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Verify Job Sequence
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Polarity
When the polarity is set to N.O. the input is considered active high (24vdc for physical inputs and logic 1
for all network type buses). When the polarity is set to N.C. the input is considered active low (0vdc for
physical inputs and logic 0 for all network type buses).
Width and Offset
For multiple bit inputs (for example “Select PSet”) the width variable defines the number of bits the
assignment will read for its input. This allows the input size to be restricted to a few bits saving space for
other assignments.
The offset variable allows a fixed value to be added to the read value.
For example to use bits 4 & 5 of the physical inputs to select parameter sets 1-4 the assignment would
look like…
Select PSet
Bus
1
For the physical bus
Element
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For the first element on the bus
Bit
4
For the starting bit location
Width
2
To span the two bits 4 & 5
Offset
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Adding 1 to the read input value so we get…
Binary 00 = 1
Binary 01 = 2
Binary 10 = 3
Binary 11 = 4
Assignments
Do Nothing
Supported Feature
Bus Element
Bit
0-31
Polarity
N.O./N.C. Width Offset
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The “Do Nothing” assignment will run do nothing if it is active or inactive.
Start
Supported Feature
Bus Element
Bit
0-31
Polarity
N.O./N.C. Width Offset
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The “Start” assignment will run the tool while the input is active.
Stop
Supported Feature
Bus Element
Bit
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Polarity
N.O./N.C. Width Offset
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