Right now I have 3 buttons wired, we previously had them labeled as "E-Stop", "Load" and "Unload". I have re-named the Load momentary switch as "Cycle".Catch me up on this cycle/cycle stop development. I'm not aware of these. Is this part of the timer circuit? I'm not privy to the knowledge of what the timer's function is. Anyway, I've gone ahead and edited the drawing to what I think should work. Edits in red.
P.S. if your timer is latched and you press stop, it will stop as long as you hold the button in, but when you release the button it will resume operating. You will need to press E-stop. I need more details about the timer (what it's for, how long it's time is, what latches it, etc) to work around this.
Pressing "Cycle" currently latches the relays and activated sol1 which loads my apparatus. Once a certain load is reached, the timer kicks in and 30-seconds later triggers Sol2. I need to add a "Stop" to this to shut down sol2 and limit needless travel (this distance varies, or I would use a prox switch). Using "E-stop" to stop the motion is a pain and not appropriate as it is not an emergency situation. I could make "stop" a maintained switch, but would rather have it a momentary....
During setup operations the QC tech has requested the ability to jog the cylinder through the use of Sol1 and Sol2 in order to adjust position.