Dec 23, 2001 19:20
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English term

"PB" (Is it "power box"??)

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering a basecoater manual
Control Power Prerequisites

1) Logic Power On - Logic Power is applied to the PLC’s, Power Supplies and other special electronic equipment. Momentarily depressing the Logic Power On PB brings up the logic equipment. The illuminated portion of the PB is On indicating that power has been applied to this equipment. (...)
1) Control Power On - Momentarily depressing the Control Power On PB will energize the Control Power Relay (CPR) The PB is illuminated indicating that Control Power is On and has been applied to the Machine. Loss of any prerequisite will result in immediate removal of Control Power from the system. (...)

1.3 CONTROL DEVICES

1)Operator Controls - Pendant Station
o E-Stop - Illuminated PB(Maintained)
o Jog/Run - 2 position SS
o Drive Start - Momentary PB
o Jog - Momentary PB
o Start/Reset - Momentary PB
o Fast Stop - Momentary PB

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Dec 23, 2001:
"Push button" definition Here I've found a definition of "push button":

A roughly fingertip-sized plastic cover attached to a spring-loaded, normally-open switch, which, when pressed, closes the switch. Typical examples are the keys on a computer or calculator keyboard and mouse buttons."

I'm afraid this doesn't fit with the context, since there seems to be an "illuminated portion of the PB"...
I think that "Power Button" would make more sense; but how shall I translate it into Spanish?

Thanks a lot in advance

Proposed translations

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Power Button

Me da a la naríz que es eso :)

Saludos
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Muchas gracias :)"
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Pushbutton

Pushbutton

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Note added at 2001-12-23 20:02:11 (GMT)
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Boton or pulsar boton
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53 mins

Pushbutton (in English).- Pulsador, botón pulsador, botón de contacto (in Spanish)

I prefer Pushbutton in English, and Pulsador in Spanish.
Peer comment(s):

agree mónica alfonso
11 mins
Gracias, Mónica.
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