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Ex. No.<br />

10 Network 1 and Network 2<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

1<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

2<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

3<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

4<br />

Network 3 and Network 4<br />

NW1 NW2<br />

In these networks the zone pairs 3 and 4 can be switched active.<br />

To do this change the flags (dummies) against their sensors<br />

(input parameter in FC2) and parameterize the zone pairs<br />

in LS4-4 with the LS4Soft software. In this example only zone<br />

pair 1 and 2 are considered.<br />

Note<br />

The memory bits (dummys) are default in OB 100.<br />

&<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

0<br />

S<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

1<br />

R<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

2<br />

R<br />

Network 5 and Network 6<br />

In this example a zone pair always becomes active when the<br />

respective sensor (here NC) switches (i.e. is on "0" signal) AND<br />

the other sensor (NC) or the dummy bits are on "1" signal. During<br />

switching (e.g. from zone pair 1 to zone pair 2) this condition<br />

is not true for a certain duration of time. During this time<br />

the last set zone pair remains active!<br />

314 Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-010-V11-EN<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

1<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

2<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

3<br />

#SEN_FIELD<br />

4<br />

Bits of cyclic output data<br />

Sensor for zone pair 1 (NC)<br />

Sensor for zone pair 2 (NC)<br />

Sensor for zone pair 3 (NC)<br />

(here: dummy)<br />

Sensor for zone pair 4 (NC)<br />

(here: dummy)<br />

&<br />

Zone pair 1<br />

active<br />

Switching time<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

0<br />

R<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

1<br />

S<br />

#FIELD_BIT<br />

2<br />

R<br />

Zone pair 2 active<br />

This condition can (depending on the application) be a possible<br />

hazard (e.g. if the sensor to be switched does not react) In<br />

this example the status is recorded and compared with a parameterized<br />

time. If this condition continues to be true after<br />

this time has elapsed, this will be interpreted as an error and<br />

the #ERR_SW_TIME bit will be set (see following figure).<br />

t<br />

t<br />

t<br />

t<br />

G_FB_XX_192<br />

G_FB_XX_193

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