)Station (3d)Station (4d)Station (5d) 11 r6 7 10 8 i9 4 r3 5 r2 Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

12 Dario B. Crosetto 05/16/01 Stage (1d)Stage (2d)Stage (3d)Stage (4d)Stage (5d) 11 12 7 r6 8 10 9 r4 5 r3 t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 Bypass switch PE Bypass switch PE Input every 6 seconds Output every 6 seconds

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