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Status and Fault Logic
Status and Fault Logic—Boolean Output Signals
Output Signal
Btn1–Btn12, R_BJM, R_EJM, T_Ais_Det, Grp_Det, _Ais_Det, YGrp_Det,
Y_Ais_Det
Status and Fault Logic—Proportional Output Signals
Output Signal
T_Ais_Psn, _Grp_Psn, _Ais_Psn, YGrp_Psn, Y_Ais_Psn
Status and Fault Logic—Raw Proportional Output Signals
Output Signal
GrpRaw_Val
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JS1000_CAN Function Block
Boolean Output Signals
The following table shows how the changing states of the Status and Fault signals affect
the value of Boolean output signals.
For example:
•
As long as the Status signal and the Fault signal for the Btn1 input are both F, the
Btn1 output signal can be either T or F.
•
As soon as either the Status signal or the Fault signal for the Btn1 input becomes T,
the Btn1 output signal goes to and stays F.
•
When the Status signal and the Fault signal for the Btn1 input are again both F, the
Btn1 output signal returns to its normal T or F operation.
Proportional Output Signals
The following table shows how the changing states of the Status and Fault signals affect
the value of proportional output signals.
11007135 Rev AC May 2010
Status Signal State
Fault Signal State
F
F
T
T
T
F
F
T
Status Signal State
Fault Signal State
F
F
T
T
T
F
F
T
Status Signal State
Fault Signal State
F
F
T
T
T
F
F
T
Output Signal Value
T or F
F
F
F
Output Signal Value
-10000 to +10000
0
0
0
Output Signal Value
0 to 1000
0
0
0
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