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CSOUT – ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE PROGRAMMING CRIMSON USER MANUAL - MODULAR CONTROLLER AVAILABLE DATA The following are the data values available to the Master, and therefore, may be mapped to PLC registers. DATA DATA DESCRIPTION RANGE ACCESS Data1 Output 1 scaled value DataLo1 to DataHi1 R/W Data2 Output 2 scaled value DataLo2 to DataHi2 R/W Data3 Output 3 scaled value DataLo3 to DataHi3 R/W Data4 Output 4 scaled value DataLo4 to DataHi4 R/W SCALING DATA DESCRIPTION RANGE ACCESS DataLo1 Output 1 data low value +/-30,000 R/W DataLo2 Output 2 data low value +/-30,000 R/W DataLo3 Output 3 data low value +/-30,000 R/W DataLo4 Output 4 data low value +/-30,000 R/W DataHi1 Output 1 data high value +/-30,000 R/W DataHi2 Output 2 data high value +/-30,000 R/W DataHi3 Output 3 data high value +/-30,000 R/W DataHi4 Output 4 data high value +/-30,000 R/W OutputLo1 Output 1 output low value * R/W OutputLo2 Output 2 output low value * R/W OutputLo3 Output 3 output low value * R/W OutputLo4 Output 4 output low value * R/W OutputHi1 Output 1 output high value * R/W OutputHi2 Output 2 output high value * R/W OutputHi3 Output 3 output high value * R/W OutputHi4 Output 4 output high value * R/W * Dependent on the output type selected: TYPE RANGE RESOLUTION 0-5 V 0 to 5,000 1 mV 0-10 V 0 to 10,000 1 mV +/-10 V -10,000 to +10,000 1 mV 0-20 mA 0 to 20,000 1 uA 4-20 mA 4,000 to 20,000 1 uA PAGE 58 http://www.redlion.net/controller
MODULE CONFIGURATION CSOUT – ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE PROGRAMMING ALARMS DATA DESCRIPTION RANGE ACCESS Alarm1 Output 1 alarm status 0 or 1 (bit) R Alarm2 Output 2 alarm status 0 or 1 (bit) R Alarm3 Output 3 alarm status 0 or 1 (bit) R Alarm4 Output 4 alarm status 0 or 1 (bit) R REVISION 6 PAGE 59
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LP0631 CRIMSON 2 USER MANUAL MODULA
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GETTING STARTED TABLE OF CONTENTS S
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GETTING STARTED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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CONFIGURING DATA TAGS EDITING FLAG
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CONFIGURING DATA TAGS EDITING INTEG
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CONFIGURING DATA TAGS EDITING MULTI
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CONFIGURING DATA TAGS EDITING STRIN
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CONFIGURING DATA TAGS MORE THAN TWO
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USING THE PAGE LIST CRIMSON USER MA
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SELECTING PRIMITIVES CRIMSON USER M
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EDITING PRIMITIVES CRIMSON USER MAN
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PRIMITIVE DESCRIPTIONS CRIMSON USER
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DEFINING SYSTEM ACTIONS CRIMSON USE
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ACTION DESCRIPTIONS CRIMSON USER MA
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ADVANCED TOPICS CRIMSON USER MANUAL
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USING THE PAGE LIST CRIMSON USER MA
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ADDING DISPLAY PRIMITIVES CRIMSON U
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SELECTING PRIMITIVES CRIMSON USER M
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GROUPING PRIMITIVES CRIMSON USER MA
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DEFINING ACTIONS CRIMSON USER MANUA
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SYSTEM PRIMITIVES CRIMSON USER MANU
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DEFINING PAGE PROPERTIES CRIMSON US
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ADDITIONAL SYSTEM PROPERTIES CRIMSO
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CHANGING THE LANGUAGE CRIMSON USER
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DATA AVAILABILITY CRIMSON USER MANU
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PROGRAM PROPERTIES CRIMSON USER MAN
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RETURNING VALUES CRIMSON USER MANUA
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PROGRAMMING TIPS CRIMSON USER MANUA
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PROGRAMMING TIPS CRIMSON USER MANUA
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NOTES FOR EDICT USERS CRIMSON USER
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CONFIGURING DATA LOGGING BATCH LOGG
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CONFIGURING DATA LOGGING DATA LOG P
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CONFIGURING DATA LOGGING THE LOGGIN
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WEB SERVER PROPERTIES CRIMSON USER
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COMPACTFLASH ACCESS CRIMSON USER MA
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WEB SERVER SAMPLES CRIMSON USER MAN
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USING THE SECURITY SYSTEM SECURITY
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WRITING EXPRESSIONS DATA VALUES CHA
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WRITING EXPRESSIONS COMPARING VALUE
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RUNNING PROGRAMS CRIMSON USER MANUA
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USING RAW PORTS CRIMSON USER MANUAL
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SYSTEM VARIABLE REFERENCE HOW ARE S
