Honeywell IPC5000 Installation Manual page 51

be highlighted if previous status was "STOP", and the program that is selected will
start to run.
STOP: When the input of Digital input 1 is closed (at the rising edge), "STOP" status will
be highlighted if previous status was "RUN", and the program that is selected will
stop running.
(1-2) HOLD: Terminal number is 3(DI2) and 1(DI_COM) of Digital input group.
When Digital input 2 is ON, it holds the running program and when it is OFF, it
continues to run the program
(1-3) ADV: Terminal number is 4(DI3) and 1(DI_COM) of Digital input group.
Each time Digital input 3 is ON, it advances the processing of a program by one
segment.
(2) Channel Select: Terminal number is 7(DI6), 8(DI7) and 1(DI_COM)
When Digital input 6 and/or 7 are ON, channels are selected other external remote
operations. It is available for IPC5000D.
They are chosen by the status of DI (See chart below)
DI6
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Default = Disable both channel Input (CH1, 2 is OFF)
(Note) When current Control mode is synchronous mode(Figure 3.17.1), if either of DI6
or DI7 is ON, the remote control of Digital inputs is available.
(3) TROUBLE Status Indication
Terminal of IPC5000D is 5(DI4), 6(DI5) and 1(DI_COM)
Terminal of IPC5000D is 5(DI4), 6(DI5), 7(DI6) and 1(DI_COM), 9(DI7) and 8(DI_COM)
When Digital input 4 or 5 is ON, The trouble message is displayed and operation mode of
the controller is changed to a trouble status. And Control output is 0.0% and all digital output is
OFF except digital output for TROUBLE. You can see the arrangement about Channel 1 or 2
of Digital input 4 and 5 on Table 2.6.2.
Refer the Section 3.18 for assigning Trouble Message.
(4) Program Number Selection
When current status is only STOP mode, the selection can be enabled.
Selection and indication are made according to the status of 'DI' below.
DI7
ON Enabled both CHANNEL (CH1, CH2)
OFF Enabled CH1, but disabled CH2
ON Enabled CH2, but disabled CH1
OFF Disabled both CHANNEL (CH1, CH2)
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Operation
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Status
CH1, 2 - ON
CH1 -
ON
CH2 -
ON
CH1, 2 - OFF