1. Input terminal function 50 (pulse superposition
enabling)
If the terminal rising edge is detected, the pulse
setting is increased by the value specified by
P21.26. Pulses are compensated to the pulse
setting channel at the rate specified by P21.27.
2. Input terminal function 31(pulse ascending)
If the terminal is valid, pulses are superposed to the
pulse setting channel at the rate specified by
P21.27.
Note: P05.11 may impose a slight impact on the
actual superposition value.
Example:
P21.27 = 1.0/ms
P5.05 = 31
If terminal S5 input signal lasts 0.5s, the actual
superposed pulse count is 500.
3. Input terminal function 32 (pulse descending)
The timing sequence of this function is similar to that
of the previous one, but the superposed pulse count
in this function is a negative number.
Note: The pulses are superposed to A2 and B2 of
the pulse setting channel. The functions such as
pulse filtering and electronic gear are still valid for
superposed pulses.
4. Output terminal function 28 (pulse superposing)
The output terminal is valid during pulse
superposing, but it is invalid after pulse superposing.
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