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Programming Examples
Two simple programming examples are shown below.
Example #1:
For an analog input, the program might read the input value and turn on a discrete output when the analog input reaches a specific value. In this example, the program compares the value of the first analog input (IR1) with a value stored in register R4. If the analog input is greater than that value, then a discrete output (O18) is turned on.
O18
[IR1 > R4]
The output that is turned on might represent an actual output device such as a switch, or a logical output that is used elsewhere in the program.
Example #2:
The logic below might be used for an analog output.
[R3 ! OR1]
In this example, each program scan, the Move function copies the content of register R3 to reference OR1, which is the reference used by the analog output.
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