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No HMI needs to be developed for this, but you can if you want. Just write the logic Studio5000 and toggle / enter values for variables as required.

1. Compare Instructions - Create 3 real variables. Name them LOW, TEST, and HIGH.
When TEST is greater than or equal to LOW, but less than HIGH, RED Pilot Light Turns on

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Final answer:

To create the desired functionality in Studio5000, you would set up compare instructions to check if the TEST variable is within a specified range and then control a pilot light accordingly.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question involves writing a logic program in Studio5000, which is used for programming PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers). Specifically, the student needs to create a logic that compares values within three real variables: LOW, TEST, and HIGH.

The comparison logic needs to turn on a RED Pilot Light when the TEST variable value is greater than or equal to LOW and less than HIGH. The logic structure may be implemented using compare instructions such as GEQ (Greater Than or Equal) and LT (Less Than) in a ladder diagram or structured text within the Studio5000 environment.

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