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Timer mode
POUT1 TIMER1
out. activ: low
T. ON: 10:50:00
T. OFF: 11:00:00
POUT1 TIMER2
out activ: low
T. ON: 13:00:00
T. OFF: 14:00:00
POUT1 TIMER3
out activ: low
T. ON: 23:45:00
T. OFF: 09:30:00
If Timer mode is selected, a window as shown above is displayed. The switching plan
is assigned per day. Three turn-on and turn-off times are programmable for each
output. If a switching time has to be configured, only the turn-on and turn-off time
must be programmed. Thus the example shows switching times from 10:50 to 11:00,
13:00 to 14:00 and 23:45 to 09:30. A turn-off time earlier than the turn-off time
would cause the output to be enabled over midnight. For example a program
'ON
Time' 10:45:00, 'OFF Time' 9:30:00 would cause an active ouput from 10:45 to 9:30
(the next day!). If one or more of the three switching times are unused just enter the
same time into the fields
'ON Time' and 'OFF Time' . In this case the switch time
does not affect the output.
Single Pulse
Selecting Single Pulse generates a single pulse of defined length once per day.
POUT1 SINGLE:
out activ: low
T. : 12:00:00
L. : 00.10 sec
You can enter the time when the pulse is generated in the field 'Time' . The value in
field 'Length' determines the pulse duration. A pulse duration from 10 msec to 10 sec
in steps of 10 msec can be selected.
The example shows a single pulse at 12:00 every day with a duration of 100 ms.
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