Carrier ZS Standard - Editing Displayed Values (ZS Pro)

Creating Snap control programs for ZS Sensors
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Step 3: Add Binary Sensed Value Input microblocks if using ZS Pro
motion sensor
From the
Net I/O
microblock menu, add one
Binary Sensed Value Input
(
BSVI
) microblock that will read a
binary value from up to 5 ZS motion sensors, and makes the value available to the control program on an output
wire. If the Rnet has more than one ZS motion sensor, the microblock's combination algorithm determines
whether the output value is based on a single sensor or all sensors having the same value.
Rnet Tag
All values from a ZS Sensor must have an Rnet tag that defines what type of
information this microblock's value represents.
NOTE
If the Rnet tag droplist does not have the tag you want, you can create
a custom tag in Snap.
Index/Enable
The Index number corresponds to the ZS sensors defined in the Sensor
Binder microblock. Check
Enable
for each sensor that you want to include in
the combination algorithm used to determine the output value of the
microblock.
Combination Algorithm
If using more than 1 sensor, select how the enabled sensors' values are to
be combined to determine the microblock's output value. Select:
And
to output 1 if all sensors have a value of 1, otherwise output 0
Or
to
output 1 if any sensor has a value of 1, otherwise output 0
Show on Sensors
Select
Local Value
to have each enabled ZS Pro or Pro-F sensor display its
individual sensed value, or
Calculated Value
to have each ZS sensor display
the value determined by the
Combination Algorithm
.
Show on
Check the ZS Pro or Pro-F sensor screen(s) that you want this microblock's
value displayed on.
Show text
Enter the text that the ZS sensor's display will show with the microblock's
output is off or false (inactive) or when it is on or true (active).
Inactive Text
The
Inactive Text
your system displays when the microblock's output is off, or
false.
Active Text
The
Active Text
your system displays when the microblock's output is on, or
true.