Husky Altanium Delta5 - Force; Conditions; Cable Connections

Force 255
User Guide v 2.0 — March 2023 System Options
14.5.2 Force
You can force a configurable signal High or Low (TRUE or FALSE). This will override all of the
condition settings that are configured for a signal.
When Force is set to None, the signal operates by the configured conditions.
When Force is set to Low, the configured conditions are ignored and the signal stays low
(FALSE).
When Force is set to High, the configured conditions are ignored and the signal stays High
(TRUE). The Active indicator illuminates.
This setting can be used to manually force a signal to High or Low when a signal's status must
stay in one state for an operation. This helps when you initially configure other signals for an
operation that would be triggered from the forced signal. Also, you can use Force to bypass
specific signals when troubleshooting.
14.5.3 Conditions
Four conditions are available for each configurable signal. Touch the Signal Type field next
to each condition you want to set. You can select from the signal types that follow:
• Digital Input
• Controller Functions
• Configurable Signal
• A Husky control technology installed on your Altanium system, such as UltraSync-E
• Safety Signal
• Temperature Control
With each signal type, there can be related signal sources, conditions, and values that must
be set. Configure these as necessary.
14.6 Cable Connections
All cables are connected to the bottom of the Delta5 MCU, with the exception of the USB
connections on the front of the MCU. The USB connections are used for importing and
exporting data.
The insulation level of control cables and devices connected to Delta5 I/O’s are as follows:
• 500 V when the devices are powered by a 400 VAC or 415 VAC system
• 300 V when the devices are powered by a system up to 240 VAC
NOTE: When the 12 V provided on Input, Part Count, or Remote Load connectors is
connected to external devices, the total current used by all external devices shall not
exceed 1 A.
Figure 14-6 shows the Delta5 connector locations. The connectors are described in
Table 14-10.