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QueueClear
Data In
CompareEnable
Figure 65:
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Timers View

The Timer View is used to configure necessary parameters to use Timer objects within an application. Timers are used in many different types
of applications to accurately control the timing of a given machine event with respect to one or more previous events. For example: When a
digital input turns on, we want to start a program exactly 500 msec later. Or, when an index is complete, we want to hold an output on for
exactly 2.000 seconds.
There are several different types of Timers available to the user based on the task they are trying to achieve.
Figure 66:
Number of Timers
This parameter determines the number of Timer objects that are available in the configuration. Use the spin control to change the number of
Timers from 1 to 8. The Timers are numbered with a base number of 0. This means that if there are 5 Timers available, they will be numbered
0 through 4.
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Set # of Queue Objects = 0
and clear data in queue
Queue
Size
Queue Offset
Detailed Queue Diagram
Timers View
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IF (# of Queue
Objects = 0)
IF (# of Queue
Objects = or > Full Level)
Source Select:
Full
MasterPosn
Level
FeedbackPosn
CommandPosn
Data Out
Exit Position
Sum
IF (# of Queue
Objects = Queue Size)
QueueEmpty
QueueFull
QueueExit
Comparitor
Comparitor
QueueOverflow
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