Configuration - 3
Pin | 0 Digital I/O Configuration |
|
1) | Change to External Fault Input | Grounded |
2) | Change to External Fault Output | Grounded |
3) | Change to External Interlock | Grounded |
4) | Change to General Purpose I/O | Grounded |
5) | Change to General Purpose Input | Grounded |
6) | Change to General Purpose Output | Grounded |
7) | Change to External Trigger | Grounded |
8) | Change to External Fault Output | Isolated |
9) | Change to General Purpose Output | Isolated |
10) | Change to Power Fail Input | Grounded |
11) | Change to Power Fail Output | Grounded |
12) | Change to Power Fail Output | Isolated |
13) | Change to Output and not Fault In | Grounded |
14) | Change to Output and not Fault In | Isolated |
Type a number and press Enter or
All pins do not have to be configured in the same way. Some can be used as isolated outputs while others are
Selections 10 and 11 are the power fail signals. One is the input, to signal that a power failure has occurred; the other is the output, to indicate when the shutdown state has been saved. Pin 13 is a special purpose signal discussed under cfSetDigitalConfig in chapter 5.
Selections 8, 9, 12, and 14 are the isolated output selections, which require a dedicated pair. Dedicated pairs are located on adjacent pins
After you press Enter, select whether the pin will be configured as either High True or Low True.
Pin 0 Digital I/O Configuration
1)Change to High True
2)Change to Low true
Type a number and press Enter or
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