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Opcode
Qualifier
Application
ANY / ALL -
Used only
with Lists.
Note that
with the ANY
Opcode you
can specify
how many
points within
the list must
meet the
criteria for
the input
condition to
be true.
On Input
ANY Opcode.
Used to override any programming in the system. Typically
used by inspectors to override programming that triggers signals, elevator
capture, door drop, etc. The input condition is TRUE if any point within the list
is ON.
All Opcode.
Used to override any programming in the system. Typically used
by inspectors to override programming that triggers signals, elevator capture,
door drop, etc. The input condition is TRUE if all points within the list are ON.
Manual
Override
Any Opcode.
The input is TRUE if any point within the list has been manually
overridden (i.e., controlled from the panel).
All Opcode.
The input is TRUE if all points within the list have been manually
overridden (i.e., controlled from the panel).
Delay
Constant
Allows the Custom Control input condition to set a delay equal to a constant
value.
Variable
Allows the Custom Control input condition to reference a value contained in an
analog pseudo point. This value can periodically change, allowing the amount
of delay to change as required by the application.
Cycle
Constant
Allows the Custom Control output condition to periodically execute. The
frequency at which the statement executes is determined by the value of the
constant. For example, the output side of the equation could periodically
(every 15 minutes for example) turn a heat pump on if necessary.
Variable
Allows the Custom Control input condition to periodically execute. The
frequency at which the statement executes is determined by the value of an
analog pseudo point. This analog value can periodically change, allowing the
frequency of the cycle to change as required by the application.
Table 10-1. Input Opcodes and Qualifiers,
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