Technical data

SINAUT TD7 software package for the CPU
2.5 Data point typicals
Software
256 System Manual, 07/2009, C79000-G8976-C222-07
Explanation of the parameters
Names: PartnerNo
PartnerObjectNo
Refer to
Parameters you require often (Page 223).
Name: Enabled
Declaration, data type , default and range of values: Refer to
Parameters you require often
(Page
223).
Explanation Whether or not processing of the block is enabled must be specified.
If processing is enabled, all the functions of the FB execute.
If processing is disabled the FB only checks to see if the disabled status has
been canceled. Any commands that are still received are not output. The FB
cannot communicate on the organizational level in this status because FB
Cmd01B_R cannot send or receive organizational messages.
Note
If the Enabled input can be controlled by a switch, this local disable means that no more
commands are output if they are still received. Since the block is, however, not capable of
sending ORG messages, it cannot report this local disable back to the partner itself. This
must be implemented by the user with a separate message, for example Bin04B_S.
Name: MultipleOutput
Declaration: INPUT
Data type BOOL
Default: FALSE
Explanation Simultaneous output of multiple commands permitted.
Range of
values:
TRUE or FALSE
No parameter specified: Default value FALSE is valid.
With this parameter, you can specify whether or not several (consecutively
received) commands can be output simultaneously; in other words, you
specify how the block reacts when a new command is received and the
previously received command is still being output (command output time has
not yet elapsed or the user program has not yet reset this command).
FALSE (default):
Multiple command output is not permitted. The newly received command
overwrites the output byte. Any command is still pending is therefore reset to
0 unless the new command is identical to the old one.
TRUE:
Multiple command output is permitted. A newly received command is ORed
into the current output byte. The command output time is retriggered. This
applies to all pending commands.