Chapter 5: Menu reference
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• Pulsed: Switching the start condition filter on causes starting the delay timer
set in “6.2.n.7.1 Delay time” on page 222. After the time passes, the output
activates for a time defined in “6.2.n.7.2 Active time” on page 222, and then it
switches off.
If the stop condition filter is set, its activation deactivates the output and
resets both described timers.
• Double pulsed: Similar to the previous one, except the delay timer is activated
by any change of the start condition filter, activation and deactivation.
• Latched: A single activation of the start condition filter switches the output on.
The output can be then deactivated only by activating the stop condition filter.
If the stop condition filter is not set, the output will always remain active.
• Toggled: A single activation of the start condition filter switches the output
state to the opposite.
Figure 26 below shows examples of described output activation modes.
Figure 26: Output activation mode examples
(1) Start filter
(2) Stop filter
(3) Follow mode without delay
(4) Follow mode with delay
(5) Pulsed mode
(6) Double pulsed mode
(7) Latched mode
(8) Toggled mode
t
A
Delay time
t
B
Active time
Note: Full active time t
B
is equal to the programmed delay if the option 6.2.n.7.3
Retriggerable is set to No. Otherwise, the timer is restarted when start filter goes
active [1] and the active time is prolonged. See “6.2.n.7.3 Retriggerable” on page
222 for more details.
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A
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A
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A
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