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R614      *No high voltage allowed. Any active electrical item that is not an actuator (specified in R501) or core control system item (specified in R710) is considered a CUSTOM CIRCUIT. CUSTOM CIRCUITS shall not produce voltages exceeding 24V.

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Rule R625
R625      *Don’t modify critical power paths. CUSTOM CIRCUITS shall not directly alter the power pathways between the ROBOT battery, PDP/PDH, motor controllers, relays (per R504-B), motors and actuators (per R501), pneumatic solenoid valves, or other elements of the ROBOT control system (items explicitly mentioned in R710). Custom high impedance voltage monitoring or low impedance current monitoring circuitry connected to the ROBOT’S electrical system is acceptable, if the effect on the ROBOT outputs is inconsequential.
Rule R610
R610      *1 breaker per circuit. All circuits, with the exceptions of those listed in R615 and R617, must connect to, and have power sourced solely by, a single protected 12VDC WAGO connector pair (i.e. the load terminals, as shown in Figure 8‑9) of the PDP/PDH, not the M6 cap screws.
Rule R611
R611      *The ROBOT frame is not a wire. All wiring and electrical devices shall be electrically isolated from the ROBOT frame. The ROBOT frame must not be used to carry electrical current.
Rule R814
R814      *Don’t connect solenoid outputs together. The output air from multiple solenoid valves must not be combined.