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SYSTEM VARIABLE REFERENCE COMMSERRO
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SYSTEM VARIABLE REFERENCE TIMEZONEM
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PROGRAMMING REFERENCE EXPRESSION OP
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FUNCTION REFERENCE NOTES FOR EDICT
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FUNCTION REFERENCE ACOS(VALUE) ACOS
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FUNCTION REFERENCE ASIN(VALUE) ASIN
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FUNCTION REFERENCE ATAN2(A, B) ATAN
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FUNCTION REFERENCE CLEAREVENTS() CL
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FUNCTION REFERENCE COMMITANDRESET()
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FUNCTION REFERENCE COMPACTFLASHSTAT
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FUNCTION REFERENCE CREATEDIRECTORY(
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DATATOTEXT(DATA,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DECTOTEXT(DATA,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DELETEDIRECTORY(
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DEVCTRL(DEVICE,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DISPOFF() DISPOF
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FUNCTION REFERENCE DRVCTRL(PORT, FU
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FUNCTION REFERENCE ENABLEDEVICE(DEV
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FUNCTION REFERENCE EXP(VALUE) EXP(V
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FUNCTION REFERENCE FILL(ELEMENT, DA
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FUNCTION REFERENCE FINDFILEFIRST(DI
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FUNCTION REFERENCE FINDTAGINDEX(LAB
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FUNCTION REFERENCE FTPGETFILE(SERVE
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETALARMTAG(INDE
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETCAMERADATA(PO
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETDISKFREEBYTES
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETDISKSIZEBYTES
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETINTERFACESTAT
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETMONTHDAYS(Y,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETNETMASK(PORT)
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETNOWDATE() GET
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETPORTCONFIG(PO
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETSTRINGTAG(IND
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GETUPDOWNDATA(DA
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FUNCTION REFERENCE GOTOPAGE(NAME) G
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FUNCTION REFERENCE HASACCESS (RIGHT
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FUNCTION REFERENCE INTTOTEXT(DATA,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE ISWRITEQUEUEEMPT
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FUNCTION REFERENCE LEN(STRING) LEN(
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FUNCTION REFERENCE LOG(VALUE) LOG(V
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FUNCTION REFERENCE LOGSAVE() LOGSAV
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FUNCTION REFERENCE MIN(A, B) MIN(A,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE MUTESIREN() MUTE
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FUNCTION REFERENCE NOP() NOP() ARGU
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FUNCTION REFERENCE PI() PI() ARGUME
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FUNCTION REFERENCE POPDEV(ELEMENT,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE PORTGETCTS(PORT)
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FUNCTION REFERENCE PORTPRINT(PORT,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE POSTKEY(CODE, TR
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FUNCTION REFERENCE RAD2DEG(THETA) R
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FUNCTION REFERENCE READDATA(DATA, C
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FUNCTION REFERENCE RIGHT(STRING, CO
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SCALE(DATA, R1,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SENDMAIL(RCPT, S
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SETINTTAG(INDEX,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SETNETCONFIG(POR
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SETPORTCONFIG(PO
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SETREALTAG(INDEX
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SHOWMENU(NAME) S
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SIN(THETA) SIN(T
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FUNCTION REFERENCE SLEEP(PERIOD) SL
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FUNCTION REFERENCE STDDEV(ELEMENT,
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FUNCTION REFERENCE STRIP(TEXT, TARG
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FUNCTION REFERENCE TAN(THETA) TAN(T
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FUNCTION REFERENCE TEXTTOADDR(ADDR)
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FUNCTION REFERENCE TEXTTOINT(STRING
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FUNCTION REFERENCE USECAMERASETUP(P
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FUNCTION REFERENCE USERLOGON() USER
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FUNCTION REFERENCE WRITEFILE(FILE,
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