Crestron SIMPL+ - ANALOG_INPUT Declaration

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ANALOG_INPUT
Name:
ANALOG_INPUT
Syntax:
ANALOG_INPUT <var1>[,<var2>...];
ANALOG_INPUT <var[size]>;
ANALOG_INPUT <var[size[,<min>]]>
Description:
Routes analog inputs from the outside SIMPL program into a SIMPL+ program with
the specified variable names. ANALOG_INPUT values are 16-bit numbers. They are
treated as signed or unsigned values inside of a SIMPL+ program depending on the
operators or functions being used.
For an array of ANALOG_INPUTs, the maximum value of SIZE is 65535. Valid
indices are 1 through the specified size.
Example:
ANALOG_INPUT ramp1;
Signifies that one analog input is coming into the SIMPL+ program from the SIMPL
Program.
ANALOG_INPUT light_levels[25];
Signifies that up to 25 analog inputs are coming into the SIMPL+ program from the
SIMPL Program, referenced as light_levels[1] through light_levels[25]. One is
shown as a minimum but the symbol input can be expanded by the user up to 25.
ANALOG_INPUT temp_set_pts[20,4];
Signifies that up to 20 analog inputs exist, referenced as temp_set_pts[1] through
temp_set_pts[20]. Four are shown at a minimum, and the symbol inputs can be
expanded by the user up to 20.
Version:
SIMPL+ Version 2.00 for ANALOG_INPUT arrays, 3.01 for fixed arrays and
minimum sizes.
SIMPL+ Version 2.00 for ANALOG_INPUT arrays.
SIMPL+ Version 1.00 for everything else.
NOTE: ANALOG_INPUT variables may not be passed to functions in Version 3.00
for the 2-Series Control Systems. If you need to pass an ANALOG_INPUT variable
to a function, assign it to a locally declared variable and pass that variable to the
function.
NOTE: <min> is the number of inputs shown at a minimum in SIMPL Windows. The
Default is 1. The user can expand the minimum up to the full size. Only the last array
of a type can have <min>. Refer to Arrays on page 31, and Declarations on page 45.