Using CODESYS create a PLC LADDER LOGIC HINT: You will use a timer, counter, and bit-level addressing to solve this problem (and many otherconcepts we've covered so far!) For this problem, you can ignore the LINE SWITCH, but don't forget toinclude the SAFETY WATER LEVEL SWITCH (Normally Closed) when operating the fill valve.L1L2ActivedevicesTimerE GroundincrementMachine functionTimerff0-1124134514561245DrainFillFirst prerinseRinse4-5LineDrainswitch134514561245Fill7Prewash WashDrain8-10Drain11pump1213-1513451456124Fill(MTRSecond prerinse RinseDrain16Safety waterlevel switch------Fillvalve13414561245Fill17ellWash WashDrain18-3031FillFirst rinse RinseDrain3233-3435Timer134514561245motorMTRFillSecond rinse Rinse36134537-4142Circulating1456Drain1245motorDryDry DrainDry(MTR43-58146591246146606 HeaterwwMacBook Air20888DIIDDF3F4F5F6F7F8F9& Design Problem: You have just been hired as a Controls Engineer at XYZ Systems Integrator. Your firstproject is for a client who wishes to retrofit (modernize) an industrial wash unit. The current systemutilizes a mechanical drûm sequencer type motorized mechanical timing device. Based on what youhave learned in TEC 263, you know that a PLC would be a perfect solution to this problem! The customeris willing to replace or "rewire" 1/O as necessary (e.g. switches, button, sensors, etc.) but, the processmust remain the same. Since you decided to use a PLC, you now have the ability to provide a fewenhancements! So, the customer also requests that the number of completed wash cycles is tracked anddisplayed (something that was not being done before). Using the following industrial electrical (wiring/relay) ladder diagram and the corresponding functionality chart, design a PLC system (ladder logicprogram and HMI) to satisfy the customer's needs. For testing purpose, use 1 second as the defaulttimer increment based on a cumulative time (e.g. Timer Increment of 2 on the chart would be from 1 to2 or a 1 second interval)HINT: You will use a timer, counter, and bit-level addressing to solve this problem (and many otherconcepts we've covered so far!) For this problem, you can ignore the LINE SWITCH, but don't forget toinclude the SAFETY WATER LEVEL SWITCH (Normally Closed) when operating the fill valve.L1L2TimerActiveincrementdevicesGroundMachine functionMacBook AirDIIDDF12F11F10

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Using CODESYS create a PLC LADDER LOGIC HINT: You will use a timer, counter, and bit-level addressing to solve this problem (and many otherconcepts we've covered so far!) For this problem, you can ignore the LINE SWITCH, but don't forget toinclude the SAFETY WATER LEVEL SWITCH (Normally Closed) when operating the fill valve.L1L2ActivedevicesTimerE GroundincrementMachine functionTimerff0-1124134514561245DrainFillFirst prerinseRinse4-5LineDrainswitch134514561245Fill7Prewash WashDrain8-10Drain11pump1213-1513451456124Fill(MTRSecond prerinse RinseDrain16Safety waterlevel switch------Fillvalve13414561245Fill17ellWash WashDrain18-3031FillFirst rinse RinseDrain3233-3435Timer134514561245motorMTRFillSecond rinse Rinse36134537-4142Circulating1456Drain1245motorDryDry DrainDry(MTR43-58146591246146606 HeaterwwMacBook Air20888DIIDDF3F4F5F6F7F8F9& Design Problem: You have just been hired as a Controls Engineer at XYZ Systems Integrator. Your firstproject is for a client who wishes to retrofit (modernize) an industrial wash unit. The current systemutilizes a mechanical drûm sequencer type motorized mechanical timing device. Based on what youhave learned in TEC 263, you know that a PLC would be a perfect solution to this problem! The customeris willing to replace or &#34;rewire&#34; 1/O as necessary (e.g. switches, button, sensors, etc.) but, the processmust remain the same. Since you decided to use a PLC, you now have the ability to provide a fewenhancements! So, the customer also requests that the number of completed wash cycles is tracked anddisplayed (something that was not being done before). Using the following industrial electrical (wiring/relay) ladder diagram and the corresponding functionality chart, design a PLC system (ladder logicprogram and HMI) to satisfy the customer's needs. For testing purpose, use 1 second as the defaulttimer increment based on a cumulative time (e.g. Timer Increment of 2 on the chart would be from 1 to2 or a 1 second interval)HINT: You will use a timer, counter, and bit-level addressing to solve this problem (and many otherconcepts we've covered so far!) For this problem, you can ignore the LINE SWITCH, but don't forget toinclude the SAFETY WATER LEVEL SWITCH (Normally Closed) when operating the fill valve.L1L2TimerActiveincrementdevicesGroundMachine functionMacBook AirDIIDDF12F11F10

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CODESYS is a software platform for industrial automation technology. The core of the platform is the…